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One
fan's
view
of
CNCR
close
circuit
radio
music
and
D.J.
's.
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I
do
not
know
who
they
are,
or
where
they
come
from,
but
I
do
know
that
I
don't
like
them,
they
really
annoy
me.
I
cannot
see
them,
but
they
are
there.
Their
pre-pubescent
squeaky
little
voices,
and
their
equally
pre-pubescent
taste
in
music
betrays
their
first
year
student
status.
They
are
the
CNC
Radio
D.J.
's
and
they
need
to
get
a
life.
It's
hard
enough
putting
up
with
the
assortment
of
top-40
country-pop
drivel
these
individuals
insist
on
playing
(and
replaying,
and
replaying,
and
replaying,
etc.),
but
when
they
start
mumbling
those
idiotic
dedications
and
requests,
I
findcontaining
the
urge
&
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to
fire-bomb
the
D.J.
booth
becomes
a
real
struggle.
Hearing
the
little
suckers
squealing
in
fear
as
the
flames
melt
their
collection
of
Dwight
Yoakum
tapes
to
the
control
board
would
be
a
welcome
change
in
programming.
Music
to
my
ears.
It
may
seem
that
I'm
being
to
hard
on
these
geeks.
As
scary
as
it
sounds,
they
might
actually
be
doing
their
best.
Maybe
all
these
bone-heads
need
is
a
positive
critique
and
some
friendly
advice.
So
hear
goes.
First,
about
this
Canadian
content
thing,
I
realize
you
are
supposed
to
leave
a
certain
amount
of
air-time
to
Canadian
acts,
but
playing
the
same
Brian
Adams
song
eight
times
a
day
is
not
good
enough.
Second,
do
not
sing
along
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over
the
speakers,
because
you
suck.
If
you
idiots
really
need
to
hear
yourselves
on
the
radio
try
saying
something
intelligent,
and
take
whatever-the-hell
it
isyou
have
in
your
mouth
outbeforeyou
speak.
Third,
is
your
problem
with
volume
control.
Pick
an
appropriate
sound
level
and
leave
it
there,
just
don't
touch!
Bad!
Leave
it
alone!
Fourth
is
the
actual
"music"
you
play.
There
is
nothing
I
can
do
about
your
musical
taste
(or
lack
there
of),
that
is
your
own
personal
hell.
Why
you
wish
to
share
it
with
those
of
us
sitting
in
the
cafeteria
is
anyone's
guess.
I
suggest
that
you
seriously
consider
purchasing
a
walkman,
because
the
next
time
I
hear
someone
dedicating
anything
by
Dr.
Hook
I
will
not
be
held
accountable
for
my
actions.
SOME
SERIOUSLY
LACKING
CLASS
ByS-
'Ernest
There
are
some
folks
that
are
complaining
about
the
S.A.
raising
prices
for
dances.
The
problem
being
that
the
student
body
has
no
one
to
blame
but
themselves.
There
is
a
certain
segment
of
the
student
body
that
lacks
anything
that
could
be
associated
to
class.
They
are
causing
problems
for
all
students.
Some
say
things
are
improving,
(no
one
was
arrested
at
the
last
dance.),
but
not
much.
The
S.A.
still
has
to
pay
for
the
broken
window
at
the
first
dance.
Nobody
is
saying
that
everyone
should
stop
drinking
at
dances.
(You
might
give
it
a
shot
on
Nov.
22
at
the
'Let's
Make
a
Difference
Dance.)
Still,
if
you
can't
act
like
an
adult
don't
bother
pretending.
What
happened
to
the
wondrous
day
when
a
person's
belongings
are
safe
in
the
library.
I've
heard
of
a
mystic
time
when
a
persons
belongings
were
safe
in
Ijggal
the
library.
I've
heard
of
a
mystic
time
when
a
person
could
leave
one's
duffel
bag
in
the
library
and
expect
to
find
it
there
when
one
returned
an
hour
later.
In
this
day
and
age
there
have
been
reports
of
people
that
have
left
possessions
on
a
desk
to
get
a
book.
Only
to
return
an
hour
later
to
find
some
shmuck
with
fast
fingers
has
lifted
certain
pieces
of
their
belongings.
Well,
maybe
our
society
is
to
blame?
-
BULL
SHIT!
These
acts
are
committed
by
a
individual
with
no
class
and
a
brain
damaged
individual
sense
of
maturity.
Don't
bother
with
the
brainless
explanations
of
"
I
am
only
violent
when
I
am
drunk."
If
you
are
that
type
get
help,
or
don't
bother
coming
to
dances.
Anyway
I've
said
my
Two
Bits
and
it's
time
for
people
to
act.
If
those
who
find
these
actions
on
unpleasant
act
we
may
be
able
to
stem
the
tide
that
is
ruining
the
college
atmosphere.
To
those
that
commit
these
acts
GRAB
SOME
CLASS
MAN!
Old
tires
now
recycled
in
plastic
A
small-scale
Ontario
rubber
manufacturer
has
devised
a
technique
for
jointly
recycling
old
rubber
tires
and
scrap
plastic,
two
of
Canada's
biggest
waste
problems.
C.V.L.
Products
of
Thorold
processes
ground-up
rubber
and
plastic,
together
with
chemical
additives,
under
intense
heat
to
produce
a
hard,
durable
substance.
This
composite
rubber-plastic
substance
can
be
used
to
make
curbside
blue
boxes
and
backyard
composters,
according
to
the
company,
which
has
already
teamed
up
with
two
large
manufacturers
to
make
'
these
products.
Each
year
Canadians
trash
one
old
tire
for
every
man,
woman
and
child.-That's
26
million
doughnut-shaped
lumps
of
rubber.
North
Americans
tossed
away
60
billion
pounds
of
scrap
plastic
last
year.
Stockpiling
of
old
tires
has
led
to
such
disasters
as
the
fire
in
February
1990
at
a
Hagersville,
Ontario,
dump
in
which
an
estimated
14
million
used
tires
burned
for
17
days.
C.V.L.
Products,
located
about
30
miles
from
Hagersville,
spent
almost
$1
million
researching
its
recycling
process.
(Canadian
Science
News)