Editorial Reviews - Media in Las Vegas, Nevada From the Publisher Chapters: Las Vegas, Nevada Television Anchors, Newspapers Published in Las Vegas, Nevada, Radio Stations in Las Vegas, Nevada, Television Stations in the Las Vegas Metropolitan Area, Kunv, Kvvu-Tv, Kvbc-Dt, Kvcw, Ktnv-Tv, Kvmy, Klvx, Kdwn, Kegs, Kluc-Fm, Kvte-Lp, Ktud-Ca, Kklz, Ross Becker, Las Vegas Review-Journal, Las Vegas Sun, Keno, Kwnr, Kwid, Kblr, Kxpt, Kcnv, Komp, Las Vegas Weekly, Summerlin News, Keip, Kcep, Ksos, Paula Francis, Ned Day, John Daly, Kvpx-Lp, Kelv-Lp, Klvd-Lp, Klsv-Lp, Kvkl, Las Vegas Mercury, the Century, Kegs-Lp. Excerpt: KUNV is a non-commercial, jazz-oriented radio station in Paradise, Nevada, broadcasting on 91.5 FM. KUNV signed on the air on April 23, 1981 (4231 was the security code for the first studio) airing a variety of music programmed by the students of the University of Nevada, Las Vegas (UNLV). It is best known for airing the long running programs "The Rock Avenue" and "Jazz Progressions." Late at night and on the weekends, various two hour weekly specialty shows also ran for many years highlighting new releases and old favorites in reggae, blues, industrial music, ambient music, rap and hip-hop, underground heavy metal, punk rock and other forms of music that did not get any other airplay in Las Vegas outside of KUNV. Originally, "campus radio" was heard only in the original Moyer Student Union Building (MSU) on closed circuit. The manpower was provided by a student run organization known as the UNLV Radio Club sponsored by an approved advisor from professional radio. The club office was a 6'x18' office on the little known third floor of MSU. The only neighbor on the third floor of MSU was the UNLV newspaper, The Runnin' Rebel YELL. From '76 to '79, that studio was provided by the Communication Studies departm... More: http://booksllc.net/?id=9081416 Synopsis Chapters: Las Vegas, Nevada Television Anchors, Newspapers Published in Las Ve