Jambar Newspaper Clippings: Recent submissions

  • Kenny appointed as new chaplain; has plans for student involvement 
    Unknown author (1977-05-27)
    The appointment of the Rev. Dianne Kenny as the new Protestant chaplain at YSU was announced.
  • Protest march peaceful 
    Unknown author (1968-05-24)
    A protest march was staged on the YSU campus core to express outrage at the failure of the administration to renew the contract of Ron Daniels, an instructor in the Social Sciences Department. The protest was peaceful.
  • Free health clinic finds new site 
    Gallant, Jeff (1977-08-11)
    The Free Health Clinic was relocated from the Disciple House to the basement of the First Christian Church. The Clinic was started by the Cooperative Campus Ministry due to the lack of health care facilities on campus.
  • Student Affairs staff reorganized; Hirsch named assistant dean 
    Unknown author (1977-07-07)
    Phil Hirsch, director of Kilcawley Center, was appointed assistant dean of Student Affairs in action taken by the YSU Board of Trustees. Hirsch's promotion came about as a result of a major reorganization within the Student ...
  • A&S building plans set; will occupy in spring '77 
    Unknown author (1974-02-15)
    N. J. Leonelli, director of campus planning, announced that the proposed $5.9 million Arts and Sciences office and classroom building could be ready for occupancy by the spring of 1977.
  • Ground broken for new Wick-Pollock Inn 
    Gay, Pamela (1986-10-31)
    A groundbreaking ceremony begins the conversion of the Pollock House into the Wick-Pollock Inn. Completion of the 80-room, $4.4 million project is scheduled for late summer 1987.
  • WYSU-FM improves programming with WESTAR satellite system 
    Unknown author (1980-01-08)
    Stephen J. Grcevich, director of telecommunications, announced that WYSU-FM, Youngstown State's fine arts radio station, will become the first station in the Youngstown area to use a satellite distribution system, specifically, ...
  • Referendum on Pugsley's resignation put on ballot 
    Unknown author (1972-02-29)
    In a letter sent by President Albert Pugsley to the Student Council and Student Government, he denied an immediate transfer of funds to support a day center and the Cooperative Campus Ministry. As a result, a request for ...
  • Senate passes statehood 
    Unknown author (1967-05-12)
    The Ohio State Senate passed a bill that would make The Youngstown University into a state-supported institution.
  • Trustees name Humphrey president 
    Denney, George (1984-03-27)
    Neil Humphrey was appointed the fourth president of YSU by the university's Board of Trustees. He replaces President John J. Coffelt who retired due to poor health.
  • Philosophy professor retires after 18 years 
    Carpenter, Amy (1986-07-24)
    After 18 years of service to YSU, Dr. Martin Greenman announces his retirement. He first came to YSU in 1968 and served as chairman of the Philosophy and Religious Studies Department.
  • Narduzzi names YSU in $2.5 million suit 
    Solley, Lisa M. (1986-09-02)
    A $2.5 million lawsuit was filed against YSU by former head football coach and athletic director William Narduzzi. The civil suit claims that Narduzzi was wrongfully fired from his athletic director's position in January ...
  • Terrace Room reopens; D.Q. closes 
    George, Rick (1989-06-22)
    The Terrace Room opened for the first time during a summer term. Meanwhile, the Dairy Queen in Kilcawley Center closed for good due to low sales.
  • Judge sentences Adams 
    Unknown author (1986-12-02)
    Benny Lee Adams of Warren was convicted for the kidnapping, rape, and robbery of a Boardman woman in August 1985. Adams was sentenced to serve from 33 to 75 years in prison. Earlier, Adams was also considered a prime ...
  • YSU officials fail to renew Rice's coaching contract 
    Macala, Brian J. (1987-04-03)
    YSU Athletic Director Joe Malmisur recommends that the contract of men's basketball coach Mike Rice not be renewed. Bill Dailey, an assistant coach, will replace Rice.
  • Communist chairman says Reagan no help 
    Ciccotelli, Rob (1987-12-04)
    Gus Hall, General Secretary of the Communist Party USA and former Youngstown resident and activist, delivered a speech in DeBartolo Hall that was critical of the administration of President Ronald Reagan.
  • Torch sparks birthday celebration 
    Knapic, Sue (1988-05-17)
    A torch run from the Youngstown YMCA to the campus core began the opening ceremonies of YSU's 80th anniversary celebrations.
  • New WSBA dean assumes duties: Teaching tops list 
    Bueno, Sharon (1988-07-07)
    The new dean of the Williamson School of Business Administration, Dr. James Cicarelli, begins his duties at YSU.
  • Security post filled by New York policeman 
    Fitzpatrick, Tim (1980-02-05)
    Richard P. Turkiewicz, formerly of the New York State Police, was appointed director of campus security at YSU.
  • 'Campus Police' to foster new image 
    Roth, Steve (1980-08-07)
    Campus Security was renamed Campus Police, due to the extended authority granted to its officers by Columbus. Other changes included more training for personnel, better crime reporting via Uniform Crime Reports, and access ...

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