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Publ'ic Affairs Highlight Orange County Issues KUCl's Public Affairs Programming

KUCI is Orange County's only remaining Public Affairs/ News Oriented Radio Station. We ore also one of the few remaining public access stations in the entire countIY. Our public affairs programming is intended .to bring o greater awareness of student and community issues to the people of Orange County. Oecause of this, and because of our public accessibility, any community group is able to come to KUCI and present any issue on the air. KUCI is o unique forum for public interaction, and for the pre- ' sentation of issues concerning our county and our growing awareness of ourselves as ori indMdual

, communitywithin Southern Californio . Our programs cover o wide varietY of topics:

everything from health to technology, women's issues to new music, live entertainment to jobs. Near!y 011 of our tall~ show hosts ore community pro­fessionals frommany fields, and 011 of the talk shows ore interesting, informative and sometimes€'llen controversia!. KUCI welcomes listener comments on our public offairS programming (or on any of our programming, for that matter), and we encourage you to write us at this address:

KUCI Public Affairs Deportment Third Roor, Gateway Commons

University of Californio Irvin'e, CA 92717

Monday, 8:30 a.m. ASK DR. ANDERSON

Doctor 13i11 Anderson, director of the Student Health Center, answers your most pressing health questions. Usteners may submit questions to any of UCl's Peer Health Advisors (who sponsor the show) for Dr. 13ill to answer.

Tuesday, 8:30 a.m. BORNFEMALE

I30rn Female presents women's issues as they relate to the women ond men of UCI , Join Jonnie

Wesley as she and her guests discuss these issues in an informative, non-threatening manner. Topics in­~~: -

l3eing an Outstanding Female Student The WQmen'sMovement: Where Is It Going? l3eing o Woman Among Mole Administrators Women and Art Women and Stress Management Women and Sexuality

Wednesday, 8:30 a.m. CAREER WHY5 ON THE AIR

Each program features guests who ore qualified experts on certain career-related topiCS. Frieda Grones addresses their fields ofexpertise, and every fourth week discusses opportunities for specific ca­reers. Topics include: . .

Temporary Employment Voluriteer Employment Interview Techniques Hints on Resumes Job Seorching

Thursday, 8:30 a.m. HI-TECH EXPO

l30b Byron of the Educotional Service Corporation educates the loyman about the latest develop­ments in high technology, and how these d€'llelop­ments will offect our lives. Guèsts include local en­gineers, educators and technicians who ore build­ing the future of Orange County and .the world.

Friday, 8:30 a.m. HEALTH TREND5, 155UES ANO CONTROVERSIES '

Amy Fìsher reveals the truth about the latest . health 'breakthroughs' in frank discussion with health-specialist guests. Sponsored by the Sickle Celi Anemia Foundation.

Monday, 5:30 p.m. AlTERNATING CURRENT5

Potricia Engel looks at contemporary culture and

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current events in this public interest program. Inter­views with guests from unique bad~grounds supple­ment readings from the alternative press on severoI topics in the fields of Art, Music, Science and Politics.

Tuesday, 5:30 p.m. CONTEMPORARY JUDAICA

Oecause of our traditions, every one of us I~nows who he is and what God expects him to do. Andrew Wolanow invites you to join in the discus­sion of 011 aspects of Jewish life and culture with peoplefrom 011 fields, local and international . Topics include:

Zionism Anti-Semitism Judaic Studies Music and Culture Judaism for the Orange County Student

Wednesday, 5:30 p.m. THI5 WEEK AT UC IRVINE

Host Christine Suh informs students and Orange County residents about events on the UC Irvine campus. Entertainment events, fine arts presenta­tions, outdoor excursions, festivals, displays, and campus services ore highlighted. The show features interviews with Associated Students of UCI counci! members, various campus administrators and offi­dals, and representatives from the numerous campus organizotions.

Thursday, 5:30 p.m. NEW5WEEKFM

The radio version of "Newsweek on Campus" magazine, Newsweek FM is an .informative pro­gram on current eveots and new developments in the music industry. It's o 'pop culture' show, and features celebrity guests from theentertainment industry.

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Alter~àtive Programming: Something For Everyone

Many students are unaware that brings the most interesting live con- WAU..Y W AVE NUCLEAR OVERTURE5UC Irvine has a radio station. It certs into your home, courtesy cf the Cowabunga! The Kahuria and Jazz fusion? Jazz fissionI Jazz at

is student owned anel operated and , DOC and KUCI . Live recordings and Moondoggie Memorial Surf Hourl A criticai massI Let Andrea whip you is one cf the few alternative media interviews cf new and upcoming tribute to one cf Orange County's in- into a frenzy with jazz in the early sources in Orange County. Located artists such as Gary Numan, U1340, digenous art forms, followed by morning. Catch the chain reaction on on the third floor of Gateway Com­the Psychedelic Furs, and the English some cf the most danceable tunes Juesday trom 6 to 8:.30. What a mans, few students ever come to Deat. this side of the Wedge. Fridays from blast!visi t. Wednesday, 7:00 p.m. 6 to 8:.30 p.m.

