The fight to save KTRU goes on!

**The fight to save KTRU goes on!**

Rice University is still trying to sell KTRU’s 91.7 FM frequency, broadcast tower and FCC license to the University of Houston. President Leebron announced yesterday that a purchase agreement has been signed, but the fight to save KTRU is far from over.

**Friends of KTRU have retained a law firm to battle the proposed sale of KTRU’s FCC license**

Friends of KTRU, a group of concerned students, alumni, and community members, has retained the law firm Paul Hastings to battle the proposed sale at the Federal Communications Commission, which conducts a public process to approve or deny any transfers of ownership of radio broadcast licenses. Visit savektru.org to read the press release announcing the beginning of the legal battle.

**Join our Mailing List**

If you didn’t also receive this message as an email from savektrulist@savektru.org, be sure to visit savektru.org and join our mailing list, to be kept informed about what you can do to stop the sale. Messages to the mailing list will be infrequent, containing only the most important information. Tell your friends to sign up too!

**Join the Protest at Homecoming**

If you are coming to Rice for Homecoming, pick up a free Save KTRU t-shirt and wear it around campus.

- Look for a KTRU booth in the RMC (Rice Memorial Center) on Friday afternoon.
- Meet current student and community DJs at Valhalla on Friday evening to talk about the situation.
- On Saturday, join up with the Save KTRU crowd at noon for a Save KTRU tailgate party before the football game, complete with hot dog cart and music. Look for the KTRU banner in the stadium parking lot. Then wear your Save KTRU t-shirt to the game.
- Stay tuned to savektru.org, our Facebook page, and our Twitter feed for possible changes in events, times & locations.

**In a few weeks, KTRU will need you to write a letter to the FCC**

Because the application for sale has not yet been filed, the FCC isn’t yet accepting letters from the public for the file that must be opened on the proposed sale. Please look out for an email from savektrulist@savektru.org in the next few weeks with information on how you can write to the FCC in support of KTRU keeping its license and frequency.

**Donate to help Save KTRU**

Consider donating to help stop the sale of KTRU’s FM frequency, license and transmitter. Your contributions will help publicize KTRU’s plight and fund legal strategies. Go to http://savektru.org/help/contribute to find out how.

**To learn more about KTRU and how to help stop the sale, please visit www.savektru.org.**

http://www.savektru.org/