This is my favorite radio station in the area. Everything else pretty much sucks out loud.
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Erik Sean
12 years ago
I think this is a decision that needs to be reversed.
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Anna Watson
12 years ago
I think it's important for students to have to gain hands-on experience.
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Brad McKee
12 years ago
I am currently the manager of Rage. This station is ana asset to SEMO and the community. It has helped many students learn the basics of radio.
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Dreu Gerardi
12 years ago
love helping my friends :D
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Wesley Braswell
12 years ago
Save rage 103.7 listened to it for year from 2007 till 2012 as a student. No other alternative rock station nearby.
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Sarah Holstein
12 years ago
I understand Rage takes more funding than people realize but Arrow and Rage staff both need to put more effort into promoting it. Newspaper is dying, radio is not.
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Shannon Eckert
12 years ago
The only thing that RAGE needs to do is promote better and make a presence on campus. The school is doing a ridiculous thing by letting this learning experience and entertaining station go.
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Anonymous
12 years ago
Keep something so important like this for students open.
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Shauna Long
12 years ago
This is the only station I listen to. I love hearing both the music and the talk shows. The students do a wonderful job! Please don't take away such a valuable learning experience. It would be such a tragedy! Plus, what am I going to listen if you shut down the best station in town??
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Paul Ledure
12 years ago
You can't get rid of Rage 103.7!!!!
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Chris Ellis
12 years ago
Just started listening to this station this year and I love it. Can't believe they're canceling it.
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Shaibriel Mack
12 years ago
Rage is not only an awesome station, but it is an outlet for learning. Especially for Mass Communication majors like myself. How else would I gain experience in radio broadcasting ?
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Christina Brown
12 years ago
I like RAGE a lot and so do my friends.
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Anonymous
12 years ago
I feel that it is a learning experience in the media field that many young students need to have access to. I feel it is very unfair to take this opportunity away from younger students. This is an adavnatage that older alumni were able to use to their advantage when finding jobs in the media upon graduating from SEMO.
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Tony Rushing
12 years ago
This station gives students chances to get experience in their field and is actually one of the most popular stations in this area.
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Rachel Cook
12 years ago
This issue is much more than just a group of students getting upset because their favorite style of music is going away. It's about taking away an outlet that encourages creativity, self confidence, and a future in radio. Over 90% of the country still listen to traditional radio, a career path that is still thriving. The fact that I could jump immediately into the Rage facility was the only reason I chose to go to Southeast.
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Hannah Weathers
12 years ago
We listen to RAGE at the Rec all the time! I've listened to RAGE since my freshman year!
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matt obie
12 years ago
why take away a learning tool
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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).
This is my favorite radio station in the area. Everything else pretty much sucks out loud.
I think this is a decision that needs to be reversed.
I think it's important for students to have to gain hands-on experience.
I am currently the manager of Rage. This station is ana asset to SEMO and the community. It has helped many students learn the basics of radio.
love helping my friends :D
Save rage 103.7 listened to it for year from 2007 till 2012 as a student. No other alternative rock station nearby.
I understand Rage takes more funding than people realize but Arrow and Rage staff both need to put more effort into promoting it. Newspaper is dying, radio is not.
The only thing that RAGE needs to do is promote better and make a presence on campus. The school is doing a ridiculous thing by letting this learning experience and entertaining station go.
Keep something so important like this for students open.
This is the only station I listen to. I love hearing both the music and the talk shows. The students do a wonderful job! Please don't take away such a valuable learning experience. It would be such a tragedy! Plus, what am I going to listen if you shut down the best station in town??
You can't get rid of Rage 103.7!!!!
Just started listening to this station this year and I love it. Can't believe they're canceling it.
Rage is not only an awesome station, but it is an outlet for learning. Especially for Mass Communication majors like myself. How else would I gain experience in radio broadcasting ?
I like RAGE a lot and so do my friends.
I feel that it is a learning experience in the media field that many young students need to have access to. I feel it is very unfair to take this opportunity away from younger students. This is an adavnatage that older alumni were able to use to their advantage when finding jobs in the media upon graduating from SEMO.
This station gives students chances to get experience in their field and is actually one of the most popular stations in this area.
This issue is much more than just a group of students getting upset because their favorite style of music is going away. It's about taking away an outlet that encourages creativity, self confidence, and a future in radio. Over 90% of the country still listen to traditional radio, a career path that is still thriving. The fact that I could jump immediately into the Rage facility was the only reason I chose to go to Southeast.
We listen to RAGE at the Rec all the time! I've listened to RAGE since my freshman year!
why take away a learning tool
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).