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By Stan Horzepa, WA1LOU
Contributing Editor
April 1, 2005
This week, we continue surfing into radio's past, this time concentrating on Amateur Radio clubs at colleges and universities.
As March Madness segues into April Apprehension, it is appropriate to continue last week's look at radio history by taking a look at Web sites dedicated to the history of Amateur Radio clubs at institutions of higher learning.
This list of Web sites is alphabetical according to the name of the school.
 This week, read the histories of Amateur Radio clubs on campus like this one at Cornell University. |
Thank you, Ken Harker, WM5R, for suggesting some of the aforementioned Web sites.
Until next week, keep on surfin'.
Editor' note: Stan
Horzepa, WA1LOU, was a member of the University of Connecticut Amateur Radio
Club, which does not have a Web site, but UCONN does have a story about how
Amateur Radio helped the university cope with the Hurricane of 1938.
To discuss UCONN, radio clubs and other neat stuff, e-mail Stan.
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