A school station lost its adviserSourced
A high-school radio station fell silent when its adviser went to Europe.
California school station KAUG stopped broadcasting while its only qualified faculty adviser studied in Europe. Another group applied for its frequency in 1976; a bilingual station called KUBO began broadcasting later. One teacher's absence changed the fate of a frequency.
A station's schedule depended on one person.
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