It takes a lot to make an amazing student resource like Lancer Radio work. Although college funds have been provided to the station in the past, college funding is never guaranteed. As such, we rely on the generous donations of our active listeners, supporters and alumni to help keep Lancer Radio alive and well!
You may donate any amount, and, as Lancer Radio is a non-profit organization, your donation is completely tax deductible! So, please donate today and help Lancer Radio to continue to be the incredible “real-world” resource our students need to succeed in the broadcasting industries!
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Nearly 4 years ago, PCC Radio Broadcasting student, Joe Armstrong developed his radio show “Independents Day,” as a class assignment for an advanced radio production class. From these humble beginnings, Armstrong has cultivated and curated his weekly music show, which…
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On Saturday, November 23, 2013, Arcadia High School’s Performing Arts Center will be full of innovators. People will be talking about social justice, science, and education. Presenters will have eighteen minutes or less to give “the talk of their lives”…
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