Kent State University - School of Journalism and Mass Communication
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Black Squirrel Radio traces its lineage to the 1930s and the Radio Workshop in the School of Speech. Over the years, it has evolved and changed call letters, but it continues to be a valuable source of music, news and entertainment for Kent State students. You may listen to short audio histories of each decade by clicking on the links below. Or, listen to the entire history by clicking "All Years." Files are in MP3 format.
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Photo courtesy of The Chestnut Burr
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