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| A free speech fight is playing out on college campuses where student radio stations are disappearing | Chris Walla, the founding songwriter and guitarist for rock band Death Cab for Cutie, initially attended Central Washington University in Ellensburg, Washington state, where he was a DJ at what was then KCAT 91.5 FM and is now KCWU 88.1 FM. “It was there that I first heard so much of the… |
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| Public Radio’s Luke Burbank Calls Bellingham Home Base | But Port Townsend proved a smidge too sleepy for the couple. Carey is a Western Washington University grad with… |
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| KUGS among best college radio stations in America | While in today’s iTunes and Spotify driven world it may seem hard to imagine radio stations having a place in the music landscape, many college campuses operate thriving independent stations via traditional FM/AM platforms and online listening platforms. According to a report by UNESCO,… |
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| KUGS and the Future of Student-Run Radio | |||
| Faculty member's feature film to be screened May 9 at the Pickford | |||
| "Here Be Monsters": Tackling personal fears through podcasts | In 2011, Jeff Emtman came across a photo on Facebook that both disturbed and fascinated him. The picture featured a friend holding a recently birthed placenta in her hands. |
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| PostSecret's Frank Warren to appear on KUGS radio today and Thursday | |||
| 2010 Pulitzer Prize winner to appear on campus, KUGS radio this week | |||
| 2010 Pulitzer Prize winner for fiction to appear on KUGS student radio Oct. 18 and 19 |