not done very well. i am at g.w. and taught for a period of 35 years. thought i was retired and was asked by the dean to come back as an associate dean. it's about time to hang this up. this gets overdone. as you will see, over the coming two days we have put together a very eclectic program with a lot people coming from very different parts of the industry. where we are like and don't have enough people, though we tried, is more people from the commercial side of the business. we have lots of people in public broadcasting. hooray. that is great and important. we don't have a look from the commercial side. a lot of that is deregulation, changing ownership of the station. the first thing the owner does when walking in the door is chuck the history because they cannot figure out how to monetize it. if we had been sitting in this

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