77 01a from Nucleus 1977
Tom “Fence” Patten, Marc "Osk" Osetec, Jim Diemer “Leonia”, "Billy Willie" Harrity, Bruce “Widget” Cuddeback, Ed Moroney, Don Carroll, Mark "SOB" Zdanowicz
78 02 Nucleus 1978
Bruce Hancik & Mark Zdanowicz
75m Unknown from Nucleus
Unknown DJ. Uncle Ray says: “I didn't think we let tobacco in the studio - other stuff, maybe”.
77 02h Doc's Fashion Show history from Nucleus 1981
Fashion Show…some context…this was Doc Estrin’s event. According to the 1981 Nucleus Yearbook, “Every year Dr. Estrin holds his fashion show displaying the largest (sic- I think they meant “latest”) in clothing for the businessman/woman of today”. Heaven knows Doc saved us many times for all manner of peril (including being “shot in the head” by NJIT Security: a direct quote by the Security Guard to Dean Connie Murray before the meeting ended abruptly). So I guess we all thought we owed him one…which we certainly did.- CK Dickie & Don 2
Cedar Knolls- Don & Dickie 
77 01g from Nucleus
Scott Zimand, Unknown, and Bill Harrity. Bill and Scott cannot recall what he did, but are certain that he had it coming. And yes- this photo made the yearbook.
CK Dickie & Don
Cedar Knolls- Dickie & Don
77 02e from Nucleus
Fashion Show
75g Unknown- Record Library from Nucleus
Unknown DJ, Digging through the 45s The 45 RPM filing system was less formal than for LPs. You can see the edges of the LP labels, which tied to the index cards on the left. LPs were sorted alphabetically by artist, then numerically by date received at the station...examples follow.
CK Glenn Stichling
Cedar Knolls- Glenn Stichling
75c Gendel from Nucleus
Remote Broadcast from the Student Center Gary Gendel says: We had scheduled 1 hour shifts, and I had the first shift. This picture was taken about 8 hours later, after noone had come to replace me all day!
75h Record Library Filing System- rescued from the trash
77 02c from Nucleus
Fashion Show
CK z
Cedar Knolls- enthusiastic baseball fans
75f Uncle Ray from Nucleus
Uncle Ray