Tag: Broadcasting
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A show with Heart In 1976, an emerging young band called Heart played on WSU's television station's "Second Ending" show. The students and staff still remember that concert. Bob Robertson has been the voice that fans of WSU Cougar football have connected with for over 510 games.
Winter 2012
Categories: Communication, Music
Tags: Broadcasting, Rock music, KWSU, Concerts
That voice
Winter 2012
Categories: Communication, Athletics
Tags: Broadcasting, Football, Sports broadcasters
Revolutions are televised by Arab journalists
Summer 2011
The world watched people rise up this year against dictators and
authoritarian regimes across the Middle East and northern Africa,
their protests aired by satellite television and the Internet. In
Tunisia, Libya, Egypt, Bahrain, and oth...
Categories: Journalism, Communication
Tags: Revolutions, Television broadcasting, Broadcasting, Arab world
Cougs behind the camera
Summer 2010
Alan Baker was looking for a Frank Lloyd Wright house in Pullman.Of course Baker (’94 PhD) knew there were no actual Wright-designed
houses in
the town, but he needed to find a Modernist,
spacious home overlooking the Palouse for an ideal movi...
Categories: Alumni, Communication
Tags: Broadcasting, Movies, Film
Digital Daddies
Spring 2006
Aaron Johnson and Cliff Knopik, the odd couple of young
parenthood, sit together in Johnson's Puyallup dining room while
his newborn daughter, Brooklyn, sleeps in a bedroom nearby. His
wife, Heather, makes dinner in their small apartment kitchen.A...
Categories: Communication, Alumni
Tags: WSU parents, Child development, Broadcasting
Where Have You Gone, Edward R. Murrow?
Fall 2005
Edward R. Murrow '30 broadcasted reports from a London rooftop during
the Blitz. He confronted Joseph McCarthy on national television. And he
admitted "an abiding fear regarding what . . .[radio and TV] are doing
to our society, and our heritage."
Categories: WSU history, Media, Communication
Tags: Edward R. Murrow, Journalism, Radio, Broadcasting
Broadcasting as public service: Peter Jennings refreshes the Murrow vision
Fall 2004
What would veteran newsman Peter Jennings tell students seeking
a career in broadcasting today?His wife posed the question to him when they were in Pullman for
Washington State University's 30th Edward R. Murrow Symposium April
14. The answer came...
Categories: Media, Communication
Tags: Public service, Edward R. Murrow, Broadcasting
Winter was Hard: Music in response to tragedy
Summer 2004
Categories: Alumni, Music
Tags: Broadcasting