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	Friends of WRPI Home Page
		The Friends organization took a leadership role in the ambitious re-vitalization of WRPI's broadcast facilities in 1997, helping to raise nearly $40,000 in funds from individuals and private foundations in recognition of the station's vital role in the local media ecology.
		Since then, the Friends of WRPI have continued to raise money in support of "communiversity radio," the partnership between RPI students and community volunteers that provides 18 hours or more of music, sports, news and public affairs programming to listeners in the NY State Capital Region, northwestern Massachusetts and southwestern Vermont every day.
		In cooperation with RPI and the Union, the Friends of WRPI constitute the third leg of support for the radio station.
	www.friendsofwrpi.org (451 words)

	Home Page
		WRPI began its first FM broadcast at 1,000 watts from atop the tower on November 1st, 1957.
		WRPI began broadcasting at 10,000 watts from the tower in North Greenbush.
		In this same year, the Friends of WRPi was formed as a group to raise funds for the club.
	www.rpi.edu /~malins/WWWW/wrpi/history.html (464 words)

	Polytechnic Online - News: Changes at WRPI cause debate
		WRPI currently consists of 53 students, two faculty members, eight alumni, two RPI staff members, two students from other colleges, and 36 community members, bringing total membership for WRPI to 103 members.
		The E-Board passed a motion at yesterday’s meeting that stated the WRPI station is to move toward compliance with the 5 percent community membership, or to present otherwise to the E-Board by December 5 (the current number of community members is approximately 35 percent).
		Several students at WRPI felt tension had reached more of a boiling point six to eight months ago, and hence there was a meeting held over the summer to try and focus what needed to happen with the station to maintain ties between community members and students.
	poly.union.rpi.edu /article_view.php3?view=5100&part=1 (866 words)

	Polytechnic Online - Ed/Op: Personnel shortage causes WRPI outages
		WRPI is a Union-funded and student-run club and is unique to some extent in that we serve not only the RPI student body, but a 70-mile radius of listeners as well.
		WRPI allows for social discourse, non-format music radio, and coverage of events that may interest our listenership, including sports programming.
		For those following the WRPI sports story, you should know that not a single member of the WRPI sports department has met our clearance or membership requirements (see The Polytechnic from November 8)—this, in short, means that none of our station members are interested in making a commitment to sports broadcasting.
	poly.union.rpi.edu /article_view.php3?view=494&part=1 (477 words)

	Prometheus Radio Project (Site not responding. Last check: )
		WRPI is both a community and college radio station, broadcasting out of the Rennselaer Polytechnic Institute in Troy, NY.
		Today WRPI broadcasts at 10,000 watts in Troy, serving as a community vehicle for the RPI campus, while also serving the community at large in the Troy area.
		From its beginnings as a radio club in the former part of the last century, WRPI has evolved into a station that is simultaneously, neatly structured and fluid.
	www.prometheusradio.org /library/handbooks_and_guides/radio_station_models_to_crib_from_5.html (607 words)

	WRPI - The Wordbook Encyclopedia
		WRPI is a college radio station run by students attending Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute and community members in Troy, New York.
		WRPI programming includes a wide range of music, cultural and public affairs programs, live local bands, special events, and sports simulcasts, particularly of RPI hockey and football.
		WRPI was formed as an experimental carrier-current AM station around 1947, affiliated with the callsign W2SZ, but soon gained the WRPI moniker locally, and was assigned it by the FCC broadcasting at 640 kHz around 1951.
	www.thewordbook.com /WRPI (310 words)

	Fourth Branch of America - WRPI’s Dennis Karius Fired for Airing Senate Hearing (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Thirteen days later on February 1st, Karius was contacted through email by WRPI’s Executive Committee (ECOMM) with the first notice of “declearance”, even though the “copyright infringement” came to their attention the very next day, and had at least two meetings to discuss the issue.
		ECOMM is the Executive Committee of WRPI, comprised of all students, newly elected this past December.
		Because of the severity and nature of the incident, we voted for your permanent declearance and removal from WRPI.
	www.fourthbranchofamerica.com /wrpi_dennis_karius.shtml (860 words)

	Willbros RPI - Willbros Group, Inc.
		WRPI operates two large diameter construction spreads and has solid recent experience constructing 36-inch and larger pipeline systems.
		WRPI also has completed significant "push" work in the swamps and wetlands of the Southeastern United States and has experience and capabilities associated with the successful completion of projects in highly congested urban areas.
		WRPI has performed emergency call-out work for the repair of damaged facilities and pipelines and meets the most stringent safety and environmental standards in the conduct of all its work.
	www.willbros.com /fw/main/Willbros_RPI-170.html (111 words)

