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  • Social science majors interested in Dr. Bowden's new course 
    Unknown author (1935-09-18)
    A comprehensive group study plan was offered by the Youngstown College Social Science Department.
  • Library moved to fourth floor 
    Unknown author (1936-01-21)
    After extensive remodeling, the Youngstown College "arts" library was moved to the fourth floor of the college building. The former facility, on the main floor, was to be devoted to the law school's library.
  • Dr. Bowden social science head, makes petition to run for Congress 
    Unknown author (1936-01-21)
    Dr. Robert D. Bowden, head of Youngstown College's Social Science Department, took out petitions to run as a candidate for Congress as representative of the 19th District. Bowden hoped to unseat the incumbent, Representative ...
  • Dr. Bowden completes another book, "Boies Penrose" 
    Unknown author (1936-04-30)
    Dr. Robert D. Bowden, head of the Youngstown College Social Science Department, published "Boies Penrose: Symbol of an Era." Penrose was the Republican political boss of Philadelphia who dominated Pennsylvania politics ...
  • Youngstown College twenty five years old 
    Unknown author (1936-06-11)
    The twenty-fifth anniversary of the founding of Youngstown College is commemorated.
  • New social science head 
    Unknown author (1936-09-17)
    Joseph E. Smith was named head of the social science department at Youngstown College. Smith, a Rhodes Scholar, was formerly the chairman of social science at Hiram College and was also a part-time instructor at Youngstown ...
  • New business manager 
    Unknown author (1936-09-17)
    P. C. Pickard was appointed business manager of Youngstown College. In addition, Pickard was also assigned to teach accounting.
  • Prof. Doll to teach new metallurgy class 
    Unknown author (1936-09-17)
    The Youngstown College Science Department announced the creation of a course in metallurgy. Professor Denton Doll was to teach the course.
  • Mrs. Semans replaces Miss North as dean 
    Unknown author (1937-09-20)
    Mrs. Catherine Berg Semans, an instructor in the English and Psychology Departments, was appointed Dean of Women of Youngstown College by President Howard W. Jones.
  • Science Dept. adds improved apparatus 
    Unknown author (1937-10-22)
    Professor Denton T. Doll announced the purchase of a new electric furnace to be used by the Science Department. The new furnace was manufactured by the Hotchkiss Company and cost over $400.
  • National fraternity forms local chapter 
    Unknown author (1937-10-22)
    A chapter of the national business fraternity, Phi Theta Pi, was established at Youngstown College. The fraternity was first organized in 1926 and went national in 1928.
  • Former lot closed; students hunt new parking facilities 
    Unknown author (1937-11-17)
    A large parking lot on Wick Avenue was unexpectedly closed to communting students. The lot fell within an area zoned as a residential district by the City of Youngstown.
  • 'Swede' Hunneke, former Titan assists Sweeney 
    Unknown author (1937-11-17)
    Youngstown College basketball coach Ray Sweeney received help from a new assistant coach, "Swede" Hunneke, who played for the Westminster (Pennsylvania) Titans.
  • Former student appointed assistant librarian 
    Unknown author (1937-11-17)
    Helen Johnson, a Youngstown College alumna (Class of 1936), was appointed Assistant Librarian.
  • Prof. Burt takes leave of absence 
    Unknown author (1937-12-15)
    Professor H. N. Burt took a leave of absence from his teaching duties at Youngstown College to work on his Ph.D. degree at Yale University. John McCorkle was hired to take Burt's place in the classroom. Burt taught both ...
  • Specimen collection is donated to the biology department 
    Unknown author (1938-01-12)
    Elizabeth Lloyd donated a display case of geological and zoological specimens to the Youngstown College Biology Department. Lloyd was a teacher at the Market Street School, a member of the Youngstown Nature Club, and a ...
  • Fills new position on college staff 
    Unknown author (1938-01-26)
    Byron T. Mottinger, an automotive, electrical, and civil engineer, was added to the Youngstown College faculty.
  • New enrollment numbers fifty 
    Unknown author (1938-02-09)
    Youngstown College announced that enrollment increased by fifty students.
  • College may use Rollins Conference Plan in fall 
    Unknown author (1940-01-10)
    A new method of teaching, patterned after a plan used by Rollins College in Winter Park, Florida, was considered by the Youngstown College administration. Called the Rollins Conference Plan, the method replaced the standard ...
  • Library drive nets $5,000 in third year 
    Unknown author (1940-03-13)
    The 1940 library drive sponsored by the Friends of the Youngstown College Library Association netted $5,000 toward its ten-year goal of $50,000.

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