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From a WFSU Halloween Party, hosted by Masselink Hall Council, circa 2001.

Sponge gets the crowd pumped at Ferris Fest 2000. WFSU sponsored the 2nd Stage acts for that year. Bulldog Radio continues that tradition to this day.

Alumni members Rita and DJ Jazzy Jay showin' the love! Bulldog Radio members are friends for a lifetime!

Alumni member DJ Batman entertains the crowd between acts.

Alumni members DJ Ruckus, DJ Rock, and DJ Spaz rock out at Ferris Fest 2000.

1977 Broadcast Electronics Technology students, as submitted by Marv Olson

Cart Machine at WRKX, as submitted by Melissa (Planeta) Garland

Rockability and classic rock on WRKX, as submitted by Melissa (Planeta) Garland

Mel P. checking the logs on WRKX, as submitted by Melissa (Planeta) Garland

Greg, also known as G-Man on WRKX, as submitted by Melissa (Planeta) Garland

Joe - Mr. Lynyrd Skynyd on WRKX, as submitted by Melissa (Planeta) Garland

Mike Ruark aka "The Stork" from WRKX, as submitted by Melissa (Planeta) Garland

WRKX Booth circa 1989, as submitted by Melissa (Planeta) Garland

G-Man cueing up a song on WRKX, as submitted by Melissa (Planeta) Garland

Esmeralda at WRKX, as submitted by Melissa (Planeta) Garland

An unidentified WFRS-era photo, circa late 1960's or early 70's.

An unidentified WFRS-era photo, circa late 1960's or early 70's.

An unidentified WFRS-era photo, circa late 1960's or early 70's.

An unidentified WFRS-era photo, circa late 1960's or early 70's.

An unidentified WFRS-era photo, circa late 1960's or early 70's.

An unidentified WFRS-era photo, circa late 1960's or early 70's.

The new studio, complete with three new Dell computers, a brand new sound console, monitors, mics and booms, and headphones.

A closer look at the Production machine (L), the Jazler machine (R), and the sound console.

2004-2006 President/General Manager Zack East hard at work in the "new" studio (circa Mar. 2006).

The wall of CDs Bulldog Radio inherited from the WFSU years, steadily becoming larger each year.

The view of the new studio from the outside looking in.

The equipment rack that houses some of our most important items, such as the power conditioner, microphone pre-amp, distribution amplifier, effects processor, and limiting/compressing processor.

This is a screenshot of the Jazler Radio Automation System that Bulldog Radio uses to produce our shows and keep the content coming 24 hours a day. Jazler will soon be releasing our new system, Jazler RadioStar One, which Bulldog Radio will be using.

This is one view of our tower offices. The banner we use for Ferris Fest is always hung on the wall to remind us of one of our biggest and best events of the year, where we collaborate with Entertainment Unlimited.

A view of the office in the sunshine. Our large picture windows allow for a great amount of light to come in...something radio DJs don't see often being stuck in the studio all the time!

Another view of the office, showing the old WFSU "gig sign," which is displayed proudly to remind us of our heritage. The office is a great place for the DJs to hang out and meet with others.

In the storage area of the office, all of our albums from the WFRS, WRKX and WFSU eras sit on the shelves. To the right is the Mobile DJ equipment, which we use to perform events on the road.

Here is a view of the mobile equipment coffin. The top is the mixing board. The next down is the power control bar, then the CD players. The amplifier is at the bottom.

This is the mixing board from American DJ components. The CD player controls are at the top part of the coffin. The mixer allows us to control all of the input channels.

The top of this picture includes the power bar, the CD players, and the Peavey amplifier.

These are our two Peavey SP-2G speakers. They are some of the most powerful and versatile speakers on the market. They provide a great service to us.

On the left is the can light, which displays bright shades of colorful light all over the room and spins with the sound. The electra light, on the left, mirrors an image similar to the can light, but is smaller.

This is a picture of a WFSU meeting in the fall of 2002, which was the first year the FLITE library was open. WFSU was one of the first organizations to use the meeting facilities in FLITE. This was also the last year that the station was to be known as WFSU.

Our home, in the Telecommunications Department at Masselink Halls/Commons. The Tower that you see here houses the offices of the station, while the unseen lower level houses the studio. Masselink is one of the oldest buildings on the campus of Ferris State University, but serves as the hub of information for all of the campus. We are proud to call Masselink our home!

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