Week of May 5, 2009
1	Miniature Tigers	Tell It To The Volcano
2	Yeah Yeah Yeahs	It's Blitz
3	K'Naan	Troubadour
4	Manchester Orchestra	Mean Everything To Nothing
5	Decemberists	Hazards Of Love
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Music: Tuesdays @ 8p in CB204
Sports: Mondays @ 9p in CB201
News: Mondays @ 7p in CB201
Promotions: Tues. @ 7p in CB201
Production: Mon. @ 8p in CB201

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- TV comedy show airing Saturday nights on WSAZ after SNL

MU Report
- TV news program airing every other Sunday on WVPBS

	Nov. 21	SMU (Senior Day)	2:30p pregame 4:30p kickoff	- Web Stream 1 (WinMedia) - also on 88.1 FM
	Nov. 21	Kent State	11:30a pregame 12p tipoff	- Web Stream 1 (WinMedia) - also on 88.1 FM
	Nov. 25	Lamar	6:30p pregame 7p tipoff	- Web Stream 1 (WinMedia) - also on 88.1 FM

WMUL coverage of Marshall Football and Women's Basketball

Listen LIVE online (beginning Saturday at 11:30a)

11:30a - Women's Basketball Pregame Show
Listen to our pregame interview with Coach Royce Chadwick.

12p - Marshall Women's Basketball vs. Kent State
Marshall tries to recover from a hearbreak loss against Seton Hall and get its first win of the year. Also listen for Chadwick's Chalkboard, a live peek into the Herd huddle during every timeout.

2:30p - Herd Roundup
Not just Marshall football recaps but men's basketball, women's basketball, volleyball and baseball(!) reports.

3p - Conference USA Report
Oh, we can definietly tell you what this week's theme is, but then we'd have to kill you.

3:30p - Football Pregame Show
James Roach and Andrew Ramspacher kick off our live coverage from Joan C. Edwards Stadium with previews, recaps, features and analysis. Also, hear from the coaches from the marquee FBS matchups of the weekend.

4:30p - Marshall Football vs. SMU
- listen to official game tease
Bobby Iddings makes his play-by-play debut, while Dave Traube also calls his first football game today. They are the future of Marshall football on WMUL, so we ask you to cheer them on.

~8p - Postgame Show
We cover the postgame press conferences of Mark Snyder and June Jones live and unedited.

Listen on 88.1 FM in town or listen online.

Men's Basketball trying to get good on the road

Listen to Adam Cavalier's report (1:22)

Nov. 19 - Donnie Jones has a 5-17 record on the road as the Herd's head coach, and this weekend it's off to Norfolk to take on Old Dominion.

Herd Baseball preps for 2010 season

Listen to Justin Tyree's report (2:52)

Nov. 19 - With fall ball over, the Herd's eyes are now focused solely on the first game of the year at Samford three full months from today.

Marshall fights back against in 63-60 win over MTSU

Listen to Adam Cavalier's report (1:36)

Nov. 18 - Coach Donnie Jones says the defense helped save the day by creating opportunities the offense could not.

REalitiE hits WMUL

Listen to Saturday's interview w/freestyle segment (19:08)

View REalitiE's Facebook page

Nov. 17 - Veteran hip-hop and reggae duo Rudebouyz interview an up-and-coming artist from deep in NYC. REalitiE granted us two separate interviews and hung out with us for more than an hour.

Women's Basketball experiences heartbreak vs. Seton Hall

Listen to Aaron Payne's live recap during Tuesday's 5p news (1:34)

Nov. 17 - Marshall finds itself in an 0-2 hole to start the season, but, as women's basketball assistant coach Roxanne White reminds us, the season is still very young.

WMUL coverage of Marshall Men's Basketball vs. NC A&T

Listen LIVE online (beginning at 1:30p)

Listen to 2008-09 Season in Review (29:59)

Nov. 15 - WMUL will cover all home games for the men's basketball team this season, while the Thundering Herd ISP Sports Network will be the only place to hear away games.

WMUL coverage of Marshall-Southern Miss football

Listen LIVE online (beginning at 2:30p)

2:30p - Herd Roundup
Football and basketball are back in full swing, and Men's soccer makes it to the C-USA Championship Game.

3p - Conference USA Report
In case you haven't heard, Tommy West had an...um...interesting press conference after Memphis fired him this week. So in true C-USA Report style, here comes 30 straight minutes of mockery.

3:30p - WMUL Pregame Show
Dave Traube and Andrew Ramspacher kick off our live coverage from Joan C. Edwards Stadium with previews, recaps, features and analysis. Also, hear from the coaches from the marquee FBS matchups of the weekend.

4:30p - Marshall vs. So. Miss
- listen to official game preview

~8p - Postgame Show
We cover the postgame press conferences of Mark Snyder and Larry Fedora live and unedited.

Listen on 88.1 FM in town or listen online.

WMUL's coverage of the 39th Memorial Fountain Ceremony

Listen to Leannda Carey's report, with clips from the ceremony itself (2:12)

Listen to Cicely Tutson's report, with post-ceremony reaction (2:03)

Nov. 14 - The main speakers this year were Joe Gillette, who attended for the first time due to dealing with survivor's guilt, and Maurice Cooley, the director for the Center for African American Students' Programs and Marshall student in 1970.

WMUL Bowl Beard Challenge: Week 1

Send us your bowl beard photos: E-mail | Facebook wall

Nov. 12 - Three WMUL staffers are growing bowl beards until Marshall becomes bowl eligible wins its seventh game of the season. Oh, they know there are only three games left and Marshall must win two of them, but ah...that's why we're calling it a challenge. Click on the photos below to enlarge, and if you submit your bowl beard photos, we will put them right here.

Dave Traube	Adam Cavalier	Andrew Ramspacher
E-mail WMUL	Send your bowl beard photos and we'll post them right here.	Post on WMUL Facebook wall

Michaela Kissell making immediate impact on tennis team

Listen to Adam Cavalier's report (1:37)

Nov. 12 - The transfer from Miami University says Marshall's program is more about family and less about being cut-throat.

Students discuss plans for Fall Break

Listen to Alyssa Rae's report (1:12)

Nov. 12 - It has been nearly 50 straight instructional days since the last official break, and more than a week before the next one, students are already noticing fewer people in class.

Word Around The Herd: Nov. 10 Edition

Nov. 11 - Lambda Society Transgender Panel - 6 p.m. - MSC 2W16
The Transgender community is becoming a hot topic these days. The panel will consist of 4 people and students are free to ask questions and listen to what the panel has to say. For more information call 304-633-0259.

Nov. 15 - Chamber Choir Recital - 3 p.m. - Smith Recital Hall
The Chamber Choir consists of 32 select students who have proven their voices worthy to travel across the country and perform. For more information call 304-696-3296.

Nov. 13 and 17 - Interview/Job Search Workshops - Noon-2 p.m. - Career Services Office (1681 5th Ave.)
These workshops will cover tips and tricks on how to search for the job you desire and succeed in the interview process. RSVP at 304-696-2370.

Have an item you would like to add to our on-air AND online campus calendar? E-mail continuity director Jo Troller.

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