Following up on Student Senate

from KGSM Student Radio · host Greg Boone

Critics (Luke and I) agree: this week’s show was pretty awesome. We had a follow-up interview with Student Senate Parliamentarian Scott Broady along with the usual high-quality content you expect. Stream or download to get The DL! Foreign Language Word of the Week: Zhūmùlǎngmǎ Fēng (what the Chinese call Mount Everest). The Olympic torch reached the [...]

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Critics (Luke and I) agree: this week's show was pretty awesome. We had a follow-up interview with Student Senate Parliamentarian Scott Broady along with the usual high-quality content you expect. Stream or download to get The DL! Foreign Language Word of the Week: Zhūmugrave;lǎngmǎ Fēng (what the Chinese call Mount Everest). The Olympic torch reached the summit of Mt. Everest today. The 2008 Winter Olympics is being hosted by China and the games begin 8/8/08!

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