Several college radio stations have transitioned away from playing local and lesser-known artists after their university owners decided to sell or lease their licenses and air time. Georgia State University’s WRAS, for example, has been taken over for 14 hours a day by Georgia Public Broadcasting, which
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Several college radio stations have transitioned away from playing local and lesser-known artists after their university owners decided to sell or lease their licenses and air time. Georgia State University’s WRAS, for example, has been taken over for 14 hours a day by Georgia Public Broadcasting, which 
