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Making Waves: Stan Smart '69 Remembers Early Days of "Wiggle" WGGL-FM
In April 1968, Michigan Tech’s beloved "wiggle," WGGL 91.1 FM, began broadcasting from the upper floors of Sperr Hall. With just 10 watts of power, its signal barely reached beyond campus. For Stan Smart '69 (BS Business Administration), the station’s first student manager, those early days marked the beginning of a journey that would not only shape his college experience, but also his career. The story of WGGL began with a spark of inspiration from Joseph Kirkish, a dedicated professor in the humanities department and passionate advocate for the arts and media. Kirkish dreamed of a station that would not just entertain but also educate and connect the community. For students like Smart, this vision became a hands-on opportunity to build something meaningful.
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Steve Danis Conference Room Dedicated at Ford Center and Forest
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Chemical Engineering Dedicates CITGO Senior Design Studio
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Alumni Gateway Arch Dedicated During Commencement Weekend
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Dale Elliott's Unwavering Belief in Michigan Tech's Value
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Never Less Than Best: Jim Mack’s Drive to Succeed
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Chicken Tramper Ultralight Gear
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Gift to Blue Key Provides Solid Footing to Future of Winter Carnival Tradition
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From Michigan Tech to Mars
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Wickstroms Fund Scholarships in Their Father’s Memory