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William Robert Shaw
No full textBob Shaw passed away on December 2, 2015 after a courageous struggle with lung cancer and advanced Parkinson's disease. His family was at his side during his final days at the VA Hospital Hospice unit in Palo Alto. Bob was born and raised in Boise, Idaho. He is survived by his wife, Kathie daughter Teresa Crisp (Rick) son, Steve Shaw (Debby) and granddaughter, Juliann Crisp
Lost Light, Kayla Shaw, Spring 2020
No full textKayla Shaw was the first �freshman� to enroll in SIS Seminar. She is a pre�med major from Birmingham, Alabama
The Forgotten, Kayla Shaw, Spring 2020
No full textKayla Shaw was the first �freshman� to enroll in SIS Seminar. She is a pre�med major from Birmingham, Alabama
Interview with Steve Meuche
No full textSteve Meuche came to MSU in the fall of 1962 to study broadcasting. While a student he became manager of the Shaw Hall radio station and then began working as a control board operator for WKAR. Following that he became an announcer at the station. In 1965 he accepted the position of producer/director of WKAR. Mueche taught radio production courses at MSU and broadcasting courses at LCC. He served as program manager from 1969-78 and became manager of WKAR in 1978. In 1989 he was appointed director of broadcasting services for both WKAR radio and TV. Mueche retired from the University in 2004. Topics/people covered in the interview include: Jim Adams; Ken Beechler; Irv Bettinghouse; Terry Braverman; Dick Brundle; Ed Burroughs; Maury Crane; Kent Creswell; Dick Estell; Leah Funk; Steve Garvey; John Hannah; Armand Hunter; Jay Johnson; Irwin Jorgenson; Garrison Keillor; WKAR AM/FM; WKAR TV; simulcast; NPR; public radio; UHF/VHF; digital transmission; Quonset huts; cable TV; Cecil Mackey; Gary McQuaig; Junior Achievement; campus in 1962; Comm Arts Building; dances in Shaw Hall; effect of Vietnam War; Farmers Week; Vietnam War student protests; Hans Nathan; National Association of Educational Broadcasters; Bob Page; Hal Prentiss; Eric Schultz; Bob Shackleton; Tim Skubick; Susan Spencer; University of Michigan radio station; Bob Vincent; Arthur Weld; Farm Service Hour; Homemakers Hour; origin of WKAR call letters; satellite communications; technological changes; fires in 1978 & 1981; Michigan at Risk; Young Musical Artists; Ellen Zwilic
Interview with Steve Meuche
No full textSteve Meuche came to MSU in the fall of 1962 to study broadcasting. While a student he became manager of the Shaw Hall radio station and then began working as a control board operator for WKAR. Following that he became an announcer at the station. In 1965 he accepted the position of producer/director of WKAR. Mueche taught radio production courses at MSU and broadcasting courses at LCC. He served as program manager from 1969-78 and became manager of WKAR in 1978. In 1989 he was appointed director of broadcasting services for both WKAR radio and TV. Mueche retired from the University in 2004. Topics/people covered in the interview include: Jim Adams; Ken Beechler; Irv Bettinghouse; Terry Braverman; Dick Brundle; Ed Burroughs; Maury Crane; Kent Creswell; Dick Estell; Leah Funk; Steve Garvey; John Hannah; Armand Hunter; Jay Johnson; Irwin Jorgenson; Garrison Keillor; WKAR AM/FM; WKAR TV; simulcast; NPR; public radio; UHF/VHF; digital transmission; Quonset huts; cable TV; Cecil Mackey; Gary McQuaig; Junior Achievement; campus in 1962; Comm Arts Building; dances in Shaw Hall; effect of Vietnam War; Farmers Week; Vietnam War student protests; Hans Nathan; National Association of Educational Broadcasters; Bob Page; Hal Prentiss; Eric Schultz; Bob Shackleton; Tim Skubick; Susan Spencer; University of Michigan radio station; Bob Vincent; Arthur Weld; Farm Service Hour; Homemakers Hour; origin of WKAR call letters; satellite communications; technological changes; fires in 1978 & 1981; Michigan at Risk; Young Musical Artists; Ellen Zwilic
Interview with Steve Meuche
