WUML

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In 1985 WJUL member Brian Wirzbicki wrote an extremely thorough sixty-five page history of WLTI and WJUL. For the first time we are providing the story of our station online for the world to enjoy and to see how WUML has become one of the top non-commercial stations in the country from our humble beginnings in one students dorm room. First and foremost it is necessary to thank Brian for writing such an important historical document. Additionally it is important to thank Tony J and our founder Ed Bonacci for providing the photographs that have been added to the story, and also a thank you to Pos for combining it all and finally getting it on the internet for the world to enjoy. It must be noted however that Brian's history is now almost twenty years old and much has happened in the time since he wrote his history. Our current WUML staff is hard at work, picking up where Brian left off, and we hope to have written an update covering at least 1985-1990 by the fall of 2004. Therefore it is important for the reader to keep in mind that when the history refers to people and events being contemporary and current, it is in fact referring to 1985. Due to the value of Brian's work however, it does not seem appropriate to edit his work. With that in mind, read on! It's a great story! -Patrick Murphy May 2004

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