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Volume three, numberA of the Newslettet of the = Language by Radio Interest Group contains two!artidlei dealing witli the use of radio in language instruction.-in erticle.by Ro'E. Wood, describes the meeting of this interest group on NQv. 30, 1974 atthe ACTFL A4nual Meeting, at which the.topic%of discussion was-the use of radio in language instrnction.'A second article by the same author' reports on a, new worldwide Ercadcast of Deutsche Nene. 1fumber%2 includes an article by D.--,S.'Zesiger on a Spanis-language radio program run by language students in Logan, Ohio.. Bruegging describes Project Interface at the University-of Kansas whereby taped recordings may be_listemed;to by telephone. J. Miles describes a French-language _ rafto program at Wheaton College, Illinois, with a varied format. 'Number 3 reports on "Talking'Sticksen an interdisciplinary radio seminar on thecultural heritage of.African