copy protected WMA to MP3/burn software?

I got an account with Ruckus.com to download unlimited music (it's free for any US student with a valid .edu email address now). I normally listen to these songs with WMA, and would like to convert/burn these files. Neither works because they're copy protected.

Is there any free program out there that can convert/burn these copy protected WMA files?
I feel a bit bad asking this, but at least i get the music in a nice legal way...

Thanks.

 

There may well be other ways, but I'd do it by playing and re recording them using Audacity.

 

thanks for the reply..
where can i get Audacity, and is it a complicated process?

 

I don't know how easy it is to use (have it but haven't used it yet) and it can be found here
http://majorgeeks.com/Audacity_d4427.html

 

Not really complicated. Just open the software, choose Stereo Mix from the drop down box (the options are: Phone Line, Microphone, CD Player, Line In, Stereo Mix, Mono Mix).
Click the red record button, start the music playing and then go back to the Audacity screen to check if the input volume is set at a decent level. If it's too high, the recording will be distorted. It's best to set it lower, because you can highlight the track with the mouse when it's finished recording, and amplify the sound (click 'Effect' tab to find this).
Also, you can trim any unwanted silence from the beginning and end (or anywhere else) of the track.

Nice bit of free software really.