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	WFIU: History
		WFIU restricts its broadcast to hours when TV is not broadcasting and works with RCA to install local TV sets with "wave traps" to block the far stronger WFIU signal.
		Produced by WFIU and the IU Center for Music Broadcasting in conjunction with the IU School of Music, the series is distributed to nine stations in a three_state area (Indiana, Illinois, and Michigan).
		WFIU broadcasts 24 hours a day, with a signal strength from Bloomington that covers south_central Indiana, and reaches an average of about 40,000 listeners weekly.
	www.iub.edu /~wfiu/history.htm (1663 words)

	WFIU: Public Radio from Indiana University: A History of Service
		WFIU developed a Community Advisory Board in 1989 as a means for station management to gauge public sentiment in programming and public service, and in the spring of 1991, the station inaugurated an annual “off-air” activity specifically aimed at serving a demographic largely made up of citizens not reached by the station’s on-air broadcast...
		WFIU sought to encourage and enliven the creative impulse within the youngsters throughout the listening area with an art contest—an ideal type of contest, given radio’s long-held distinction as “The Theater of the Mind.” With the help of art teachers throughout the listening area, the response to the first call-for-entries was tremendous.
		WFIU’s growth in maturing from clumsy ill-equipped beginnings to its present sophistication of performance and presentation is almost miraculous.” As WFIU moves past its first half-century, it looks forward to yet another 50 years of service to the University and community.
	www.iub.edu /~wfiu/50history-hargiswilliams.htm (8814 words)

	WFIU News Department takes ‘Network’ accolades
		WFIU’s Chad Bouchard received first place in the “best use of sound” category for his radio piece on the closing of Bud’s Sandwich Shop in Bloomington.
		WFIU’s Chad Bouchard received first place in the “best use of sound” category for his radio piece on the closing of Bud’s Sandwich Shop, a Bloomington landmark for more than three decades.
		He interviewed customers, recorded Bud opening the shop at four in the morning, (those crickets in the background are real crickets at four in the morning), and managed to capture the flavor and importance of a small-town business that has bucked the trend of “megaplexes” and box chain stores.
	www.homepages.indiana.edu /053003/text/wfiu.html (196 words)

	Talk:Indiana University Bloomington - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		I think WFIU is predominantly classical, don't make them angry.
		While they are a PBS radio affliate, but I know if the Indiana University staff would believe that WFIU plays little classical music, however the station angrily denied that claim.
		I would call Hindemith's music, "jazz" as they played it, but then the station will be angry again, what I said about the composer on Wiki.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Talk:Indiana_University_Bloomington (842 words)

	A Moment of Science (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
		During its first nine months of operation, the station averaged 37.5 hours of programming per week.
		Today, WFIU broadcasts 24 hours a day, with a signal strength from Bloomington that covers south and west central Indiana.
		With the national syndication of the early music series Harmonia, and the international distribution of A Moment of Science, WFIU reaches millions of people each week.
	amos.indiana.edu /about/wfiu.html (88 words)

	School of Music Previews and Reviews
		In honor of Starker's 80th birthday, which he celebrated over the summer, WFIU, IU's educational radio station, has declared Starker its Artist of the Month for September.
		WFIU has already broadcast Starker's recordings of Bach's "Suite No. 2" and Antonin Dvorak's "Cello Concerto in B" as part of its evening classical music programming.
		WFIU's decision to honor Starker as its Artist of the Month also coincides with the upcoming publication of "The World of Music According to Starker," a compilation of essays and autobiographical anecdotes, and this weekend's 26th annual Eva Janzer Memorial Celebration Sunday.
	www.music.indiana.edu /publicity/press/ArticlesPreviews&Reviews/articles/2004-09/09162004IDS_Starker.htm (596 words)

	Take it ‘From the Top’
		Tickets to the general public are available today (Jan. 18) for a performance planned by WFIU and the IU School of Music in Bloomington, in conjunction with Public Radio International, for a live recording of a weekly segment of From the Top next month.
		The program will feature some of the brightest pre-collegiate musical talents from the WFIU listening area and nationally, and is hosted by concert pianist Christopher O’Riley.
		Due to the limited seating capacity in Auer Hall, WFIU offered tickets to members first.
	www.homepages.indiana.edu /011802/text/wfiu.html (222 words)

	OMT Technologies Inc. - iMediaTouch Users (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
		Also, iMediaTouch LogTools is installed on the traffic computer working with the Allegiance traffic software to import and generate the on-air logs and track when underwriting spots are played.
		WFIU originates programs like A Moment of Science, Harmonia, and Hometown which are carried by many stations across the country.
		The station was one of the first to have a web site and stream the station audio.
	www.imediatouch.com /products_imediatouch_users11.html (240 words)

