KUCI's Occasional Fund Drive!

The Radio Station:

     Where I host my program every Sunday afternoon from 4 till 6 is a college radio station. And while some of us haven't actually been college students in decades, we're still welcomed with open arms or the equivalent as long as we adhere to the principles that make KUCI the magical sonic landscape that it is.

     I won't bore you with all the intricate details, but one of the things that goes on now and then at the station is the Fund Drive. I've been there long enough to have participated in them all, and now, here I am, participating in this one, too!

     From now till next Monday, May the 25th, by going to the website, you'll be prompted to make a series of clicking motions. These motions will take the savvy computer user to the UCI E-Giving site where donations may be made to help keep the electrons flowing at the station. None of us programmers get paid in anything tangible, so all moneys kicked in will go straight to station operations. Please feel free!

                                                                 Mike

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