As an alternative media source, LESLEEREGGAE ALBUM OF THE WEEK JOHN T. KUCI has much to offer Orange If you like cream sherry and satinA special feature cf the Night T rain This guis an animaI. Plays theCounty. From public affairs shows sheets, you'lI melt when you hear to Kingston show. Alex Engel plays most influential stuff around. Fromwhere the latest issues that affect the Leslee. Catch. her frictionless jazz and on imported reggae album ·in its en- the Rolling Stones to the Go-Go's. community and students are aired, her silken honey voice-every Monday tirety and then gives it awOy to a lis- The Shirelles to the Modettes. The Su­to the lotest in musical trends. Alter­ fram neon till .3 .tener. Sametimes new, sometimes premes to Kate Dush. Don't get teonative media allows far the explora­not so new, but always reggae, the dose, he's farteo hot. Three to 5:.30 5COlT CAPUROtion and experimentation needed to mysterious reots hearbeat cf Jamai- f!'Very Monday afterneon. Suppose you were on a planetkeep new ideas and art forms flow­ca. Jah Praise. . . THE T ' MAN . that had no jazz or Droadway music?ing.

Friday, 9:00 p.m. When the oceans are teo crowd- What would you do? You'd hCNeKUCl's public affairs programs affer 51DE TRACK5 ed, the "E" Man shall inherit the Scotty beam you up. If you find the the listener a chance to hear com­

One side each cf two newly-re- earth . Sex-waxin every pot and a need far this kind d music impingingmunity leaders address topics cf in­leased new WCNe albums. Fìnd out stick in every garage. Plus the Who on your I ife, tune him in Tuesdaysterest in verious fields cf expertise. As what's going on in the music field album showcase. Hear him ùnleash- tram neon to.3 p.m. .a non-commerciai medium, KUCI is and why. A special feature cf the ed every week on Wednesday from open to any group that might like to J.B. P.adio Vandalism Show. 9 to midnight.put on a public affairs show. KUCI Josh Dleier, nobocly' s sweetheart,

constantly presents helpful messages ******************** T055 THE FEATHERS (FOLK 5HO\V) with the bestcf·jazz. You con hear far non-profit organizations as well as JOHNNY QUE5T What do the Congo, San Pueblo his uncompromising jazz style, fram announcements that inform and As a vinyt junkie, it is important to ond the Celtic Isles have in common? Akiyoshi to McCoy Tyner, every Sun-lead to a better lifestyle. appreciate 011 forms cf music. I am Fìrst, music plays a vital role in the cul- . dayfrom 12:.30 to.3 p.m.

Most commerdal radio stations supposed to play dassical but Il!ke to tures cf these regions. Second, you RADIO HALlOFFAME don' t present a mixture or variety cf explore the best in avante-garde ::an hear originai music from these Do you remember "Fìbber Mageemusical styles, As an altemative and my favorite Dvorak. I play re- ond other far-off lands when you and Mollie," dearie? Or "The Lone media source, KUCI presents music quests. tune in to Toss The Feathers on Tues- Ranger," "Richard Diamond," 'The from 011 different genre. Every day day fram 6 to 8:.30 p.m. MIKE DUFFY Great Guidersleeve" and the hun­from neon unti! three, the best and Sanity. Rationality'. Tranquility. Ali is WARREN dreds cf other old radio fCNorites? newest jazz music is played. The right with the cosmos os' Mike ~ If you like power chords, thumping Get a toste cf old-time rodio with the next three hours ore reserved for ex­rest~res rea;on to your world WI~ boss, blistering leads, and thunder- Radio Hall cf Fame Sundaysfrom .3 perimental and progressive · rocI~ fol­da~Ical muslC that ~as ~ ~rm ba~e In ous drums, this show is far you. Join t06. lowed on most days by reggae and reahty. Catch the slmphaty cf It 011 Warren for the best in hard rock, DAVEKOBRINthen the best in new music. And Tuesdays from 9 to neon. blues, southern boogie, and (of Oig Dands! Dig Dands! You wantmany people spend their mornings HIGHER FORM5 course) heavy metal Tuesdays from 9 more? Oroadway! 5how Tunes! Evenlistening to soft rro and dassical until It is soid that music is the highest = ) QJnjd.nigb.t.-_~ ____ -­more? InteMews with the greats,neon. This txpe cf pr29ramlJ1[oQ_~ ~_~.JlC -il!1Q9iIiObOO. .~-OJRP.AN like Louie Belison and Mel Torme. only possl5le frOiTìOn altèmative Share the great wo~s cf art that This rockabilly music is so intense, More stili? What are you, a vacuum media source. . hCNe survived the test cf time with he uses his bandano to constantly deaner? Saturdayfrom neon to.3.

