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NBC sports commentator Bruce Beck '78 talks about falling in love with his wife at IC, and how studying accounting (that's right: accounting!) prepared him for his career in broadcasting.
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WICB, Ithaca College’s student-run radio station won the mtvU Woodie Award this year for best college radio station. The award ceremony was held in November in New York City. The mtvU Woodie Awards are the self-proclaimed definitive college music awards.
IC was up against Sacramento State University, Auburn University, DePauw University, Emerson College, and Seton Hall...
Most six-year-old boys spend their time playing with toy airplanes and trucks. But not me. When I was six, I was holding a microphone plugged into my father’s stereo system, recording my own radio show. Years later, as an Ithaca College freshman, I found myself sitting in the Park auditorium listening to the executive staff of WICB, the College’s radio station, describe all the...
WICB is known for its strong programs and outgoing DJs and reporters. It comes as no surprise that the station has steadily won awards for its programming and hosts. Here are just a few of the most recent honors awarded to WICB.
APRIL 2008
Society of Professional Journalists Mark of Excellence Awards
John-Severin Napolillo '08 was assistant music director at WICB his sophomore year. Here's how he describes the job:
When I arrived at WICB each afternoon, I held office hours much like professors have. I sorted through 20 to 50 packages filled with CDs and promotional materials. I then organized the music as part of our (sometimes overwhelmingly large) music cabinet....
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