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The early history of experimentation and innovation, the increased activity during the World War II period, and the later reception difficulties are examined in order to determine the evolvement of broadcasting in Baylor University's educational atmosphere. It is concluded that radio broadcasting at Baylor University has moved in cycles of inward and outward projection. The conception and formation of KWBU-FM, Baylor University's noncommercial educational radio station, is developed in Chapter III. KWBU-FM's operational procedures and policies are examined in order to provide an insight into the complexities of a collegiate broadcasting situation. It is concluded that Baylor University's present broadcasting operation is performing its duties effectively but is inhibited by financial limitations. It is the conclusion of this study that collegiate radio broadcasting in the United States and at Baylor University has had an active and effective history. 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The conception and formation of KWBU-FM, Baylor University's noncommercial educational radio station, is developed in Chapter III. KWBU-FM's operational procedures and policies are examined in order to provide an insight into the complexities of a collegiate broadcasting situation. It is concluded that Baylor University's present broadcasting operation is performing its duties effectively but is inhibited by financial limitations. It is the conclusion of this study that collegiate radio broadcasting in the United States and at Baylor University has had an active and effective history. Its future depends on recognition and utilization.","abstract_has_math":false,"creators":["Kulesz, M. 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