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When I saw that someone started a stub for WMUH, it really excited me! So it also excited me that someone else started making edits on this entry so soon after me! Thanks so much!
With regard to my edit on the slogan at the top...not only was I a WMUH DJ at the time of the slogan origination, I was actually the one who coined it! Sometimes we would say, "the only RADIO station that matters," but over the years, it seems to have just been "the only station that matters." There is no "really." I've looked at WMUH stuff over the years, and thrilled it's still used. If you look at the link to the MIT list of stations, they also use the slogan without "really." Of course if you were also at WMUH at the same time as me, that's an incredible coincidence!Asc85 (talk) 15:50, 22 September 2008 (UTC)Reply
