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Alternative - Feb. 7, 2010 |
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| 1 | Weezer | I Want You To |
| 2 | Devandra Barnhart | 16th & Valencia Roxy Music |
Hip-Hop - Feb. 7, 2010 |
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| 1 | Drake Ft. Kanye West, Lil Wayne & Eminem | Forever |
| 2 | The Lonely Island | I'm On A Boat |
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Feb. 11 | Tulane | 6:30p pregame 7p tipoff |
- Web Stream 1 (WinMedia) - also on 88.1 FM |
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Feb. 9 | Rio Grande | 6:30p pregame 7p tipoff |
- Web Stream 1 (WinMedia) - also on 88.1 FM |
Marshall blows out ECU 100-49
Feb. 8 - Marshall scored 100 points for the second time this year and for the first time against a C-USA team.
Points card replaces students' loose change
Listen to Adam Rogers's report (2:03)
Feb. 8 - The points card also gives users exclusive rewards such as a steep discount on doing laundry in the dorms.
Marshall parties after Super Bowl win
Listen to Trey Barker's report (1:10)
Feb. 8 - The main parties last night took place thousands of miles away both southwest and due south of here, but that didn't stop some from hitting the streets of Huntington to celebrate.
WMUL's coverage of the Marshall 2010 Signing Class
View official press release from Herdzone
Feb. 5 - Below, listen to the FM 88 Sports team grab reaction from the Marshall coaching staff on the class of 25 strong.
Main story - Dave Traube and Adam Cavalier (4:06)
Doc Holliday speaks in-depth about recruiting strategy
DBs and Linebackers - Traube and Andrew Ramspacher (3:10)
Reaction from Holliday and Phil Ratliff
QBs and Running Backs - James Roach (2:39)
Reaction from Tony Petersen, JaJuan Seider and Ratliff
Wide Receivers - Jerrod Clay (3:04)
Reaction from Holliday and Ratliff
Tight Ends and Offensive Line - Adam Rogers (1:46)
Reaction from Ratliff
Faculty Senate concludes Emily Perdue grade change matter
Listen to Leannda Carey's report (1:45)
Feb. 5 - It took many months to get to this point, but the final result could end up changing the way certain classes work.
Marshall ranks high in campus safety
Listen to Leannda Carey's report (1:39)
View full list of top 450 safest colleges
Feb. 5 - Despite being in an urban setting, Marshall is among the safest campuses in the country, according to a new list of rankings.
Rec Center celebrates first anniversary today
Listen to Jerrod Clay's report (1:57)
Feb. 5 - They're calling it the "Recaversary," and the building on 3rd Avenue and 20th Street has come a long way since those hours-long lines in February 2009.
Dining hall trayless experiment turns permanent
Listen to Shaina Carter's report (1:02)
Feb. 5 - Marshall says it's trying to be more environmentally friendly. Some students, though, say it's anything but friendly.
Making "Crushes" for Valentine's Day
Listen to Ashton Bias's report (1:52)
Feb. 5 - Says one Willis Hall residence assistant: "No one expects to receive a bottle of pop for Valentine's Day."
Students increasingly shopping at thrift stores
Listen to Cindy Steele's report (1:28)
Feb. 4 - Being a poor college student is bad enough, but in this bad economy, students are skipping the Targets en masse and heading straight for the Goodwills.
Marco an outside chance to make National Cheerleading Competition National Championship
Listen to Jake Snyder's report (1:52)
Feb. 3 - Marco finished in the 12th spot, but the national competition has room for only ten spots.
Regular schedule begins Monday
Jan. 29 - Our transmitter will be turned on bright and early at 6 a.m. Feb. 1. Then over the next week, more than 65 shows will make either their semester debut or their "series premiere," if you will. We invite you to listen to the Spring 2010 sound of "The Cutting Edge."
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