School radio stations face competition over licenses
New York Times, November 23, 2005
By Samuel Freedman
THE week before classes started in August 2004 at Franklin Central High School here, Steve George stopped in to prepare the school radio station for the coming year. As the faculty adviser to WRFT, he wanted to make sure his students were writing and producing public-service announcements.
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