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This is what you looked like when you started DJing freshman year...
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...And this was you senior year.
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There was nothing cooler than being behind the board.
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This is how you felt about mainstream, commercial radio stations.
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You've slept on the gross couch in the station.
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You remember thinking your station was part-graveyard for ancient equipment.
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Basically, you found acceptance in your music snobbery.
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You knew the best PSAs by heart.
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You loved the one sticker-plastered metal cabinet in the station.
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You could name the one creepy guy who called in every week.
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You didn't know a single person involved with Greek life.
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And you certainly never went inside one of these.
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John Peel was your god.
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Sports made more sense on the radio.
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And if there was any danger of your station losing its signal, you fought like hell to keep it.
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You actually know what CMJ stands for.
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You've considered getting physically violent when people don't respect this rule.
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You were constantly astonished by the stories of the people who stopped by your station in its "golden days."
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You knew how to answer the "How many people listen to you?" question at the drop of a hat.
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You often wondered where students hung out between classes if they didn't have a station to go to.
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You were intimately familiar with all this equipment.
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You probably dated other DJs.
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You preferred walls cluttered with record art.
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If you had a DJ name, it was probably really embarrassing.
