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Non-Commercial Station Members FUTV The Life FM WLGI-FM College WHQA-FM Positive R&B/Contemporary John Armstrong Religious Gospel Associate Professor Rob McClure Greg Kintz Furman University 1601 Assembly Drive General Manager Dept. of Communications Piedmont, SC 29673 1272 Williams Hill Rd. 3300 Pointsett Hwy. (864) 642-1104, voice Hemingway, SC 29554 Greenville, SC 29613 (864) 676-2175, fax (843) 558-9544, voice (864) 294-3145, voice (843) 610-8659, fax (864) 294-3580, fax WINR-FM/TV www.wlgi.org www.furman.edu College Mark Nortz WLPG-FM WAGP-FM Station Adviser Religious Religious Winthrop University Clarence Barinowski Richard Forschner Dept. of Mass Communication President General Manager Rock Hill, SC 29733 2278 Wortham Lane PO Box 119 (803) 323-4534, voice Grovetown, GA 30813-5103 Beaufort, SC 29901 (803) 373-2464, fax (706) 309-9610, voice (843) 525-1859, voice www.winthrop.edu (706) 309-9669, fax (843) 379-3840, fax www.gnnradio.org www.wagp.net WKCL-FM Southern Gospel/Contemporary WBJU-FM/TV Christian WLTR-FM College Carl Wiggins Educational Casey Wren General Manager Linda O’Bryon Department Chair PO Box 809 President and CEO Bob Jones University Ladson, SC 29456 1101 George Rogers Boulevard 1700 Wade Hampton Blvd. (843) 553-5420, voice Columbia, SC 29201 Greenville, SC 29614 (843) 553-0636, fax (803) 737-3200, voice (864) 242-5100, voice www.wkclradio.com (803) 737-8298, fax (864) 770-1307, fax (Also listed as SC Educational www.bju.edu WLFJ- FM Television Network under the Contemporary Christian Associate Corporate Members) WCKI-AM Allen Henderson Religious General Manager WPCI-AM Gary Towery 2420 Wade Hampton Blvd. Eclectic General Manager Greenville, SC 29615 Terry Thompson PO Box 905 (864) 292-6040, voice General Manager Greer, SC 29652 (864) 292-8428, fax 840 N. Hwy 25 By pass (864) 877-8458, voice www.hisradio.com Greenville, SC 29617 (864) 877-8459, fax (864) 834-3193, voice www.catholicradiosc.com (864) 834-3551, fax No website WRBK-FM Oldies Jeff Sigmon General Manager PO Box 15 Chester, SC 29706 (803) 581-9030, voice (803) 581-9932, fax No website WSSB-FM Jazz Carl A’See General Manager South Carolina State University P.O. Box 7619 Orangeburg, SC 29117 (803) 536-7485, voice www.wssbradio.org WUSC-FM Freeform (College) Scott Lindenberg Student Media Director USC, Russell House, Rm 343 Columbia, SC 29208 (803) 777-3888, voice (803) 777-6482, fax www.wusc.sc.edu .

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