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In February an article appeared in the Yellow Springs News, it was titled: "Antioch announces creation of task force to bolster WYSO". Here are some excerpts:
"Rubin said that she does not know if the task force is bound by the statement released by the university two weeks ago announcing the resignation of Spencer and also stating that former WYSO employees who “damaged the station” would not be welcome back.
“There was no task force when the press release was announced,” she said. “I would like to think if the task force included a recommendation about former staff, that would be respected.”
Rubin also said that, in her opinion, “former staff are people we want to talk with.”
In a prepared statement, former WYSO host Vick Mickunas, who left the station in December, said, “The Antioch Board of Trustees should be commended for intervening at this, the 11th hour for WYSO. I think Nan Rubin is an excellent choice to guide WYSO back to being the radio station that it needs to be.” www.ysnews.com
Three years and a half years have passed. Former staff were never contacted by the task force.
Posted by Vick Mickunas on 7/2/04; 11:16:38 AM
from the dept.
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