Sherman Murdock is determined to get the job he wants, and he won't let a little thing like sleep get in his way.
Murdock, 21, a senior at Tennessee State University, has been broadcasting on TSU's student radio station, WTST 1600 AM, for more than 72 hours straight. And at press time Monday night he was still going strong.
His goal: Get a job before graduating on Saturday.
And he says he'll stay put at the university's radio station until he gets what he wants.
"I've been offered a production job but I want to be a broadcaster," Murdock said
Ideally, Murdock hopes to land a broadcasting job in a top 25 market — his first choices being No. 3 market Chicago, his hometown; No. 2 market Los Angeles; or No. 1 market New York.
"I believe the sky is the limit here," Murdock said. "I want to show people that if you have a dream, you should go forth and do everything in your power to reach it."
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Check Sherm out at shermradio.com. Hang in there my nigga!
P.S.: He's now at 88 hours.
Via: Tennessean
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