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Hope College students discover potential worldwide water solutions, tracking and reporting water issues in 25 developing countries. We talk to Professor Aaron Best and student Jonas Peterson.

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In addition to the NPR programming and local news coverage we offer, WGVU FM is also committed to preserving Jazz and Blues music on the radio.


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