[Imc] FW: In the Bike Lane

[Paul Kotheimer]

hi kimberlie

from a tech standpoint, burning a CD is easier for us than making a
minidisc.  could we amend the production/submission routine to reflect
this?

hope so...

digitally yours,
paulkotheimer:)

On Fri, 25 May 2001, Kranich, Kimberlie wrote:

> The following was sent first to Pauline, but I am sending it on to this
> listserv since some of you will be helping Pauline produce "Life in the Bike
> Lane."
> 
> Kimberlie
> WEFT Programming Committee
> 
> -----Original Message-----
> From: 	Kranich, Kimberlie [mailto:Kranich at WILL.uiuc.edu] 
> Sent:	Friday, May 25, 2001 8:26 AM
> To:	'Pauline Bartolone'
> Cc:	Weft PC (E-mail)
> Subject:	Re: In the Bike Lane
> 
> 
> 
> Pauline,
> 
> Last night the PC unanimously approved a seven week extension of your "Life
> in the Bike Lane" drop-in  effective May 28 - July 11th.  Instead of two
> different programs each week, please provide us with one program.  It will
> air on Monday at 6:30am and will be repeated on Wednesday at 8:30am.  Please
> put the program on a minidisk with "Life in the Bike Lane" labeled on both
> the MD and the spine of the MD and place it in the wooden minidisk crate in
> the broadcast booth in time for broadcast.  If you are going to put more
> than one program on a minidisk, please label the tracks so the airshifter
> knows which program to play.
> We would like to talk with you again at our July 12th PC meeting.
> Congratulations and thanks for the good work.
> Kimberlie
> p.s. I will email the Monday and Wednesday morning menu airshifters of the
> news.  Mick Woolf, who is currently doing the daysheets, will make sure this
> is part of the daysheets.
> 
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