	RCNJ: WRPI Participating in Internet Radio "Day of Silence"
		WRPI will not stream today and will instead, participate in the Day of Silence, a demonstration of the impact that the DMCA will have on Internet Broadcasting.
		We encourage all Rensselaer alumni who appreciate the ability to listen to WRPI for any reason to call their Congressman and Senators and ask them to oppose the CARP (Copyright Arbitration Royalty Panel) proposal.
		For more information on why it would be difficult for WRPI to continue webcasting under the CARP Webcasting Royalties, read the previously posted RCNJ article on WRPI and CARP.
	www.rcnj.org /2002/05/01/0648251.html (621 words)

	Metroland Online - Features
		The station WRPI is licensed to Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute, but is managed by a student organization, whose officials comprise an elected executive committee, or E-comm.
		In the same newsletter, Steve Pierce, president of the Friends of WRPI, wrote: “The community service/alternative programming philosophy that marked much of the last decade at WRPI (and perhaps much of its nearly 50 year history as a full power FM station) is now being challenged.
		While some students understand that WRPI is a 10,000 watt radio station reaching hundreds of thousands of people in three states and has an educational and non-commercial mission that extends far beyond the campus community, others don’t.
	www.metroland.net /back_issues/vol29_no44/features.html (2619 words)

	Polytechnic Online - News: Student membership in WRPI at historic lows
		The large number of Troy area volunteers at WRPI is quickly making the campus’ radio station much more of a community effort—a drastic change from previous years, when it was a chiefly student-operated organization.
		Other WRPI alumni went on to such broadcasters as ABC-TV’s Kevin Hamburger, an executive producer for "Politically Incorrect," and NBC’s Chuck Jablonski, who left as the station’s chief engineer several years ago.
		In 1969, the station was upgraded to 10,000 watts and now boasts a listening area that spans 60 miles north to south and 40 miles east to west.
	poly.rpi.edu /article_view.php3?view=914&part=1 (960 words)

	Polytechnic Online - Ed/Op: WRPI affects large radius of people
		This is in response to the WRPI articles in the November 8 issue.
		Because WRPI is a Union recognized media organization it, like The Poly, is protected by the media statement.
		Finally, everyone needs to keep in mind that while WRPI is a Union Club and the Board of Trustees of the Institute holds our license we are also a 10,000 watt FM radio station with a 75 mile broadcast radius.
	poly.union.rpi.edu /article_view.php3?view=5166&part=1 (270 words)

	info: WRPI (Site not responding. Last check: )
		WRPI 91.5 FM Troy91.5 MHz, Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute.
		WRPI 91.5 FM TroyWRPI is the campus radio station at Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute.
		WRPI 91.5 FMListen to DJ Sho Nuff and his cohorts (Poverty, Showdown, The Incredible Krush, and Now) every Sunday night from 8:00 PM to 9:30 PM on âWild Style Hip Hopâat WRPI TROY 91.5 FM.
	www.napoli-pizza.net /WRPI.html (754 words)

	DJ Toast . com Bio Page
		Then I started doing my rap show on WRPI and more people knew me as Toast than any other name so the name stuck.
		That is why I have been lugging my equipment to the station every Friday night for more than a decade.
		Alcohol is against the FCC rules, as well as WRPI station rules, but strippers are always welcome.
	www.djtoast.com /bio.htm (914 words)

	WRPI Music Dept
		Loud Rock (Hardcore, all forms of Metal, Punk)
		WRPI plays Classical Music so please send it!
		For any promotional materials you wish to send, separate or accompanying music, please follow the above steps.
	www.wrpi.org /music/submissions.html (99 words)

	Read This Blog! » 2004 » January
		I started out wanting to be a news announcer; WRPI had a small news department, and they were happy to have me join them.
		When I wasn’t working at the station, I was usually listening to it (and if I wasn’t listening to WRPI, I was listening to the classical stations in the area, WAMC and WMHT).
		There was a perennial controversy during my years at WRPI — the staff and volunteers wanted to play Good Stuff, and the student government (which funded us) wanted us to play the same music they could hear on WTRY, the local Top 40 outlet.
	readthisblog.net /2004/01/page/3 (2765 words)

	Fourth Branch of America - WRPI’s Dennis Karius Fired for Airing Senate Hearing (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Radio talk-show host Dennis Karius was a local celebrity on WRPI.
		This is effective immediately (including tomorrow) and means that you are not allowed on WRPI's premises for any reason.
		Karius should be (able) to continue his broadcasts at WRPI.”
	www.webwarper.net /ww/www.fourthbranchofamerica.com/wrpi_dennis_karius.shtml (860 words)

