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Good riddance to WRVU. Good riddance to wealthy, elitist college students getting easy college credits, free passes, free beer, food, drugs, etc. for spinning music on the air for ambitious local musicians.
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While listenership among teens is down, actually radio has more listeners than ever, and revenues are strong despite a crushing recession.
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