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NAEB NEWS LETTER....Jan 15, 8 40....page 3 NASU REPORT WORTH READING The report of the Committee on Radio Broadcasting to the National Association of State Universities is well worth reading. Some of the things considered in the report are: Program Emphasis 9 Libraries, Radio courses, Recordings, Radio councils. Cooperation, Recognition of radio service within educational institutions, The tendency of most educational institutions to provide adequate staff, Promotional publicity, and Finance. No doubt copies of this report may be found around the state Universities. Better look" for the report and read it. The committee was composed of President A. G, Crane, chairman; President I. D e Weeks; John J, Ti ge rt; and Clarence A, Dykstra. JULLIARP SCHOOL OF MUSIC ON WNYO The Institute of Musical Art of the Juilliard School, one of the nation*s foremost professional music schools, took to the air for- its first regular radio series on January 10 s when WNYC inaugurated weekly concerts under official Juilliard auspices. The programs will feature outstanding students of the school, including vocalists, as well as violinists, fend other instrumentalists. The String Quartet, Trio, and String Orchestra of the School will also be heard from time to time. The Quartet launched the scries Wednesday, with a performance of Beethoven 6 8 Quartet in 0, Opus 18, No. 3 a Although this is the first time that the regular session of the* Juilliard School has broadcast regularly, WNYO for the past two years has aired the annual Music Festival of the Juilliard summer School. George A 0 Wedge, Dean of the Institute, believes that ohe modern musician must adapt himself not only to the requirements of the concert hall, but also tb broadcasting. Commenting on the WNTC , oeries. Wedge said, "We are glad to let the radio audience hear some of the work of our students. At the same time, einoe Radio today is one of the leading factors in the development of music, we welcome the opportunity to give radio experience to our students. The Juilliard School numbers among its graduates members of the nation 8 s major symphony orchestras, numerous concert artists and teachers, and many of the country*e important young composers and conductors. WHA RATES PUBLICITY Pase 2 of EDUCATIONAL RADIO AMD RECORDING of January 4th carries a story about the activities of WHA, Other articles include one by Miss^Blanche Young, Director of Radio Activities for the Indianapolis Public Schools, on "Utilizing Radio in Indianapolis Schools ; Radio Advertising"; and "On the Record ,