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• "We see ourselves as a university of the air, " she says.
• Its success prompted NBC to launch Its " University of the Air " in 1942.
• The Chicago-based programs were a production of "'The NBC University of the Air " '.
• Many of the shows were designed as adult education, and ETRC was nicknamed the " University of the Air ".
• In 1952 he was promoted professor and held subsequent positions at Chiba University, Yokohama National University, and University of the Air.
• "The kind of assimilation pressure here is very strong, " said Kazuhiro Ebuchi, a professor of cultural anthropology at the University of the Air, in Tokyo.
• As associate manager and program director, he founded the University of the Air, featuring broadcast lectures, discussions and debates focusing primarily on a socialist thinking and organized labor.
• The Aerospace Museum is part of the University of the Air Force's campus ( UNIFA ), being administratively subordinate to the Historic-Cultural Institute of Aeronautics ( INCA ) since 1986.
• This included the'University of the Air'proposal and the vision of the then Prime Minister Harold Wilson, to begin the development of one of the largest universities of the air, now called the Open University.
• His five half-hour radio lectures for the Canadian Broadcasting Corporation's " University of the Air " series in the spring of 1965 were essential in introducing the word " ecology " to the public.
• This included the'University of the Air'proposal and the vision of the then Prime Minister Harold Wilson, to begin the development of one of the largest universities of the air, now called the Open University.
• The NBC University of the Air also produced a summer replacement series, " American Novels ", which was broadcast when " The World's Great Novels " was off during the summers of 1947 and 1948.
• The station, calling itself the Voice of Labor in the 1920s and the University of the Air in the 1930s, was best known for helping immigrants make the transition to America with shows in Yiddish, Polish and Greek.
• In 1992 Japan also had more than 12, 000 televisions stations, and the country had more than 350 radio stations, 300 AM radio stations and 58 FM . Broadcasting innovations in the 1980s included sound multiplex ( two-language or stereo ) broadcasting, satellite broadcasting, and in 1985 the University of the Air and teletext services were inaugurated.
• Weekends also include University of the Air ", the folk music focused " Simply Folk ", and old-time radio programs . " Higher Ground ", a program of world music hosted by Dr . Jonathan Overby, is broadcast on Saturday night on WHAD, WPR's Ideas Network station in Milwaukee, and otherwise heard on WPR's News & Classical Music stations around the state.