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KTAR station banned on ASU campus buses
31 commentsby Maxine Park - Apr. 11, 2008 09:18 PM
The Arizona Republic
A popular local radio station has been temporarily banned from being played on buses running eight routes on Arizona State University's campus after a student complained twice about hearing offensive material.

George Gravley, a spokesman for Coach America, said ASU asked the company, which is contracted to run the routes, to prohibit bus drivers from playing News/Talk 92.3 KTAR-FM.

He said the ban is a temporary order that will allow ASU to investigate the complaint filed twice by the same student, who said he was offended by what he heard on KTAR.

The first complaint was filed in October and after nothing was done, Gravley said the student filed a follow up complaint this week. That's when Coach America officials were asked to ban the station.

Russ Hill, the director of News, Talk, and Sports for KTAR said they consider this to be a violation of free speech. ASU officials could not be reached for comment.

"It's ironic for an institution that has the Walter Cronkite school attached to it, to ban a radio station from broadcasting differing viewpoints," Hill said.

KTAR sent a letter to Coach America asking them to rescind the order.

"We've worked hard in this community for over 86 years and it just seems really hypocritical," Hill said.

Gravley said it's not his company's decision and that ASU is expected to make a permanent decision soon, adding that drivers could be prohibited from playing radios all together.

Hill said that ever since people began learning about the ban, the station has been flooded with calls of support.

"We've received many calls from ASU students who say that they're shocked and appalled by this," Hill said.

Despite all of this, Hill believes the situation can be resolved soon.

"We've been the broadcast home for ASU athletics for more than two decades and we even have people on staff who are professors there," Hill said. "KTAR has a great connection with ASU and it just seems like someone made a wrong decision."

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