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APRIL 1

JAZZ MONTH CELEBRATION


We’re kicking off our FUNdraiser with 24 hours of jazz programming curated by our own Jazz Director, Michael Fishman. This event is brought to you in partnership with the Ella Fitzgerald Foundation (http://www.ellafitzgeraldfoundation.org).

APRIL 5

MOVIE NIGHT


Join us in the Harris Hall Courtyard for an outdoor screening of Invisible War (http://www.notinvisible.org) from Academy Award Nominated Director, Kirby Dick. Co-presented with Program Board.

APRIL 7

BANDS AND BINGO AT GROUND ZERO


TIME: 7 PM to 10 PM

We’re partnering with GZ (http://www.usc.edu/student-affairs/gzcoffee) to bring you some rad students bands and a bingo game with awesome prizes (free milkshakes?). We personally can’t think of a better way to spend a Sunday evening at USC.

APRIL 7

DUBLAB TAKEOVER


TIME: 12 PM to 8PM

Tune-in for 8 hours of unique, live programming from DubLab (http://dublab.com), an internet radio station that’s exploring the possibilities of audio entertainment. There will be special giveaways, DJ sets, live performances, and more.

APRIL 14

KXSC FLEA MARKET


TIME: 12 PM to 6PM

KXSC welcomes vendors from USC and the surrounding community for our first-ever flea market! Snatch a grab bag of CDs from our Music Department, check out the wares for sale, and jam to some blissed-out Sunday afternoon beats from KXSC DJs.

APRIL 16

65 YEARS OF STUDENT RADIO


TIME: 10 AM to 8PM

Celebration of KXSC and the history of student radio here at USC, from the 1950's to today!

This event will devote an entire day of programming to every period of USC student radio's diverse history. On April 16th, we will be re-airing old programming and discussing the history of the station in order to celebrate our heritage and preserve it for future generations of DJs and staff.

Hear programming from all eras of college radio and interviews from passed DJs recalling all the trials and triumphs of being a student run college radio station

APRIL 19

BATTLE OF THE BANDS


TIME: 8 PM to 12 AM

Come on down to Tommy’s Place (http://tommysplaceusc.com) to see some of the best student and local bands duke it out for killer prizes. Grand prize is 5 hours of studio recording, on-air promo, and a website profile of the band. If you can’t make it in person, never fear. We’ll be broadcasting the complete battle live on air. This event is proudly co-sponsored with Spectrum (http://sait.usc.edu/spectrum/).

APRIL 24

ELLA FITZGERALD'S BIRTHDAY PARTY: 24 HOURS OF PROGRAMMED ELLA


Happy Birthday to the First Lady of Song! We’re celebrating with 24 hours of Ella Fitzgerald recordings curated by our Jazz Director, Michael Fishman. Much thanks to the Ella Fitzgerald Foundation (http://www.ellafitzgeraldfoundation.org) for their support!

APRIL 26

TRADDIES HAPPY HOUR


We’re partnering with Traditions (http://www.usctraditions.com) to bring you a special Traddies & KXSC happy hour, featuring live KXSC Djs, drink specials for students over 21 years-old, and food specials for all ages!

APRIL 27

RADIO KICKBALL


Come watch KXSC play a friendly tournament of kickball with other college stations (KXLU, UCLA, KSPC) while our sports DJs give a live play-by-play on-air.

APRIL 14 - APRIL 27

24 HOUR PROGRAMMING EXTRAVAGANZA


Tune in for two weeks of 24 hour programming by our beloved DJs!

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Tuesday
Feb122013

Show Review: Jim Jefferies

Vulgar and irreverent—Jim Jefferies delivers as expected.

Club Nokia at LA Live was the intimate venue that hosted Australian comedian, Jim Jefferies. I like this little place, because even when you have tickets all the way in the back, which is con- veniently close to the bar, you don’t feel so far away as to not actually be in the room.

Fresh from the debut of his new Comedy Central series, Legit, Jim was quick to remind us why we like him—no bull, right to the point. Attacking current events and throwing the truth right where no one really wants it—into the daylight, the evening was filled with humorous ramblings about gun control, raising a child (as Jim has newly joined the ranks of fatherhood), and some very frank discussion about penile cancer (of which Jim is a survivor).

 As the night continued, with the bar just behind us, several patrons were having a very good time. Jim, who has been known for his constant drinking during some of his performances, stuck with water tonight. Whether an acknowledgement of his cancer recovery or new responsibilities to his son, it was not clear. Even so, when challenged by at least one member of the audience who thought he could heckle Mr. Jefferies, Jim responded as good comedians do, with a good old verbal beat down. It was all in good fun, as evidenced by Jim’s choice to sit on the edge of the stage and make it a friendly, yet thorough, beat down.

I was most impressed with Jim’s decision to share with all of us that he had, when younger and poorer, been a character extra in a British pornographic film. Not necessarily a big deal, but most entertaining to have Jim explain why he felt all movies should end with the money shot that is traditional in pornographic films. While I love my classics and do not think that Star Wars (4, 5 and 6 at least) should not be touched, I couldn’t help let out a hearty laugh at the thought of many movies I have had to endure that might have redeemed themselves with a good old money shot.

Join Mark Malan on Thursdays at 1PM when he hosts your STD’S (Show Tunes, Disco and Soundtracks)

--Mark, STDS

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