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Robert Smith ’89 leads a group of students and alumni through the first Radio Bootcamp. Photos by Leah Nash
NPR reporter Robert Smith ’89 is sick of working with Oberlin graduates. Not that he has a problem with Oberlin—his wife attended—he really just wants to see more Reed students involved in radio journalism. For that reason, he flew to Portland to volunteer for Working Weekend ’13, during which he conducted the first Radio Bootcamp, a two-day crash course in the art of radio.
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