Conversations with Seniors Orgy

Today, we aired our Conversations with Seniors Orgy: a tribute to the graduating members of WHRB. You can listen to the hour-long Orgy in its entirety here: Conversations with Seniors.

Special thanks to our host, Alyce de Carteret.

Also check out the unedited conversations:

• Conversation One - Erika Solomon, Kendall Kulper, David Lebowitz
  
• Conversation Two - Kim Gittleson, Joey Quinn, Alwa Cooper, Tom Denison, Sam Jacoby, Darius Felton
• Conversation Three - Jeremy Siegfried, Raphael Barcham

Thanks to all the seniors for their wonderful contributions to the station both as members and as friends. You will all be missed dearly! Congrats on your achievements, and we wish you all the best of luck in the future!

Also, don't forget to tune in for WHRB's ORIGINAL RADIO PLAY next Sunday, May 18, at 4pm EST. The play, entitled The Wondrous Exploits of Archibald Blair, is completely written, voiced, and produced by WHRB members. You won't want to miss it!

Last Show of the Year

Well, the semester has come to a close, and what a ride it's been! The last episode of From Across the Yard until September aired today, but if you missed it you can listen to it in its entirety here: FATY 4.27.08.

Special thanks to our host Christine An.

This week:

• Why I Voted for Obama - A commentary from reporter and Pennsylvania native Leah Schwartz on what went though her mind when she filled out her ballot this past Tuesday.
  
• The Aliza Shvarts Controversy - Is abortion art? Reporter Alyce de Carteret takes a look at the controversy surrounding this Yale art student.
• Thanks for the Memories - Three graduating WHRB News seniors Erika Solomon, Kendall Kulper, and David Lebowitz reminisce about their years here at WHRB.

Thanks for listening! FATY may be off the air for a few months, but Orgy season is just around the corner! Be sure to tune in on Sunday, May 11 at 12:30pm for our Conversations with Seniors Orgy, where we talk with graduating WHRBies about their four years at Harvard. And you won't want to miss WHRB's original radio play, entirely written, produced, and voiced by members of WHRB. It's set to air at 4pm on Sunday, May 18.

This has been a truly wonderful semester. Thanks for listening, and I hope you'll join us in the fall for more From Across the Yard!

Spring forward!

I hope you all remembered to turn your clocks one hour ahead: Daylight Saving Time is here! We here at WHRB News managed to wake up on time to give you another episode of your favorite news magazine, but if you were one of the many who slept in a little too late this morning, we understand. You can listen to our show in its entirety here: FATY 3.9.08.

Special thanks to our host Kendall Kulper.

This week:

• The Life of a Harvard Athlete: Margie Thorp - The first installment of what will be a series on the lives of athletes here at Harvard. This week we highlight varsity skier and Olympic hopeful Margie Thorp. Brought to you by reporter Leah Schwartz.
• BONK! BONK! BONK! - A commentary on the consistently incorrect 'conventional wisdom' of political pundits, from frequent commentator Markus Kolic.
• This Week in Review - A compilation of top news stories in the week leading up to March 9, from reporter Alyce de Carteret.

This week we also invited Jenna Mellor '08, member of Harvard's sex and gender journal H-Bomb, to the studio for a live interview. She discussed the role of sex and sex magazines on campus. Her interview can be found in the recording of the entire show (for convenience: FATY 3.9.08).

Extra:

• A clip of Jenna Mellor interviewing Dennis Kucinich at the 2008 New Hampshire Primaries (he has since dropped out of the race).
  

To check out more, visit h-bomb.org.

• Campus Sexperts - The Newsweek article mentioned in today's interview with Jenna Mellor.
• In a New Era at Harvard, New Questions of Standards - The NY Times article referenced in today's glimpse at the lives of Harvard athletes.

Tune in next week for our special St. Patrick's Day show, where there will be the opportunity to win a special holiday-themed prize. But--in order to win, you must tune in!