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RSVP for a WONC Info Session

Interested in joining NCC’s award-winning radio station? Learn about different opportunities for students of all majors and minors at one of our informational sessions at Oliver Hall (232 E. Chicago Ave.) on Tuesday, January 21 or Thursday, January 23 from 11:45am to 12:45pm. RSVP for a session in the form

Do You Really Know Your Own Voice?

by Anthony Licata Quite often, people hear a recording or themselves and think, “This isn’t what I really sound like, is it?!” Most of us don’t like the sound of our voice when we hear a recording of it, but why is that? When we talk, we hear a combination

The Muppets Take Rock n’ Roller Coaster

by Lorelai Thompson   On November 22, Disney announced their plans for new attractions and rethemes for their Disney World parks in Orlando, Florida. They recently announced opening new themed areas in their parks, such as a new Cars-centered section of the park, and a Monsters Inc. roller coaster and

Adventures of an International Student: My “Firsts”

by Blessed Fabellon   As an international student from the Philippines, there were a lot of “firsts” that I got to experience in my 4 months living here. As someone who can say they’re up-to-date with American media, I thought I was already familiar with American culture. Boy, was I

Three Cheers for Getting Over Your Fears

by Paloma Mena If you told me a year ago that I’d be going live on-air at a radio station where there are potentially thousands of people listening, I would’ve never believed you. But here I am, about to finish my first semester at college, excited to jump at any

Not the Taj Mahal: My Trip To India

by Sanya Kapoor   After five interminable years, my family and I traveled back to India to visit relatives. Elation swirled in my heart as the day of the flight came closer and closer. The suitcases were overwhelmed with the love we encompassed for our extended family members. Moreover, my

Can the Movie Star Survive in a Digital World?

by Olivia Rosenberg   Cary Grant. Katherine Hepburn. Marlon Brando. Marilyn Monroe. All of these names elicit an essence of Hollywood “star” power. But does the concept of a movie star exist in the same way it used to? Actress Ana De Armas, recently having played Monroe in Blonde told

Election Night at WONC: Voices for Change

by Karla Damian   WONC held its first Election Night Event on Nov. 5, 2024, with students and staff participating in the program to discuss certain issues they’re passionate about. Along with various station members, I was fortunate enough to help organize and be part of such a significant occasion.

The Bears Are Showing Promise in 2024

by Dalton Mont   Through their first five regular season games, the Chicago Bears have shown to be significantly improved from last year with a record of 3-2, and they don’t look like they’re slowing down. The Bears are a young team, starting two rookies on offense including quarterback Caleb

Ham Radio: People, Electronics, and Communication

by Om Sharma   I was looking for something that intersects people, electronics, and communication together. I came to WONC in the search of Ham radio, also known as Amateur Radio, a popular hobby. People use Ham radio to talk around the world, and even to space. Not requiring internet

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