Did you know that the Sasquatch Music Festival will be taking place on May 24th, 25th, and 26th?
Did you know that it will be taking place at the Gorge in George?
Did you know that 88.1 The ‘Burg has apprehended a sasquatch and persuaded him to release a few sets of these precious tickets?
Did you know that you can enter to win these tickets by clicking on the button below?
Well now you do!!!
Enter to win a set of tickets for Sunday, May 25thor Monday, May 26th.
This drawing will take place on the May 15thduring The Noon Thing on 88.1 The ‘Burg!!!
Disclaimer: You do not need to be a local resident to win but tickets must be redeemed at:
by no later than 22 May 2008, otherwise obligation to winning participant becomes null and void.
This contest is sponsored in part by 88.1 The ‘Burg & Live Nation.
As the days get longer and hotter, there will be more and more sightings of the infamous Sasquatch.
We here at the station know that our listeners will have their eyes peeled and ears tuned into 88.1 The ‘Burg, for the announcement of Sasquatch sightings around the CWU campus. After all, not only is the Sasquatch peaceful, but he also bears awesome gifts, such as tickets honoring the hairy beast, courtesy of Live Nation.
Live Nation and 88.1 The ‘Burg have teamed up to bring you, the awesome listener, a chance to win full day passes throughout the months of April and May.
The only way you will be able to capture the Sasquatch and redeem his wonderful gifts is by listening to 88.1 The ‘Burgand following the DJ's instructions, while continuing to check for ways via this Awesome website! This is to make sure dedicated fans to the Sasquatch and 88.1 The ‘Burg don't get cheated out of something they deserve. The Sasquatch Music Festival will be held on Memorial Day weekend at the Gorge in George and is brought to you by Live Nation.
For more information on the Sasquatch Music Festival, band lineups, schedule itinerary, etc. visit...
The time has come, the drawing boxes are out, and the opportunity for you to win is here.
88.1 The ‘Burg has teamed up with local fine businesses to give you, the listener, and fan, a chance to win 2008 Sasquatch Festival tickets.
To do this, simply find the official 88.1 The ‘Burg drawing box and drawing ticket, answer the question on the back, and drop it into the box.
Be sure to keep it tuned to 88.1 The ‘Burg and check our site regularly for other opportunities to win.
Locations
Join The President's Cabinet, A.S.C.W.U., and 88.1 The ‘Burg on May 12th for the Fireside Chat in the SURC Pit.
Once every three months, Central Washington University President, Jerilyn McIntyre, and her Cabinet gather in the Student Union Pit to listen to concerns dealing with students and student life.
This quarterly opportunity is reserved for CWU students to gather as a live studio audience and voice their questions, concerns, and issues to the University's key decision-makers.
So join The President's Cabinet, A.S.C.W.U., and 88.1 The ‘Burg on May 12th, at 8 p.m. in the SURC Pit.
Boy oh boy, as the 2008 Sasquatch Festival, at The Gorge in George, on Memorial Day Weekend, gets closer, those furry beasts are getting bolder and bolder, and they keep popping their heads up all around the CWU Campus.
They have gotten so bold that one has contacted us, and is giving you two chances to win tickets to the concert that honors him.
He wants to give these hot commodities away so badly that he has told us when and where he will be. But to make sure that fans of 88.1 The ‘Burg have the chance to win, he will only give the tickets to the person that has the correct key phrase.
The first location, for a pair of tickets for Sunday the 25th, the Sasquatch will be chilling out in the Japanese Garden, in the middle of the CWU campus.
He told us that "On Tuesday I will be renewing my Zen while listening to The A.M. Jolt sometime between 7 and 10, and when that harmony has been reached, I will give Dr. Houser and J. Maes a call, and tell them how I'm feeling".The Second location, for a pair of tickets for Monday the 26th, the Sasquatch has mentioned that on Wednesday, he will be at the Mezzanine Area between 7 and 10 a.m., on the second level, in the SURC.
"I like to go catch up on the local news, while listening to that zany show The Morning Discharge, and once I think that I can't discharge anymore, I'll give Zach Hawkeye and Alisha Cleveland a call and let them know that I have had enough".
Come join 88.1 The 'Burg's Sports Den crew every Friday morning at 8:30 for "Coffee with the Coaches," LIVE broadcasat from Winegar's Homemade Ice Cream and Coffee on the corner of Alder and University Way.
Hear live interviews, voice your questions for CWU coaches and athletes, and enjoy Winegar's special blend of coffees, homemade ice cream, blended treats, and/or X-Treme Bullz Energy Drinks!
Huge thanks to Winegar's, and to Copy Dog (brand new to Ellensburg at 613 North Pine), for their support of "Coffee with the Coaches!"
Looking for stuff to do around Central Washingtion University, CWU. Check out the Campus Life Podcast for loads of ideas. Also, check out how you can enter to win free stuff.
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The genocide of Internet radio may be upon us thanks to the Copyright Royalty Board (CRB), a three-judge panel created by congress, and SoundExchange, a digital music fee collection agent created by the recording industry. In 2004 the process of restructuring radio royalty rates began. Just recently CRB has announced their proposal for the new rate system.
Under the current system, web broadcasters just need to pay a percentage of their revenues as royalty fees, between 10% and 12%. Under the new proposed system, radio stations will need to pay a flat rate per play. This rate will be retroactive to 2006 and increase each year through 2010.
To find out more about this problem and what you can do to help please visit Spacial Audio or Reclaim the Media
