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Sunday
night attracts more listeners
Radio
hosts receive better feedback after change in show
KTCU’s
“The Good Show” brings in a larger audience
and local flavor thanks to show’s time change.
Jan.
27, 2004
More
listeners are turning into KTCU’s, “The Good
Show” now that it has moved to Sunday nights. Hosts
Tom Urquhart and Chris Bellomy switched from their Saturday
morning slot to attract more local artists and a bigger
audience.
And get more sleep.
“Basically we are sharper because we are not up at
the crack of dawn,” Urquhart said. “We’ve
had a positive response and now we can finally sleep in.” |
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Ty
Halasz/Staff Photographer
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graduate Tom Urquhart hosts his specialty show,
“The Good Show,” Sunday night in the KTCU
on-air studio in Moudy Building South. |
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Candidate
emphasizes academics at forum
Jan.
27, 2004
Provost
candidate Michael Mezey highlighted the importance of
the university’s commitment to the liberal arts,
citizenship and leadership in an open forum for faculty
and staff Monday. |
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Moudy
in need of food service
Jan.
27, 2004
Imagine
you’re sitting in your afternoon class on the north
side of campus and you’re starving. This, as many
of you know, is not a good combination. Despite obvious
demand, there is still no food service on this part of
campus. |
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Let’s
not make a conference shift
Jan.
27, 2004
Who
knows how the invitation will look. Will it be printed
in gold on paper so lavish it is used by the Trumps? Will
it have an RSVP requesting a number of guests? Will it
be received via a phone call, or an e-mail from the commissioner? |
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