week of Feb. 18 | music front

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Music: Monday @ 8p CB201
Sports: Tuesday @ 9p CB201
News: Wednesday @ 6p CB204
Promotions: Thurs. @ 8:30p CB201
Production: Monday @ 7p CB201

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Aug. 30

Delaware State

3:30p pregame 4:30p kickoff

- web stream 1 (WMA) - on-air 88.1 FM

Thundering Herd Sports News

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Green team beats white team 44-8

Apr. 28 - The Green team's lopsided victory Saturday came as a result of a tweak in the game's format. But that should not take away from the standout performances of some unfamiliar names to the average Herd fan. FM 88 Sports' Bobby Iddings has the story.

From one football to another...the story of Craig Ratanamourn

Apr. 25 - When football teams look for kickers, an essential item is leg strength. Thus, soccer players are almost always perfect for the job. FM 88 Sports' Andrew Ramspacher tells us about one MU soccer player who has been convinced to make the switch.

Tri-State/Marshall News

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Committee looking to tweak Marshall curriculum

Apr. 24 - While Marshall students are plopped in the seats of classrooms across campus, a committee is deliberating what to change about classes. Newscenter 88's Adam Cavalier reports on the recent actions of the core foundations committee.

Tri-State tries to tackle pollution problem

Apr. 24 - True or false: Pollution is a problem only in major cities. Newscenter 88's Josh Daniels reports not only that the answer is certainly false, but just how deep-rooted the Tri-State's environmental issues are.

Station News

Hair for the Herd coming up Apr. 17

Apr. 14 - WMUL has teamed up with Locks of Love to give free haircuts people who want to donate at least 10 inches of their hair to needy children. The event runs Apr. 17 from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. and takes place at the Memorial Student Center. Huntington School of Beauty Culture will provide the haircuts.

Adam Johnson Scholarship Memorial Walk/Run to take place Mar. 22

Mar. 12 - A memorial walk/run has been scheduled to raise funds for a scholarship in honor of Adam Johnson, a WMUL DJ who passed away in September 2007. It is scheduled for Mar. 22 at 8:30 a.m. in Ritter Park. The scholarship will go to a WMUL DJ.