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D Q it .2 f vig, f 43, 1 3 y , , 1 ep sw V , 'E' if 4 .-gm iffy' 1- .I . I H ROW 1: Bob Ellsworth, Barry Taft, Jay Werth, David Nelson. ROW 2: Kurt Oldenburg, Chuck Gustafson, Tim Coates, Scott Lundberg, Brian Bjerke, Marty Fisher. ROW 3: Steve Aslesen, Cindy Hagen, Kathy Severson, Garnie Oldenkamp, John Elliot, Bill Gengler. ROW 4: Ken Morken, Greg Olson, John Eickman, Mark Johnson, John Reckner. Q-l I 8 1 1 I KA R Breaks Onto College Scene H . . . . . . . I ,,,.?'f5i 1 Offering an alternative in listening, this is 1, 5 5 KAUR, 89.1 FM Stereo, broadcasting from studios at Augustana College in Sioux Falls, South Dakota. Approximately twelve to fifteen times in a broadcast day, listeners heard the above station identification. From its inception, the basic purpose of KAUR has been to bring alternative sound sources to the community that educate, enlighten, andlor entertain. . . 2. The alternatives have ranged from the most hours of classical music entertainment offered weekly by any Sioux Falls radio station, to the often controversial The Open End, a current issue orientated program. Res- ponse to these and other programs has been favorable at times and disappointing when more favorable reactions were ex- pected. For example, one of our Open End programs on prison reform had phenomenal telephone response and the panel participants were anxious to do a regular feature program. However, the next week, a program on feminine survival, a topic for women searching for equality in a male dominated society, received only two callers--one of them the program director's wife. The KAUR convention coverage added another new innovativll o I Q 3 ! . 1 I f wh .L