RAGE 103.7 is due to turn off their mics at the end of this 2014 spring semester. If RAGE closes, many students will miss out on the learning experiences many alumni has had. RAGE provides the only alternative music in the Cape Girardeau area. Help the fight to keep the mics on.
The administration is finally acknowledging our pressure but they have not agreed to keep RAGE 103.7 on the air yet. Send an email to the university president demanding they protect our student media now. Post the link to our mission statement on your Facebook wall so more people in Cape Girardeau understand what we are losing.
April 9, 2014
The momentum we have built proves that this city refuses to let our station go dark. Now I need you to email your local representatives and demand they protect our airwaves. If you have not done so already, post the link to your Facebook feed today.
Reached 100 supporters
April 9, 2014
75 Comments
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Cody Gresham
12 years ago
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As the current Sports Director, I am bummed that I can't pass it down to my successor. Rage has given me a career path and my identity in broadcast and I want somebody else to find theirs as well.
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Timothy Godlove
12 years ago
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Being a musician for about a decade now in Southeaster Missouri, I believe taking away this powerful tool of promoting local art on the radio would be very harmful to the future musicians in the area and culture in our community.
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Amy Schumacher
12 years ago
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I am a 2007 graduate of SEMO and now live in Saint Louis. I listen to RAGE all the time via the internet, especially at my desk at work. When I go to Cape to visit, it is the first thing I turn on (once I get in range).
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Margaret Bernhard
12 years ago
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My son learned so much working there. He is now at a large station in St Louis and loves it. He will always look back at his learning experience there with fondness and appreciation
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Ben Matthews
12 years ago
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The problem isn't lack of interest, it's totally lack of promotion on the university's part. I'm a Mass Comm major and I can't recall ever hearing anything about how to get involved.
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Becky Carlos
12 years ago
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Don't rob future students of the opportunity to be creative. Rage 103.7 allowed me and so many others to thrive and learn how to be comfortable on air.
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Brandie Schroeder
12 years ago
This station is great!!!
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Ashley Craver
· petition starter
12 years ago
Keep spreading the word everyone. I have a feeling this is helping.
RAGE 103.7 is due to turn off their mics at the end of this 2014 spring semester. If RAGE closes, many students will miss out on the learning experiences many alumni has had. RAGE provides the only alternative music in the Cape Girardeau area. Help the fight to keep the mics on.
The administration is finally acknowledging our pressure but they have not agreed to keep RAGE 103.7 on the air yet. Send an email to the university president demanding they protect our student media now. Post the link to our mission statement on your Facebook wall so more people in Cape Girardeau understand what we are losing.
April 9, 2014
The momentum we have built proves that this city refuses to let our station go dark. Now I need you to email your local representatives and demand they protect our airwaves. If you have not done so already, post the link to your Facebook feed today.
Reached 100 supporters
April 9, 2014
75 Comments
C
Cody Gresham
12 years ago
Featured
As the current Sports Director, I am bummed that I can't pass it down to my successor. Rage has given me a career path and my identity in broadcast and I want somebody else to find theirs as well.
T
Timothy Godlove
12 years ago
Featured
Being a musician for about a decade now in Southeaster Missouri, I believe taking away this powerful tool of promoting local art on the radio would be very harmful to the future musicians in the area and culture in our community.
A
Amy Schumacher
12 years ago
Featured
I am a 2007 graduate of SEMO and now live in Saint Louis. I listen to RAGE all the time via the internet, especially at my desk at work. When I go to Cape to visit, it is the first thing I turn on (once I get in range).
M
Margaret Bernhard
12 years ago
Featured
My son learned so much working there. He is now at a large station in St Louis and loves it. He will always look back at his learning experience there with fondness and appreciation
B
Ben Matthews
12 years ago
Featured
The problem isn't lack of interest, it's totally lack of promotion on the university's part. I'm a Mass Comm major and I can't recall ever hearing anything about how to get involved.
B
Becky Carlos
12 years ago
Featured
Don't rob future students of the opportunity to be creative. Rage 103.7 allowed me and so many others to thrive and learn how to be comfortable on air.
B
Brandie Schroeder
12 years ago
This station is great!!!
A
Ashley Craver
· petition starter
12 years ago
Keep spreading the word everyone. I have a feeling this is helping.
As the current Sports Director, I am bummed that I can't pass it down to my successor. Rage has given me a career path and my identity in broadcast and I want somebody else to find theirs as well.