	A Moment of Science
		Recording A Moment of Science with Don and engineer Mike on Thursday mornings is much more fun than it was dissecting that fetal pig in eleventh-grade Biology, she has decided.
		In addition to her work with A Moment of Science she hosts various parts of the WFIU broadcast schedule throughout the week, and produces several short programs for the station.
		She has an MFA in painting from Indiana University, an MA in art history from Columbia University, and a BA in modern comparative literature and studio art from the University of Virginia.
	amos.indiana.edu /about/whoswho.html (1240 words)

	Welcome to WFIU
		WFIU and Car Talk have joined up with a new charity donation organization-Vehicle Donations for Any Charity.
		All the net proceeds from your vehicle will be returned to WFIU to be used for programming and operations.
		More information about this program, as well as a donation worksheet, can be obtained by calling WFIU at (812) 855-1357, or on the Car Talk web site:
	www.indiana.edu /~wfiu (152 words)

	Altramar on Public Radio (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
		WFIU in Bloomington, and on stations across the country.
		Late-breaking news (6/1/95): WFIU is now syndicating Harmonia their own bad selves!
		Recent news [8/1/95]: as part of their annual Holiday programming, WFIU will be nationally syndicating a special
	scs.indiana.edu /~altramar/altpubra.html (479 words)

	WFIU:
		It's especially nice to be able to add that it respects both the multiple morals and the tradition of the original as well.
		It's full of rich and interesting speeches and so hip that the ghost of Miles Davis is a supporting character.
		You can see his and other WFIU theatre, film and opera reviews on our web site at WFIU dot Indiana dot edu.
	www.indiana.edu /~wfiu/walker-janjun2002.htm (6159 words)

	Radio Station WFIU 103.7 FM Bloomington IN
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	www.ontheradio.net /RadioStations/WFIUFM.aspx (250 words)

	WFIU, public radio look to touch, teach and inspire lives: HeraldTimesOnline.com
		WFIU, public radio look to touch, teach and inspire lives: HeraldTimesOnline.com
		WFIU, public radio look to touch, teach and inspire lives
		If you receive the Herald-Times at home seven days a week* you may activate web access at no additional charge.
	www.heraldtimesonline.com /stories/2004/11/09/digitalcity.1109-HT-A8_RSZ21494.sto (269 words)

	Mailgate: bit.listserv.mla-l: Re: [MLA-L] Fwd: Decline of classical music on pub. radio ar (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
		I am no longer associated with WETA, the radio station that did employ me for three years.
		At WFIU, I am employed part-time cataloging their new discs, programming weekend morning classical music, and coordinating a live, call-in classical music quiz show called "Ether Game." At WETA I did, however, enjoy having access to their still-large CD library.
		However I will say that just because a type of music is banned from one daypart, does not mean it's banned from every daypart.
	mailgate.supereva.it /bit/bit.listserv.mla-l/msg01461.html (667 words)

	Estate Planning Seminar Offered
		(OPENPRESS) February 16, 2005 -- WFIU public radio and WTIU public television will be hosting an estate planning seminar on Friday, February 25th from 9am to Noon at the IU Alumni Association Center located on the Indiana Unviersity Campus at 1000 East 17th Street in Bloomington.
		Davidson is a past board member and treasurer of the Indiana Chapter of the National Society of Fund Raising Executives and a past board member and president of the Planned Giving Group of Indiana.
		She currently on the Community Advisory Boards of WFIU and WTIU and is President of Middle Way House.
	www.theopenpress.com /index.php?a=press&id=680 (327 words)

	Announcements (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
		Polsgrove and graduate students Koran Addo and Elisha Sauers discussed the class trip to the hurricane-ravaged Gulf Coast earlier this month, where students interviewed and collected information for a series of upcoming articles.
		WFIU archives the public affairs radio show, hosted by Herald-Times editor Bob Zaltsberg.
		To listen to the show, visit the WFIU Web site and click on "After the Hurricane."
	www.journalism.indiana.edu /news/announcements.php?showID=58 (84 words)

	The Big Bands on WFIU - Organissimo Jazz Forums - The place to discuss the band, jazz, and more! (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
		The Big Bands on WFIU - Organissimo Jazz Forums - The place to discuss the band, jazz, and more!
		NYC time) on WFIU; it will be archived next Monday afternoon.
		Hoping to get some of this summer's shows--Gil Evans in the 1960s, the other Ellington Treasury shows--up on the web-page later this week.
	www.organissimo.org /forum/index.php?s=bbe2f1dc07db3b88e4f6927b2654a5b5&showtopic=15938&view=getnewpost (781 words)

