The Office of Continuing Education offers language courses; Owners of private wells are advised to have their water tested; and Dr. John Yemma gets a research paper published in Cytobios.

Abstract

Two language courses, "Conversational Italian" and "Conversational Spanish" offered by the Office of Continuing Education, will teach participants to converse, understand, and read that particular language as they encounter situations by travelers. Leonard A. Perry of Austintown, administrator of the Microbiology Laboratory at YSU and a member of the Mahoning County Board of Health, advises owners of private wells to have their water properly tested by their city or county health department two or three times a year. This is particularly important in the spring when the freeze-thaw cycles of winter can cause problems. Dr. John Yemma, YSU professor of biology and chairman of YSU's Allied Health Department, wrote a research paper dealing with the biochemistry of cellular membrane recognition factors, fusion, differentiation, and division. It was recently published in "Cytobios," a transworld biomedical research journal, and was requested for more than 75 reprints.