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Browsing The Jambar Newspaper by Issue Date

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  • Unknown author (1931-12-18)
    "Grins from the Grind," is a column of short comments on timely affairs. The Phi Gamma fraternity will hold its homecoming dance in the college auditorium on Jan 1 following the Allegheny-Youngstown basketball game. James ...
  • Unknown author (1932-01-20)
    Student council refuses to let James Chamber resign as editor of the Jambar. "Are co-eds Chislers?" is an article describing whether or not co-eds are fairly graded. Home L. Nearpass, head of Youngstown College since its ...
  • Unknown author (1932-02-19)
    The Jambar looks into the question of brunettes vs. blonds. There is a column about a Leap Year tradition where women students are to invite a faculty man out for dinner on February 29. The mid-year Freshmen Reception was ...
  • Unknown author (1932-03-04)
    A system of inter-mural athletics, which would hold the interest and be of actual physical benefit to more than 90 percent of the students of any college, was outlined at the basketball banquet Wednesday evening by William ...
  • Unknown author (1932-04-22)
    The Headlining article in this edition features that manners and morals are better as college "Jazz age" passes. A breakfast will be held for Youngstown College Students May 2, the breakfast is to be called the "J.W. ...
  • Unknown author (1932-09-12)
    College enrollment may reach 350, a new record. Upperclassmen write a column about various faculty members to aid the new Freshman. With the larger enrollment the addition of more instructions are a growing possibility ...
  • Unknown author (1932-10-10)
    The Frosh revolt and snatch paddles from upperclassmen in front of the branch library on the Public Square where upperclassmen were outnumber 2 to 1.The Student Council is looking into all the freshmen to wear green caps ...
  • Unknown author (1932-11-04)
    Jambar reporter, William K. Terry, was barred from the student council meeting because the council claims that The Jambar "rides" the council; they threatened to have Jambar Editor James Shutts fired. Jambar poll for the ...
  • Unknown author (1932-11-18)
    Don Grant was appointed editor of the 1933 Wye-Collegian by the Student Council. An editorial is written about the importance of cooperation between The Jambar and Student Council for the good of the students. The Student ...
  • Unknown author (1932-12-16)
    A recent survey reveals that athletes want a football team. Homecoming Day is announced to be December 29. A change in the basketball schedule for the Youngstown College varsity will be shorten by one week and will eliminate ...
  • Unknown author (1933-02-13)
    The installation banquet for the newly organized Psi Gamma chapter of Sigma Tau Delta, national professional English fraternity, is set for Tuesday Feb 28 with Professor J. W. Bare as installing officer. A Gala welcome for ...
  • Unknown author (1933-03-15)
    Athletic banquet to be held this Friday to honor the basketball team. Jambar interviews various faculty members on their first job. Two Youngstown College debate squads will go to Hiram to take part in the annual north-eastern ...
  • Unknown author (1933-03-31)
    Robert Aley, freshman, independent, and Wilma Starr, sophomore, Gamma Sigma, led the scholastic honor roll during the first semester with perfect ratings. The Editors names the 1933 annual "The Hour Glass" a change from ...
  • Unknown author (1933-10-20)
    Youngstown College basketball has announced a season of 13 games in nine weeks. The opening season begins December 13 against Slippery Rock. The Jambar comments on Freshman week especially the climax of the week featuring ...
  • Unknown author (1933-11-13)
    The Masquerade Dance was a huge Success. Howard C. Aley was elected as Editor to the Jambar for the current year, 1933-1934. Youngstown College student, Jo Rosapepe, relates her educational experiences abroad in Italy. ...
  • Unknown author (1933-12-15)
    Youngstown College marks another milestone in its progress, receiving notice from the Ohio Department of Education that it has been placed on the list of colleges approved for teacher training. The Second Annual Home-coming ...
  • Unknown author (1934-02-09)
    Freshman Reception is set for February 16 with faculty members, their wives and Student Council welcoming students. Dr. Scudder, head of the Chemistry Department, announces that tentative plans have been made to stage an ...
  • Unknown author (1934-05-25)
    The Youngstown College Alumni Association, a long desired and expected association, has been organized at Youngstown. An educational fraternity has been started by Dr. Wilcox, YoCo's educational head, with an eye towards ...
  • Unknown author (1934-08-07)
    Summer School News Editorial features the advantages of taking summer classes. Youngstown College Summer School picnic will be held August 17 at Idora Park. Society News is a description of what some faculty members and ...
  • Unknown author (1934-10-03)
    Freshmen reception plans are complete to take place October 6. There is an increase in enrollment from 702 last year to 900 this year. Comments are given from Dr. George M. Wilcox about Youngstown College. Physical Director, ...

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