	NPR : Mural Under Fire for Klan Depiction
		Others have said the mural reflects honestly on Indiana's history, including its relationship with the Klan, and should remain on display.
		For Morning Edition, Will Murphy of member station WFIU reports.
		Klan figures appear near the center of this panel from Thomas Hart Benton's mural.
	www.npr.org /programs/morning/features/2002/mar/mural (456 words)

	Jazz Bulletin Board - New WFIU-Bloomington jazz program NIGHT LIGHTS
		Both were popular jazz-and-blues singer-songwriters in the 1940s; both spawned hits for Peggy Lee; and both are largely forgotten today.
		(She also recorded Carlisle's "I See a Million People.") The program airs on WFIU Saturday night at 11:05 (8:05 California time, 10:05 Chicago time); you can listen live, or in the Night Lights archives, where it will be posted by Monday afternoon.
		The albums he made for Blue Note in this period reflected the influence of contemporary R and B, with Green covering artists such as James Brown and the Isley Brothers.
	forums.allaboutjazz.com /printthread.php?t=5906 (2554 words)

	Hoagy Carmichael Collection Recordings
		Visit the Highlights from the Sound Recording Collection page for a list of currently available songs.
		[United States, Indiana, Bloomington, WFIU broadcast, 1979] [sound recording] / collected by Indiana University Radio Station (WFIU) staff.
		Recorded October 23, 1979 at the Indiana University Radio Station (WFIU) in Bloomington, Indiana.
	www.letrs.indiana.edu /cgi-bin/hoagyrec-idx.pl?type=viewfull&q1=akl4444&display=full (125 words)

	The Hoosier Gadfly » WFIU commits a scientific howler (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
		The Hoosier Gadfly » WFIU commits a scientific howler
		As I was driving home from work today, I tuned in Indiana University’s National Public Radio (NPR) affiliate, WFIU, to catch A Moment of Science.
		The show was entitled Small People and discussed the discovery of an extinct (approximately 13,000 years ago) branch of the genus homo known as homo floresiensis.
	www.paulhager.org /wordpress/index.php?p=3 (281 words)

	Experience -- Professional, Academic, CV
		Her early professional experience included award winning work as a public radio news reporter and producer for WFIU in Bloomington, IN.
		As a graduate student, Stacey received a university fellowship at the University of South Carolina and was a Park Fellowship recipient at the University of North Carolina.
		She currently cochairs the Teaching Standards Committee of the Mass Communication and Society Division of AEJMC.
	myweb.uiowa.edu /stacone/experience.html (1778 words)

	Tolerator's free web page on www.LetsJam.com (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
		I compose in my spare time as well.
		I'm also a web site designer for WFIU Radio (103.7 FM) in Bloomington, Indiana.
		I teach a basic musical skills course at IU.
	www.letsjam.com /Classical/Musicians/Tolerator (82 words)

	Jazz from Bloomington Links (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
		Index / Bloomington / Media / Night Lights with David Brent Johnson on WFIU
		Night Lights with David Brent Johnson on WFIU
		Night Lights, WFIU's Saturday-evening jazz program hosted by David Brent Johnson, focuses primarily on 1950s and 60s artists, in addition to jazz from 1970 to the present that has a late-night sensibility.
	www.jazzfrombloomington.org /SuperLinks/SuperLinks.cgi?action=Detail&LID=60 (72 words)

	Information Technology at Indiana University: News In Focus (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
		Read a reprint of the article in the Times Online.
		WFIU Noon Edition to focus on Y2K On Friday, September 3, WFIU's "Noon Edition" call-in show will offer a discussion of Y2K preparedness, hosted by Karl Zaltsberg.
		Guests will likely include officials from the Bloomington community and Indiana University.
	it.iu.edu /archive/index_6.html (331 words)

	DePauw University News
		October 6, 2005, Greencastle, Ind. - "John Head says that too many fl men receive treatment for depression and other mental illnesses only after they've landed in prisons or homeless shelters," reports Bloomington, Indiana-based National Public Radio affiliate WFIU.
		The station interviewed Head by phone yesterday from DePauw, where he discussed "Oppression and Depression: Discrimination's Destructive Impact on Mental Health" in a lecture last night.
		A self-contained report on John Head, compiled by WFIU's Brian Baker, can be heard here:
	www.depauw.edu /news/index.asp?id=16397 (264 words)

	News Bits : Media : Indiana Law (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
		Joseph Hoffmann, interviewed about Supreme Court nominee Harriet Miers on WFIU, October 7, 2005
		Charles Geyh and Dawn Johnsen, interviewed in "IU Law School professors react to Miers nomination," WFIU, November 1, 2005
		Dawn Johnsen, interviewed on NPR affiliate WFIU regarding the Reagan-Meese conservative constitutional agenda, April 19, 2005
	www.law.indiana.edu /media/bits.shtml (3194 words)

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