!3elow are descriptions for many cf your host Andrew Wolan0v..: every wipe the sweat from his brow as his the music shows that KUCI presents. MR.GONE . Sunday from 9 to 11 :.30. Rel~e the feet keep moving to the music. Slice Search through and experiment with I was'doing late-night experimen­days cf old through the muslc that on in to bite some American music. the disc jroeys. Cali 8.3.3-5824 or tal radio. Then I tried one match­

mode them great. MEG JONE5 8J.3-KUCI and talk about your favor­ head cf concentrated extract cf

OiICAGO 5YMPHONY ORCHE5TRA This scintillating seduc~ess" plays pineal gland cf Iguana. Three weeksite songs. Search and explore new Experience this season's perform- some"cf th~ best Austrahan down later, when I come down, my attor­alternatives to your listening and tel!

your friends about 88.9 fm KUCI. D ance cf the Chicago Symphony Or- un~ muslc and popl~roldance ney recommended a change . cf t.chestra and the conducting genius cf muslc.. The only regret IS that the pace. One more matchhead . .. I******************** Sir Georg Salti with your hostess !3ev- show IS three hours and not longer. wasjazzed!Soturdoy, 8:30 a.m.

5TORY THEATRE erIy every Thursday moming from 9 JOHN GLOVER . MAXMOROCCO Aprii McLean hosts an old-fashion­tO neon. Transcend your complacent hsten-

Musical styles induding dub, calyp­ed story-telling hour. Aimed at the ing attitudes and soar to new worlds

so, reggae and ska: a meetingAPRILLOVE as I hope to play tomorrow' s musickids, but adults also will enjoy a trip piace for musical styles . combining into their childhoods with old and Daroque music. .Classical dance. today. This is the music of another

the best cf old with the best of new. Extraordinary fugue. Ali this and world, a future time. new favorite children's stories. Who more are yours when you listen to TONYOZUNAneeds Saturday moming carteons on Aprii Love' s ClassicaI Music on Satur- . My mom mode me grow out mylY when you've got KUCl's alterna­ THE NIGHT TRAIN TO KING5TON dayfrom 9 to neon. . hair to an inch, now my friends thinktive! Watch the lights cf Jamaica go by.

that I am a traitor to my dass. NoGAlLPlNK Ride with Alex Engel on the Night one spits on me anymore, even5unday, 8:30 p.m. Dance and party to the lo test rrain to Kingston. For a remarkable though I play 011 cf the local punk LONDON WAVELENGTH music. I lave taking your requests evening cf reggae music, join him bands on my show. I just want someCONCERT 5ERIE5 and hearing from you. Theme shows Wednesdays from 6 to 8:.30 in the respect. No one kicks me anymore.London Wavelength's Pete Larkin . are myfavorite. evening.

Public Affairs Shows Highlight .............. continued frominside Monday, 8:00 p.m. Fuel for Accomplishment, and, liI~e other fuels, we Friday, 8:30p.m. HIGH 5CHOOL DI5C JOCKEY OF THE WEEK must fili up to continue occomplishing. Tune in for A TOAST TO THE COMMUNITY

This hour-Iong program displays the talent and Dr. Sioux Harlan's 'Fuel Formulas' ond hear Orange Present~ by the Newport Center Toastmasters musical toste cf a loeal high scheol student. Easily County'stop motivators share their secrets for self­Club, A Toast to the Community is designed to the most fun and exhilarating show on KUCI.The DJ esteem. introduce the listener to the diverse actMties that is chosen each week in a random .drawing, and abound in Orange County as well as to share new any Grange County high scheol student may enter information with OC residents. Dove Humphreys the contest. Send your nome, address, phone num­hosts. ber and the nome cf your high scheol to: KUCI High . Wednesday, 8:30 p.m. School DJ Contest, Third Floer, Gateway Commoni, LIMELIGHT 5unday, 11 :30 a.m. University of California, Irvine, CA 92717. Umelight informs the listener about cultural and THE WORD 15 OUT

entertainment offerings in and around Orange Uso Gonzales and Charles Kruger, of UCI's Gay County. Madorie Stradinger tall~s with well-I~nown and Lesbion Student Center, lead you on an ad­

Tuesday, 8:30 p.m. entertoinment personalities on such topics as: Pro­venture into the realm of gay culture. The Word Is FUll. E5TEEM AH EAD

Full Esteem Ahead is a show whose troin cf fessional Theatre • Cammunity Theatre • Dinner Theatre • Mime • Film and Filmmal~ers • Audition­

. Out offers theatre, music, news ond an insight into what' s happening within the gay community -

thought carries only positive cargo. Esteem is the ing for Theatre • UCI Drama • Local Music which, by the way, indudes your own.

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