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| ''DiSCORDER'' was created in ] as the program guide for CiTR and has since expanded to become a media institution in its own right. Discorder runs music reviews, book reviews, interviews, essay-length articles, comics, a craft column, a mix-tape, the program guide, and CiTR's charts. | ''DiSCORDER'' was created in ] as the program guide for CiTR and has since expanded to become a media institution in its own right. Discorder runs music reviews, book reviews, interviews, essay-length articles, comics, a craft column, a mix-tape, the program guide, and CiTR's charts. | ||
| ''DiSCORDER'' prints 10,500 copies each month and distributes then in coffeeshops, bookstores, and music stores across the cities of Vancouver and Victoria | ''DiSCORDER'' prints 10,500 copies each month and distributes then in coffeeshops, bookstores, and music stores across the cities of Vancouver and ]. | ||
| ==External links== | ==External links== | ||
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CITR (Canadian Independent Thunderbird Radio) is a Canadian FM radio station based out of the University of British Columbia's Student Union Building in Vancouver, British Columbia. Operated by UBC students and community volunteers, its programming is quite varied in an attempt to cover alternative genres outside of mainstream radio. Broadcasting at FM 101.9, its signal encompasses most of the Vancouver Metropolitan Area.
The radio station also publishes a monthly magazine, DiSCORDER, dedicated to covering local and independent music and arts in Vancouver.
DiSCORDER was created in 1980 as the program guide for CiTR and has since expanded to become a media institution in its own right. Discorder runs music reviews, book reviews, interviews, essay-length articles, comics, a craft column, a mix-tape, the program guide, and CiTR's charts.
DiSCORDER prints 10,500 copies each month and distributes then in coffeeshops, bookstores, and music stores across the cities of Vancouver and Victoria.
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