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1. 2651
   Name: Kate on Feb 22, 2011

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2. 2652
   Name: Amy Oleksijew on Feb 22, 2011

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3. 2653
   Name: Colin Bean on Feb 22, 2011

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4. 2654
   Name: Arlene Im on Feb 22, 2011

   Comments: I have listened to KUSF for all of my adulthood. The station has really shaped who I am as a music lover. Please save the station! It is an institution of San Francisco and is beloved by many.

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5. 2655
   Name: Nora Hallett on Feb 23, 2011

   Comments: Cultural programs are important for the community and for a quality education. We have several college radio programs where I live and I listen to them with avid interest.

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6. 2656
   Name: Ron Valentino on Feb 23, 2011

   Comments: I am a firm believer in community based radio and free form music programming. I believe that this sale will be very damaging to the San Fransisco community as a hole.

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7. 2657
   Name: Cornelius Partsch on Feb 23, 2011

   Comments: I am a German Prof in WA state and would like to speak to the benefit of having KUSF for my students and my community. Many of us have enjoyed and benefited from its programs for a long time.

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8. 2658
   Name: Jim Mack on Feb 23, 2011

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   Name: Katherine Vincent on Feb 23, 2011

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10. 2660
    Name: Anonymous on Feb 23, 2011

    Comments: This station is amazing! Canada loves KUSF.

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11. 2661
    Name: Brett Stone on Feb 24, 2011

    Comments: KUSF is a prime example of why the 1st amendment kicks ass.

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12. 2662
    Name: Carole McKibben on Feb 24, 2011

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13. 2663
    Name: John Corey on Feb 24, 2011

    Comments: At 76, I am a KUSC listner and subscriber for over 30 years.

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14. 2664
    Name: Emil Gerth on Feb 24, 2011

    Comments: While I may not be in San Francisco or have direct connections with KUSF, the secret sale of the station is utterly unconscionable and certainly drastically reduces my opinion of both USC and USF. If the college radio station at my alma mater were secretly sold, I would be even more livid.

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15. 2665
    Name: Damaris Rivera on Feb 25, 2011

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    Name: Joe Corio on Feb 25, 2011

    Comments: For 27 years of my life KUSF helped to make me feel I was not alone in the world...and all the while it broadened my world by expanding cultural horizons and creating a diverse community.

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17. 2667
    Name: Elizabeth Costello on Feb 25, 2011

    Comments: I was really disappointed to learn about this. Seems like a very mean spirited and petty choice to sell this station. I hope it can still be saved.

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18. 2668
    Name: M. Coronado on Feb 25, 2011

    Comments: We list everything we go to the bay area to vist our children and friends.

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19. 2669
    Name: Sarah Fleming-Diaz on Feb 25, 2011

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20. 2670
    Name: Victoria Fisher on Feb 26, 2011

    Comments: I have lived in the Bay Area off and on over the last 27 years and even when I am not there understand the importance of KUSF in their support of the SF music scene and beyond. Having lived in many places where such radio stations do not exist for hundreds of miles around I hope that the powers that be understand their impact and take care to preserve the KUSF institution.

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21. 2671
    Name: Jisoo Kim on Feb 27, 2011

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22. 2672
    Name: Maggie Dee on Feb 27, 2011

    Comments: "Disability and Senior News Report" stays current with local, state, national and international news for persons with disabilities and seniors. Types of guests: surgeons with new surgical proceedures, state and federal legislators regarding legislation, federal and state budgets, directors of local, state and federal programs and Organizations, and especially voices of consumers. We believe that there are options to long term care not under a "medical model" rather a person-centered "social model". Independence is choice is our theme. Choices for us to determine our life's path and resources for people who are new to their disability or old hands at coping in an inaccessible world. We help to change opinions to inclusiveness for we believe that every person is of value. We are a Bay Area an around the world resource for two essential communities, people with disabilities and the oncoming "Baby Boomers". We carefully research our sources and interview with the pride for the past 30 years that our show (a team of 5 people) gives people hope for their future, and a sense of pride to be who they are and their value. SAVE KUSF! Maggie Dee

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23. 2673
    Name: Markian Martynetz on Mar 1, 2011

    Comments: Freeform Forever!

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24. 2674
    Name: Rachel Horkin on Mar 3, 2011

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25. 2675
    Name: Greg Brown on Mar 3, 2011

    Comments: Losing KUSF has left a gaping hole in the rich cultural fabric of San Francisco. San Francisco's FM radio dial is already confined to a very homogenized set of programing options, and the loss of an independent, culturally diverse, and sonically experimental station such as KUSF has left San Francisco with even fewer independent radio options. One can only hope the voice of the community is heard, and the station is returned to the public airwaves. Disappointed and Concerned, Greg Brown San Francisco Resident

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26. 2676
    Name: Bobo Smack on Mar 3, 2011

    Comments: THis Station is vital to the community! I have been a lister/supporter for 22 years! I am sad. KUSF always gave back to the Bay Area. ROck and swaps. You name it. Helping bands have gig in a city that doesn't always come easy. KUSF is the personally station for SF. Come let's bring it back on the AIR........

