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• Harrison National Public Radio pioneer
  [[Image:Harrison.jpg|thumb|right|300px|Burt Harrison became one of public radio's most influential spokesmen.]]By Pat Caraher ...n State University communications faculty, including 17 as manager of KWSU Radio, he figured significantly in the formation and development of public broadc
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• Murrow Hall History
  ...s of KWSC-TV and the antenna atop Bryan Hall tower. Collegiate training in radio broadcasting began at WSU KWSC is one of the oldest educational broadcastin
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• The Presidents
  ...Government contract training soldiers in aviation, Japanese, signal corps, radio, and gunnery.<br>1943 Enrollment 1,530; Cougar football suspended for durat
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• Happy 25th, KZUU!
  ...there, and no one was hearing it. “We were influenced by a lot of other radio stations at a lot of other universities,” says Jon Etherton (’78 Comm.) ...students and faculty concerned that it would compete with KUGR, from local radio stations, and even from managers of a TV station in Spokane who were concer
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• Remembering Murrow's visit
  ...losing a sentence. His phrasing was reminiscent of his famous World War II radio intro, “This…is London.”
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• My best and toughest journalism professors at WSU
  ...he taught reporting, editing, proof-reading, feature writing, advertising, radio continuity and public relations. In the latter class, one of our assignment ...d as chair and professor of the Department of Communication and manager of Radio-TV Services.
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• Where Have You Gone, Edward R. Murrow?
  ...journalist. Murrow knew he could lose his reputation as a trusted voice on radio and television. ...a state competition. Yet even after he had reached professional levels in radio and television, he continued to sweat.
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• Compensation for a Difficult Life
  ...nt much of her time lying on a bed in a darkened room and listening to the radio. On Sundays, she looked forward to Murrow's broadcasts from London. "No one
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• Harrison National Public Radio pioneer
  [[Image:Harrison.jpg|thumb|right|300px|Burt Harrison became one of public radio's most influential spokesmen.]]By Pat Caraher ...n State University communications faculty, including 17 as manager of KWSU Radio, he figured significantly in the formation and development of public broadc
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• A titan's tale
  ...r and broadcaster. He and Bob Christiansen created the NPR classical music radio show Bob &amp; Billat WSU in 1988. Today he can be heard weekdays on WCAL-F
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• Carlton Lewis: WSU's first African American student body president
  ...d in the student newspaper (Daily Evergreen) and were aired on the student radio station (KUGR).
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• Oral history: David Seamans
  ...and stuff. All the parts were out where you could see them. Now you buy a radio and its all in a little black box and you can’t open it up to see what’ ...hind the central computer. I think our first local computer probably was a Radio Shack TRS-80 or something of that sort and then eventually of course we got
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