Happy College Radio Day! In honor of the annual celebration of student radio (this year on October 2), we invite you to explore the college radio collections in the Internet Archive’s Digital Library of Amateur Radio and Communications (DLARC). Some of the latest additions include materials that shed light on college radio’s earliest days. College
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- What specific wireless messages were transmitted by the Harvard radio club in 1906? : Still exploring
- How did early college radio clubs transition from amateur radio to broadcast stations? : Still exploring
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