We put on special shows on occasion (when we feel like it and get in gear to put it together.) Years ago each spring we would haul our volumes of records to the station and have a special request night. On those special nights every song was a requested song. (We refused to play anything by the Doors as their songs were too long.) We don't do request nights anymore-- too old to carry the records! On occasion Dr. Rock would put on a surfing music special or a car song special. Once or twice a year the Rockin' Robin would have a special show of protest songs or folk songs. Charlie the "K" and the Wolfman had (and still have) special highlighting all-girl-group music or perhaps music from the 30s and 40s, the big band era. There are special programs for Halloween, often featuring the reprise of the 1938 Orson Wells broadcast of War of the Worlds. Usually the last show of the fall term is the Christmas special; you can't go wrong with barking dogs. Some of the other specials were less memorable; the three hours of transportation related songs(trains, cars, boats etc. ) was one that was never repeated. One of our favorites is the three hour Thanksgiving show each year featuring classic rock 'n' roll songs about food. (Think about all the possibilities; turkey, potatos, gravy, cherry pie, poke salad,wine [spo-de-oh-doh)], popcicles, etc.) The last show of the spring term is the "Graduation/Here Comes Summer Extravaganza". Charlie the "K" and the Wolfman read the name of every graduating Hartwick College senior on the air and play a number one song from the year and month they were born. Enter the year of this coming May (2000, 2001, 2002 or etc.) and press the calculate button.  This May we will have done the Graduation/Here Comes Summer Extravaganza show times. And this year we will be playing number one songs from around the year .