Silencing Radio 1190

Rather than muzzle Barnett, CU clamps down on music.

Comments (0) By John Reidy Thursday, Apr 1 2004
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Slipped disc: CU president Betsy Hoffman holds up offending evidence from Radio 1190.
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Slipped disc: CU president Betsy Hoffman holds up offending evidence from Radio 1190.

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For the moment, the station remains in limbo. If Barnett and his merry pranksters are found innocent of running the Boulder campus like Rick James on a week-long cocaine spree, Radio 1190 might find its way back to the airwaves in its original form. If not, "the abundant radio alternatives in Denver should more than adequately fulfill your music needs," remarked a Clear Channel representative handing out Nickelback CD singles.

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