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 Fundraiser Gifts Coming Soon!
The 2008 Fundraiser was February 1-10. We asked for your pledges to help sustain our favorite radio station and raised over $24,000! Expect to see your pledge forms or premia in the mail starting in March. You can always donate to WCBN online, year-round, using our secure pledge form. |
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| Want to get involved with WCBN? Think you have a great face for radio? Join us! Introductory training sessions are held every Sunday at 4pm in our lobby. Go to the Thompson St. entrance of the SAB (corner of Jefferson) and call 763-3500. Say you're here for training, and we'll buzz you in. See you there, or email training AT wcbn DOT org! |
Upcoming Events
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WCBN Concert: JANDEK
Saturday May 17 7:30
Lydia Mendelssohn Theater
(Map)
Presented FREE by WCBN-FM and UMMA. NO Tickets needed.
Jandek isn't really a person so much as an art project. It is the name under which things are released and performances are given. Booking is done and records are released by a "Representative from Corwood Industries." After decades of reclusive anonymity, Jandek began performing in late 2004, and has made only occasional appearances since. |
WCBN Movie Night Schedule: Second Tuesday Every Month
Doors at 9 Film starts at 10-Music, short films & unusual videos follow
LIVE @ PJ’S 102 S. First Ann Arbor |
May 13
Frank Uhle Garage Band Bonanza
WCBN DJ is going to be showing rare and vintage clips including "The Blast-Off Girls." Cameo by Colonel Sanders.
June 10
Superfly (1972)
Part of the 1970s blaxploitation vanguard, Superfly's gritty authenticity elevates it above its subsequent imitators. Funded by black businessmen, and shot by a mostly black crew, it was as much a statement against white-dominated Hollywood as it was a convincing depiction of a certain segment of black city life. Best remembered today for the soundtrack by Curtis Mayfield.
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Movie Night
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WCBN-FM is the University of Michigan's student-run freeform radio station in Ann Arbor, Michigan. We have been broadcasting a genre-less overview of music, news, and public affairs to the University and its surrounding communities for over 30 years. |
