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Tuesday, November 21, 1995
UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN
KJHK has devilish time in Providence
Flying shards of glass unprofessionalism mar national contest
By Aaron Hull
Kansan staff writer
KJHK had few things to be happy about at the National Association of College Broadcasters awards ceremony. In fact, there was only one bright spot.
KJHK's DJ Uncanny (Marek Jacobs, Lawrence senior) and DJ Red (Curtis Triggs, St. Louis former student) won first place at the association's awards conference Nov. 18 in Providence, R.I., for a promo/public service announcement.
The award, for their 'Hip Hop Hype Rap' program, was the
highlight of a disappointing awards ceremony.
"It was just poorly, poorly organized," said Amber Robillard, Kansas City, Mo., senior. "The audio didn't work, the video didn't work. It was worse than it was last year."
Robillard was nominated for
her "Jazz in the Morning" program.
women's basketball game. But Bowling had nothing to say about the conference itself.
Station manager Jay Berberich said many people had expressed disappointment in last year's conference.
The keynote address at this year's conference, featuring Eric Rhodes, the publisher of Radio, Inc., was marred by an accident. Rhodes, who has a reputation for dynamic presentations, began his presentation by climbing onto a table and encouraged the audience to follow his example, Robillard said.
Pieces of the coffee cup hit KJHK representatives Jackie Nigro, Lawrence senior, and Jana Blackburn, Lawrence senior.
A person following Rhodes' lead kicked over a champagne glass and shattered a coffee cup while climbing onto a table.
The association announced the runners-up yesterday. KJHK was nominated six times, the most in the nation.
"It was just poorly,poorly organized... It was worse than last year."
Brock Bowling, Garden City junior, was a runner-up for his play-by-play coverage of last year's Kansas-Kansas State
One piece cut Blackburn's face, Robillard said. Blackburn and Robillard complained to the association's president, Blackburn said.
Amber Robbillard Kansas City, Mo., senior
Because of the conference's lack of professionalism, JKHK may withdraw its association.
membership, Berberick said.
"In light of what I've heard so far, it's something that we need to consider." Berberick said.
Mark McCloud, executive director of the association, said he was sorry that Blackburn was hurt.
"Their description of a disaster was pretty much accurate," McCloud said.
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Lutheran Campus Ministry will sponsor Taize prayer and music at 8:30 tonight at 1116 Louisiana St. For more information, call Brian Johnson at 843-4948.
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KU Karate Club will meet at 5:30 p.m. tomorrow at 215 Robinson Center. For more information, call Jon Sides at 832-1771.
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