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15th annual pledge drive begins Monday

KSYM's 15th annual pledge drive on 90.1 FM will be from 7 a.m. until 1 a.m. daily April 7-13.

The drive will be televised on Time Warner Cable's public access Channel 20 starting at 5 p.m. April 11-13.

Last year, KSYM raised $38,884.

There will be no minimum amount that a listener can pledge.

For more information on the KSYM pledge drive, call 733-2800.

Guests include Randy Beamer, WOAI television news; Tom "T-Bone" Scheppke, KZEP 104.5 FM; Quinn, 99.5 KISS; Sonny Melendrez, sonnyradio.com and Elaine Wolff, editor of the San Antonio Current.

Gifts will be given in exchange for donations including KSYM T-shirts, backpacks and hoodies; Fiesta Texas passes; Witte Muesum passes; San Antonio Missions tickets and autographed Deftones CDs.

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