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| WFMU 91.1 FM |
Blasting out of Jersey City, NJ (just outside NYC) this station brings the best of all possible worlds to your undeserving ears. They've been flying their freak freeform flag for decades, and the experience shows. Widely varied shows abound, and while the listening may not always be listenable, it is consistently top-of-the-line, interesting and amazing. |
| WHPC 90.3 FM SUNY - Nassau Community College (public radio) |
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| WKCR 89.9FM Columbia Univ. |
"WKCR has received recognition and accolades from the press, members of the artistic community and thousands of listeners in the New York area and around the world for our efforts on behalf of music and the arts. Surely, this large outpouring of support has been a major factor in the long-standing preservation of our unique tradition. We seek to educate and entertain, and to pass this tradition on to each incoming student body." |
| WMCX 88.9 FM Monmouth Univ |
"WMCX-FM is Monmouth University's own radio station. It has a broadcast radius of approximately 35 miles in various towns located in Monmouth and Ocean counties in New Jersey. The station has more than 500,000 listeners both domestically and internationally thanks largely to the "listen live" streaming radio feature on our official web site. This feature enables listeners to tune in to the station from anywhere in the world at anytime." |
| WNYU 89.1 FM N.Y. University |
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| WPSC 88.7 FM William Patterson Univ. |
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| WRSU 88.7 FM Rutgers Univ. |
"WRSU FM, New Brunswick.. is non-commercial and is funded by Rutgers University, by program grants from local record stores, and by underwriting from local businesses. It is a student-operated public station with shows hosted by both students and community members. Programs on WRSU range from music to sports and news coverage to multicultural and educational formats." |
| WSIA 88.9 FM College of Staten Island |
"From its fully digital signal to its 64 track recording studios, WSIA has become a staple for new, uncommercial music in the New York City area. WSIA is run by an all-student board of directors and also employs a full-time general manager and full-time Chief Engineer. It is licensed by the FCC and transmits to all of Staten Island and parts of Brooklyn, Manhattan and New Jersey. The station also introduces many local and unsigned bands. The new studios are equipped with the capacity to bring bands in the perform live on-the-air, which has been done successfully many times already. WSIA also has an eclectic music format, sports talk shows, news programming and public affair discussions." |
| WSOU 89.5 FM Seton Hall Univ. |
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| WTSR 91.3 FM College of NJ |
"WTSR-FM is a trend setting 1500-watt non-commercial radio station serving Mercer and Bucks County. We broadcast the best and the latest in new music from independent and local artists, over 20 genres of specialty music, hourly local news, and college sports from our studios at The College of New Jersey." |
| WUSB 90.1 FM State University of NY/Stony Brook |
".. Long Island's largest non-commercial, free-form radio station. Tune in any time and you'll hear sounds ranging from interviews, commentary, jazz, pop, punk, noise, funk, folk, blues, reggae, polka, world music, live music, spontaneous mixes and groovy combustion." |
| WVKR 91.3 FM Vassar College |
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