Turn on & Tune in Lots of universities in Great Britain have their own radio station. Students who are studying media courses or hope to work in the radio industry usually run the stations. 1 The radio stations entertain the students by playing all the lates music and chart hits. They also review bands, films and new albums among other things. 2 On a more serious note, the radio station informs the students about all the news on campus and in the local area. 3 A radio station needs several people to run smoothly. Firstly, there's a DJ who presents the show and plays the music. There is a journalist who writes and then reads the news. A technician or engineer is always nearby in case the equipment breaks down. Lastly, the producer organises everything and controls the show. 4 Working for the radio station is good for the students involved. They gain useful practical experience that may help them find a job in the future. If you want to find out more about student radio, go to: http://gotourl.ru/10728 You can even listen to the stations online! Project (a radio programme) 5 Work in groups of five. Make your own short radio programme on your latest school/local news. You must have: a producer - to organise the show & he