Vol 1. Issue 1.

Welcome to Hip Hop @ WPUB
Thank you for taking the time out to read our first newsletter, brought to you by the gorgeous ladies over at Hip Hop @ WPUB. We’re trying to make this a weekly thing, but as you know, we are all sleep deprived, overfed, confused and bewildered college students…nuff said.
Nominations for Show of the Bi-Week (LOL) are going in soon! We are looking for DJs who chart music, sign-in, leave the studio clean, and of course have fun and entertaining shows! Winning shows get a prize, a write up in The Spot section & their poster on B-level bulletin board! So get on your grind!
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Hip Hop Events
Cue Tip #1– October 11– 6pm. Come to listen to The Roots’ new album Game Theory. Meet fellow Hip Hop DJs and expose yourself to some good music! Free. 41 Park Row room 906 (WPUB offices).

The Juggaknots & OC– October 14- 10pm. Featuring Core Rhythm, The Coalescence, Rach-Lo, I.N.T., Baba Israel & Yako. $15 cover The Bowery Poetry Club. 308 Bowery St b/w Houston and 1st Street. 212-614-0505

Spooky Fly– October 31st from 8pm-12pm. Come dressed in your funkiest costumes for this Hip Hop Halloween event. Performances by Tah Phrum Da Bush, Core Rhythm, Sentence and DJ Spliff. Free. Pace Only. Student Union-Media Room


The Spot

Catherine Marte
Catherine the great, was born and raised in Jackson Heights, Queens during the golden years of Hip Hop. Her older cousin sported a high top fade and listened to Slick Rick. She strayed away from Hip Hop for about six years, and even tried to learn to play classical piano. During the summer of 2005 she rekindled her love affair with Hip Hop and ventured to WPUB studios to get involved in any way she can. She immediately became the apprentice for Hip Hop managers working her way up to Hip Hop manager this year. Her favorite music artists are Core Rhythm, Pharaoh Monch and Digable Planets.

Anita Nixon
Anita was born and raised in the L.E.S. and Brooklyn. She discovered Hip Hop rather late in her years, but was raised on soul and jazz. She was named after her parents favorite music artists, Anita Baker, and Nina Simone (Anita Simone is her full name). The arts are in her blood, she attended prestigious LaGuardia High School for Arts and Performing Arts, graduating with an Arts Diploma. She also worked for two years at the Whitney Museum of American Art where she discovered her love for art history. She is an Sociology/Anthropology and Art History. Her favorite music artists include but are not limited to, Jay-Z, Mary J. Blige, Erykah Badu and Curtis Mayfield.