This document appears to be a timeline of events in the history of WPRB radio station. It lists various dates along with names of guests or events that occurred on those dates, including interviews with political and musical figures, broadcasts of sports and other programming, the station switching to FM broadcasting, upgrades to transmission equipment, and milestones in becoming established as a radio station. The timeline spans from December 14, 1955 to February 27, 2019 and tracks the development and growth of WPRB over 64 years.

2. December 14,

3. December 15,

4. February 8,

5. May 14,

6. March 5,

7. March 14,

9. February 18,
Norman Thomas ‘05, Head of US Socialist Party

10. May 19,
First Lady Eleanor Roosevelt

11. January 5,
VP of CBS William Ackerman ‘31
WPRU’s tenth anniversary

12. April 3,
CBS Radio News Reporter Charles Collingswood

13. March 2,
Poet T.S. Eliot

14. May 1,
Physicist Dr. Edward Teller

15. April 27,
R Peter Straus, Pres. Of Straus Broadcasting Group

16. February 26,
The Beach Boys

17. October 27,
“Cousin Brucie” Morrow

18. January 11,
NBC News Anchor Chet Huntley

19. November 20,
Rock and Roll
WPRB ROCK presents

20. March 6,
Firesign Theatre
PRESENTED BY WPRB 103.3 FM

21. October 17,
Nixon Attorney General William Ruckelshous

23. December 10,

24. October 28,
(Note : $1.00
Ticket Price!)

28. March 7,

29. April 4,

30. May 24,

32. April 25,

33. June 12,

34. March 3,

35. November 23,

37. November 17,
First Tryouts

38. February 8,
First Sports Broadcast

39. October 9,
First Live Jazz Broadcast

40. April 3,
First Baseball Broadcast

41. September 23,
FM Broadcasting Announced

42. November 10,
First FM Broadcast

43. November 10,
First FM Broadcast
Our first FM Transmitter (1955)

44. October 30,
First Morning Program

45. February 21,
First Program Guide

46. November 14,

48. February 10,

49. March 6,

50. June 10,

51. June 21,

52. September 27,

53. July 23,

54. July 23,

55. July 23,

57. April 26,

58. March 11,

59. March 11,

60. November 19,

61. May 7,

62. October 14,

63. October 20,

64. February 27,

66. May 14,

67. March 11,

68. December 10,

69. April 8,

70. September 26,

71. April 8,
February 23,

72. March 17,

73. February 15,

74. October 24,

75. April 6,

76. October 12,

77. Summer

78. December 24/25,
Jon Solomon airs his
24 hour marathon
of Christmas Music

80. October 18,

81. May 31,

82. February 8,

83. May 10,
(That’s over $17,000 today!)

84. Tales of the
“Great Shutdown”
WPRB LORE…
TRUE or FALSE?

85. September 23,

86. November 10,
Officially Becomes WPRB

87. November 10,

88. November 7,

89. December 17,

90. January 7,
Hoisting the new FM
antenna to the top
of Holder Tower

91. March 17,

92. May 2,

93. October 16,

94. October 30,

95. October 2,
103.
5
103.3
(Actual Change Date September 29, 1962)

96. October 25,
WPRB in Stereo
At Last!

97. October 8,
Actual Start of Broadcast from new
antenna: November 11, 1991

98. June 9,
WPRB begins broadcasting
from the
“New Elipse” Dorm
(Later Named Bloomberg Hall)

99. October 7 to 14,
WPRB’s First Listener Fund Drive
New Revenue Source for Station

100. February 27,
Princeton Broadcasting Service
Acquires