If WTSR is shut down by the college, it will be one of the biggest mistakes they could possibly make. So many students are given the opportunity to participate in a very professional radio station, which is something many students never experience at other schools.

To ‘eric’:
While music tastes are very subjective, it is unfair to call the station ‘awful.’ Providing the listening community with underground music is the point of college radio – we are not trying to be a mainstream station. There are enough of those already. WTSR is a non-commercial EDUCATIONAL station, and I stress ‘educational.’ It has provided me with invaluable experience and helped guide me in choosing a career path for after college, just as it has with countless other students.

In regards to Eric, who says the radio station should be shut down because it is “awful,” it’s important for you to note that’s your individual opinion about the station, and not everyone feels that way, especially people who like to continuously find new music. WTSR is a very important learning tool for communications majors, and without the program, Radio/TV/Film majors wouldn’t have a radio outlet on campus to gain experience. The Board of Directors has also worked very hard in the past few years to enhance the quality of our programming. I encourage you to view our weekly schedule online, as even though you think the radio station is “awful,” I doubt that you would hate every single show broadcast on our station, since we have shows encompassing all genres of music.