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27. 2677
    Name: Maryanne Rodriguez on Mar 6, 2011

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    Name: Daniel Pritchard on Mar 8, 2011

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    Name: G. Gaigel on Mar 15, 2011

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30. 2680
    Name: Florian on Mar 18, 2011

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31. 2681
    Name: Eric Paul Fournier on Mar 23, 2011

    Comments: I have listened to KUSF since the late 70's... it was an integral part of the alternative music scene then and continued be be influential for more than 30 years. a remarkable achievement. I will hate to see it go. e.

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32. 2682
    Name: Anonymous on Mar 25, 2011

    Comments: im going to university of san francisco next year and i listen to this station online

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33. 2683
    Name: Julie Floch on Mar 26, 2011

    Comments: Viva Friday Night session!!! I miss it!...

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34. 2684
    Name: Eric Monroe on Mar 26, 2011

    Comments: I am the chief engineer at WGHR at SPSU in Marietta, GA. Our station currently broadcasts online because we were pushed (not even sold) off the dial in 2001 when the Susquehanna Radio Corporation came to town and bought the frequency next to us. College Radio must survive on the dial.

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35. 2685
    Name: John Larsen on Mar 28, 2011

    Comments: Brother lives in San Fransico. Listen to KUSF on line. After 48 years of great programming this radio station needs to stay on the FM air waves. 90.3 or another spot on the dial. Just purchased a Save KUSF T-Shirt from Babylon Burning screen printers. San Fransico needs KUSF! Your ardent supporter, John Larsen

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    Name: Sharon M. Scott on Mar 31, 2011

    Comments: College Radio Forever!!!

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37. 2687
    Name: Cole Cousins on Apr 7, 2011

    Comments: These radio stations are an important and priceless asset to the community. Don't ruin it.

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38. 2688
    Name: Anonymous on Apr 7, 2011

    Comments: I listened to KUSF for many years when I lived in San Francisco, and visited the USF campus to attend record swaps, and other events. My appreciation for USF is all due to the immense presence of KUSF on the radio. It's operation and life on the local airwaves is part of San Francisco's cultural heritage, it is priceless, and to sell it not only damages USF's integrity, it wounds the entire community surrounding it.

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    Name: Shireen-Marie Mizani on Apr 13, 2011

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40. 2690
    Name: Daniel Chaffey on Apr 13, 2011

    Comments: In an era where more and more radio time and bandwidth is taken up by huge media conglomerates determined to push their own musical and more often than not political agendas, smaller independently run radio stations such as KUSF are more important than ever. Outlets such as KUSF provide the general public (more often than not individuals who are not internet or tech savvy enough to seek out new music/viewpoints via podcasts and the internet) with a sort of beacon of new sounds and voices. "College" radio is really one of the most important ways that the surrounding community are even afforded the opportunity to get a glimpse into the campus and university life. For every "College" radio station that is shut down, sold off or transferred to some media giant, each community loses an alternative source of music and information. Please keep KUSF as a beacon for the university and the community.

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    Name: Margaret Tedesco on Apr 14, 2011

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42. 2692
    Name: Anonymous on Apr 15, 2011

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    Name: Ben Ragle on Apr 15, 2011

    Comments: while i may not be in KUSF's range, i am an avid public radio listener and have enjoyed KUSF on my many trips to san francisco for work. do not sell!

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44. 2694
    Name: MARK WILES on Apr 18, 2011

    Comments: SAVE KUSF

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45. 2695
    Name: Aimee Hobson on Apr 20, 2011

    Comments: Independent local radio is rare. Please don't allow this sale to go through. I listen online to many of the programs. The variety is inspiring and valuable.

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46. 2696
    Name: Hal Soper on Apr 28, 2011

    Comments: This station is as much SF as Kqed, it should not be sold for profit !~!

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47. 2697
    Name: Chris Mapa on May 10, 2011

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    Name: Richard Lee on May 14, 2011

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49. 2699
    Name: Matthew Tyler on May 26, 2011

    Comments: Love and listen to KUSF since 1986! thank you!

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50. 2700
    Name: Mark Rilinger on Jun 2, 2011

    Comments: KUSF provided an invaluable resource for the dissemination of information related to social issues, community concerns, and activities in San Francisco. The removal of KUSF from the airwaves represents an impoverishment of the community and a degradation of San Francisco's social health. Please weigh the benefit generated by a vibrant, participatory, communal forum when determining whether or not the transfer of KUSF's license should be approved.

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