‘Frankenstein club’: WMRE returns from dead
（Catherine Goodman/Assistant Arts & Life Editor) On the fourth floor of the Alumni Memorial...
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‘Man Cave’ Tackles the Bleak Outcomes of Climate Change
Climate change, which threatens the livelihood of our planet, has recently played a prominent role...
Read MoreDooley’s Players Reimagine ‘Pillowman’
Dooley’s Players’ radio performance “Pillowman: On the Airwaves” is not for the faint of heart. This dark comedy, the first of its kind to be broadcast on Emory’s student-run radio station WMRE, pulls viewers in to piece...
Read MoreKlibanoff Brings Injustice To Light in ‘Buried Truths’
A farmer cast his vote for the Georgia Democratic gubernatorial primary in 1948 — nothing out of the ordinary, except for the color of his skin. Because he was black, Isaiah Nixon was shot three times in front of his family by...
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The Sound of Emory: An Insight into WMRE
WMRE is Emory’s only radio station. Beginning as a mere idea in the early 1980s, in 1989 the...
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