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He, along with other station workers, didn't mince words about their feelings towards USF. \"The university had been keeping this from us, hadn't involved us at all,\" said Swirnoff, speaking from the work room of KUSF, where he and other volunteers have been frantically pulling records of past ticket winners and music press, trying to get the word out that KUSF had been unfairly brought down...\u003c/p>\n\u003cp>Swirnoff and others, meanwhile, are trying to rally the public behind the 34-year old freeform station. The FCC filing allows for 30 days of public comment before the sale goes through. 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