UW-Madison students form first all-female sports broadcast
A trio of students at the University of Wisconsin-Madison made history by forming the first all-female sports broadcast in the school's student radio station history.
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- The Hill
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- Fox News
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- Idaho Statesman
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- People
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- Fortune
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