No full textSteve Meuche came to MSU in the fall of 1962 to study broadcasting. While a student he became manager of the Shaw Hall radio station and then began working as a control board operator for WKAR. Following that he became an announcer at the station. In 1965 he accepted the position of producer/director of WKAR. Mueche taught radio production courses at MSU and broadcasting courses at LCC. He served as program manager from 1969-78 and became manager of WKAR in 1978. In 1989 he was appointed director of broadcasting services for both WKAR radio and TV. Mueche retired from the University in 2004. Topics/people covered in the interview include: Jim Adams; Ken Beechler; Irv Bettinghouse; Terry Braverman; Dick Brundle; Ed Burroughs; Maury Crane; Kent Creswell; Dick Estell; Leah Funk; Steve Garvey; John Hannah; Armand Hunter; Jay Johnson; Irwin Jorgenson; Garrison Keillor; WKAR AM/FM; WKAR TV; simulcast; NPR; public radio; UHF/VHF; digital transmission; Quonset huts; cable TV; Cecil Mackey; Gary McQuaig; Junior Achievement; campus in 1962; Comm Arts Building; dances in Shaw Hall; effect of Vietnam War; Farmers Week; Vietnam War student protests; Hans Nathan; National Association of Educational Broadcasters; Bob Page; Hal Prentiss; Eric Schultz; Bob Shackleton; Tim Skubick; Susan Spencer; University of Michigan radio station; Bob Vincent; Arthur Weld; Farm Service Hour; Homemakers Hour; origin of WKAR call letters; satellite communications; technological changes; fires in 1978 & 1981; Michigan at Risk; Young Musical Artists; Ellen Zwilic
Interview with Steve Meuche
No full textSteve Meuche came to MSU in the fall of 1962 to study broadcasting. While a student he became manager of the Shaw Hall radio station and then began working as a control board operator for WKAR. Following that he became an announcer at the station. In 1965 he accepted the position of producer/director of WKAR. Mueche taught radio production courses at MSU and broadcasting courses at LCC. He served as program manager from 1969-78 and became manager of WKAR in 1978. In 1989 he was appointed director of broadcasting services for both WKAR radio and TV. Mueche retired from the University in 2004. Topics/people covered in the interview include: Jim Adams; Ken Beechler; Irv Bettinghouse; Terry Braverman; Dick Brundle; Ed Burroughs; Maury Crane; Kent Creswell; Dick Estell; Leah Funk; Steve Garvey; John Hannah; Armand Hunter; Jay Johnson; Irwin Jorgenson; Garrison Keillor; WKAR AM/FM; WKAR TV; simulcast; NPR; public radio; UHF/VHF; digital transmission; Quonset huts; cable TV; Cecil Mackey; Gary McQuaig; Junior Achievement; campus in 1962; Comm Arts Building; dances in Shaw Hall; effect of Vietnam War; Farmers Week; Vietnam War student protests; Hans Nathan; National Association of Educational Broadcasters; Bob Page; Hal Prentiss; Eric Schultz; Bob Shackleton; Tim Skubick; Susan Spencer; University of Michigan radio station; Bob Vincent; Arthur Weld; Farm Service Hour; Homemakers Hour; origin of WKAR call letters; satellite communications; technological changes; fires in 1978 & 1981; Michigan at Risk; Young Musical Artists; Ellen Zwilic
Interview with Steve Meuche
No full textSteve Meuche came to MSU in the fall of 1962 to study broadcasting. While a student he became manager of the Shaw Hall radio station and then began working as a control board operator for WKAR. Following that he became an announcer at the station. In 1965 he accepted the position of producer/director of WKAR. Mueche taught radio production courses at MSU and broadcasting courses at LCC. He served as program manager from 1969-78 and became manager of WKAR in 1978. In 1989 he was appointed director of broadcasting services for both WKAR radio and TV. Mueche retired from the University in 2004. Topics/people covered in the interview include: Jim Adams; Ken Beechler; Irv Bettinghouse; Terry Braverman; Dick Brundle; Ed Burroughs; Maury Crane; Kent Creswell; Dick Estell; Leah Funk; Steve Garvey; John Hannah; Armand Hunter; Jay Johnson; Irwin Jorgenson; Garrison Keillor; WKAR AM/FM; WKAR TV; simulcast; NPR; public radio; UHF/VHF; digital transmission; Quonset huts; cable TV; Cecil Mackey; Gary McQuaig; Junior Achievement; campus in 1962; Comm Arts Building; dances in Shaw Hall; effect of Vietnam War; Farmers Week; Vietnam War student protests; Hans Nathan; National Association of Educational Broadcasters; Bob Page; Hal Prentiss; Eric Schultz; Bob Shackleton; Tim Skubick; Susan Spencer; University of Michigan radio station; Bob Vincent; Arthur Weld; Farm Service Hour; Homemakers Hour; origin of WKAR call letters; satellite communications; technological changes; fires in 1978 & 1981; Michigan at Risk; Young Musical Artists; Ellen Zwilic
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