Page Six — THE VOICE — Decembei 1980
Radio Questionnaire
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WFSS, Fayettevilles' Public Radio is gearing up for its power increase. Yes, WFSS
will begin broadcasting on a 100,000 watt frequency very soon and will then have a 30
mile radius. We must begin making plans to provide the kind of programming Fayette
ville wants to hear from its public radio. After all public radio is your radio. You can
help us by answering a few questions about your own preferences.
It should come as no surprise to you that WFSS will be soon start to look for financial
support — to get us started and keep us going. Our support will come from our
members, corporate and business gifts, foundation grants, individual donations, etc.
We are not asking you for a donation now. We are, however, asking you for a pledge of
support and for your views on the way WFSS can best serve Fayetteville and the sur
rounding areas. Please take the time to answer these few questions and return your
answers to us at the address given at the end of this questionnaire. If you’ve already
made a donation, thanks again! We'd still like to hear from you, of course.
1) Are you happy to see that Public Radio is expanding in your community?
Yes No
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2) Do you now listen to Public Radio?
Yes No
3) If you listen to Public Radio, which station?
WFSS WSHA WUNC
-Other
4) Please rank from 1 through 10 the types of programming you would prefer to hear
on WFSS?
Classical
J322 Live or tape-delayed coverage
Drama significant legislative hearings
National News —
Public Affairs Other
-Children’s Shows
5. Would you personally be interested in making a significant tax deductible contribution
to WFSS’’
Not this time Yes
Under $100 $100-$1,000
-No
6, Would you like to volunteer some of your time to WFSS?
Yes
In which category Fund-raising -
Community Relations Production Newsletter Program Guide
-Announcer Board
Operator
7. At what times do you listen to your radio most',’
Morning Noon Evening Night
-Programming
Guide
-News/Public Affairs
8. Your age?
9. Comments;
Your occupation?-
10. Name
.\(ldress
Zip-
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If you know of any student who has made or is making out
standing contributions to the Fayetteville Community or to
College in general, please notify “The Voice."’
We would like to recognize all outstanding FSU students in
our monthly “Student Profile.”
Submit all names to “The Voice” office between 11 a.m.-5
p.m. or contact Ronnie McLean at “The Voice” office.
MOVIES
tor January 1981
Tuesday, January 13 Village of the Damned
This film is about a diabolical group of unusually preco
cious children on unearthly origin has become a classic
of the genre. A dozen supernatural children are born after
a strange spell overtakes an English village; eventually,
only George Sanders stands in the way of the demonic
powers. Cast: George Sanders, Barbara Shelley
Wednesday, January 28 The General
Buster Keaton is a "stumble-footed boob" who seemingly
can't do anything right. A classic comedy of the silent era.
All movies will be shown at 7 p.m. in the Multi-Purpose
Room of the Student Center.
Please mail to: .Ms Lenitu Freeman. Director Devek)pment liadio Promotion
WFSS Radio Radio. Fayette\ ille. N, C. 28301
It'you ha\e any question.s. please call Lenita Freeman at (919),486-1381
Return those
books before
vacation or
else your
charges for
them will be
your returning
welcome!