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  • The Jambar : September 30, 1999 
    Unknown author (1999-09-30)
    A broken sewer pipe caused the evacuation of Jones Hall. Alumni Association signs agreement with university. Students rely more on how well professors teach than on how much eduction they have. Tuition freeze benefits some ...
  • The Jambar : September 30, 2003 
    Unknown author (2003-09-30)
    Ohio senators are trying to build support for a plan to fund college scholarships with gambling proceeds, but opponents argue that Ohio does not need any more gambling. Freshmen Nathan Pavalko, Tom Buckler, Brad Geltz and ...
  • The Jambar : September 30, 2004 
    Unknown author (2004-09-30)
    The appearance of YSU's mascot, Pete the Penguin, on the official Bush website campaign is calling into question both licensing issues and endorsement of the Bush campaign by YSU. The first phase of the Smoky Hallow ...
  • The Jambar : September 30, 2008 
    Unknown author (2008-09-30)
    The campus community reflects on the failed bailout for financial institutions. Schools adapt the iPhone as a tool for education. Students react to the presidential debates. Nontraditional enrollment is up for fall ...
  • The Jambar : September 30, 2010 
    Unknown author (2010-09-30)
    Fallen debris furthers concern over the M2 parking deck. The elevator in the Kilcawley House residence hall is back in service after being out of service since September 10th when it dropped a dozen students five floors. ...
  • The Jambar : September 30, 2014 
    Unknown author (2014-09-30)
    Article features YSU assistant professor of photography, Stehpen Chalmers. Valley politician, James Trafficant, passed away on September 27 after being critically injured in a farming accident. Open Hack Night, an event ...
  • The Jambar : September 30, 2021 
    Unknown author (2021-09-30)
    Just over a dozen students and faculty gathered on campus Monday, Sept. 27 to protest the possibility of a vaccine mandate on campus. On Friday, Sept. 24, YSU's Legacy Forests took part in a global march for climate change ...
  • The Jambar ; November 09, 2010 
    Unknown author (2010-11-09)
    YSU's Student Government Association hosted a Wick Pollock gardens cleanup. Students report University Plaza lighting problems. The Center for Nonprofit Leadership receives grant funds from the Ohio Campus Compact. ...
  • The Jambar April 23, 1948 
    Unknown author (1948-04-23)
    The traditional picnic for all YoCoites is the annual Bare Brunch, this year set for May 05 at Mill Creek park. Ballots reveal that a majority of YoCoites think the United States should give economic aid to western European ...
  • The Jambar: April 26, 1957 
    Unknown author (1957-04-26)
    Barb Wentz was named Junior Prom Queen. YU hosted the Fifth Annual Luncheon and Presentation of Awards Ceremony of the Lake Erie Intercollegiate Rife Conference. The Ohio College Newspaper Association named The Jambar the ...
  • The Jambar: April 29, 1960 
    Unknown author (1960-04-29)
    YU was selected to host the 34 annual convention of the Ohio College Newspaper Association. The Drama Guild presented Inge’s play, “Picnic”. The first Honors Day was scheduled for May 2. Capital punishment was the subject ...
  • The Jambar: February 04, 1966 
    Unknown author (1966-02-04)
    Tom Catheline was elected student council president. Paul Cress, a sergeant and 25-year veteran with the Youngstown Police Department, assumed the duties as head of the 10-man YU police force. Rev. Mark Campbell was appointed ...
  • The Jambar: February 12, 1966 
    Unknown author (1966-02-12)
    Student Council President Tom Catheline delivered his first “State of the University” address. Award-winning poet and playwright Lionel Wiggam was to speak in Strouss Auditorium. The YU Debate Team was chosen to oppose the ...
  • The Jambar: February 14, 1964 
    Unknown author (1964-02-14)
    The YSU branch of the NAACP kicked off a rally in support of the Civil Rights Bill with a letter-writing campaign. The Inter-Fraternity Council also endorsed the legislation. Ruth Yozwiak was elected secretary to the ...
  • The Jambar: January 07 ,1966 
    Unknown author (1966-01-07)
    Philip Buchanan (University Registrar) and Rev. Albert Linder (Protestant Chaplain) tendered their resignations to the University. Howard Weinstein was named the new co-director of the YU Radio Show. Changes in Elementary ...
  • The Jambar: January 13, 1967 
    Unknown author (1967-01-13)
    Dr. William H. Coffield is named academic dean. E. Mark Evans was appointed assistant dean of business administration and Richard M. Magner was appointed acting chairman of the accounting department. Student Council elected ...
  • The Jambar: January 14, 1966 
    Unknown author (1966-01-14)
    The musical Penguins returned from a successful USO tour of Caribbean military installations. A meeting on the military draft (Selective Service) was called. Dr. S.I. Roberts (History Department) commented on the recent ...
  • The Jambar: March 04, 1966 
    Unknown author (1966-03-04)
    The Four Freshmen were slated to perform at Spring Weekend, as the chairman of the YU Social Committee announced plans to poll the YU student body’s receptiveness to entertainment by nationally-known groups. 66 young women ...
  • The Jambar: March 05, 1965 
    Unknown author (1965-03-05)
    For budgetary reasons, the plans for the new dormitory at YU were shortened by one floor. Proposals submitted to the Student Council that originated from outside the Council sparked a great deal of discussion. The satirical ...
  • The Jambar: March 12, 1965 
    Unknown author (1965-03-12)
    YU student Ray Galus was killed in a plane crash while accumulating flight time in the ROTC flying program. Student Council defeated a reapportionment motion and opened an investigation of the Student Educational Loan Fund ...

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