	WRPI: A Personal Memoir
		During the GM Week of 1982, WRPI entered the traditional Chariot Races (hosted by the Greek Council) with a rather unorthodox vehicle.
		Constructed from two spools used to transport FM transmitter conduit, it was taller than the passenger (Lisa (Corso) Swanson) who remained all but invisible during the actual race.
		One of the landmarks of RPI during my time in Troy was the famous Rickey sculpture titled Two Rectangles, Vertical Gyratory Up, otherwise known as The Chrinitoid.
	www.deltos.com /reference/wrpi/WRPI.html (230 words)

	Current news
		The intrepid Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute students and residents of the surrounding area who run WRPI are part of a college-based community radio movement that extends far beyond Troy, NY.
		A two-part interview with Blue aired on WRPI’s Talking History (October 9th and 16th, respectively, at 10:00 AM and available at www.talkinghistory.org).
		Blue’s interest in radio drama was first stimulated while listening to BBC radio drama every evening during a 1973 sabbatical leave in London and was subsequently reinforced by his engagement in Cold War era studies and his activist work on civil and human rights while a high school teacher.
	www.friendsofwrpi.org /news.html (1726 words)

	Hudson Mohawk IMC: Amy Goodman Draws Large Crowd but Questions About WRPI fill the air
		Changes in the student governing body of WRPI indicate that its legacy of “Communiversity” radio cannot be taken for granted.
		What these loyal listeners tend to forget, however, and what has been illustrated clearly this year by the removal of many progressive shows, such as Free Speech Radio, Africa in Motion, Necessary Radio, and The Portside, is that WRPI, although important to the community, is just a club for Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute’s students.
		Africa in Motion has been off the air for months now, Ekalele says, and although he misses it, he doesn’t miss the hostile environment that he says overtook WRPI since the most recent E-comm was elected last December.
	nycap.indymedia.org /newswire/display/12614 (2763 words)

	Interview with EDU-SHAM C.E.O.
		April 1, 1998 on the "Blinded by Science" program on WRPI, Troy, N.Y. The interviewer was Art Fricke, doctoral student in Rensselaer's Department of Science and Technology Studies.
		L.C.: Well, Art, as soon as I heard that WRPI had a radio program specifically about science for the vision impaired, I just knew I had to come by and check it out.
		But, you know, WRPI has a highly literate audience when it comes to breakthroughs in science and technology.
	www.rpi.edu /~winner/wrpi1.html (3678 words)

	The Best Voice for the anti war movement \| MetaFilter (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Assuming that you live in WAMC's listening area, it seems to be available on WRPI out of Troy.
		However he has said over and over again he does not want to duplicate offerings on WAMC that are available elsewhere in the region.
		Putting it on WAMC would essentially be wasted airtime for those who don't wish tohear the show and can listen to WRPI.
	www.metafilter.com /mefi/24663 (686 words)

	Home Page
		Technical Maintainance - WRPI has several opportunities for electrical engineering majors.
		There is elecctrical maintainace of equipment that must be performed on a regular basis.
		About Us WRPI is the campus radio station at Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute.
	www.rpi.edu /~malins/WWWW/wrpi/interesthome.html (167 words)

	WRPI - Troy, NY - 91.5 FM
		WRPI - Troy, NY - 91.5 FM WRPI - Troy, NY - 91.5 FM
		WRPI is the campus radio station at Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute, broadcasting 365 days a year at 10,000 watts.
		Our offices and studios are located on the Rensselaer campus in the Darrin Communications Center.
	www.pacificanetwork.org /radio/content/view/89/42 (87 words)

	VGMemories – Groups at Last.fm
		Group charts are calculated weekly for groups with more than 15 members.
		The show airs 8-10 EST on sundays on WRPI, Troy NY.
		This group is open to all people who like the show, have been a part of the show, or like VGM.
	www.last.fm /group/VGMemories (127 words)

	WRPI 91.5 FM Troy NY
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	www.applian.com /guide/view_station_details.php?station_id=5450 (54 words)

	RPI Women's Hockey [Archive] - Page 11 - USCHO.com Fan Forum
		Speaking of WRPI, I went to the Wesleyan game and listened to the broadcast.
		As to Saturday, they will probably JIP the women's game after the football game is over.
		I believe WRPI is planning to broadcast every home women's game that does not conflict with men's hockey.
	board.uscho.com /archive/index.php/t-27920-p-11.html (1225 words)

	CSA@RPI (Site not responding. Last check: )
		If you are interested in WRPI and want to join the group, just send email to shicy@rpi.edu.
		Chinese Galaxy is a radio show running on WRPI.
		The purpose of the show is to let Chinese throughout the capital region have a chance to listen the folk songs and popular songs in China.
	csa.union.rpi.edu /CSANEW/activities_wrpi.php (138 words)

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