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  • The Jambar : July 02, 1975 
    Unknown author (1975-07-02)
    The basements of Tod Hall and the University Library were flooded when a brick wall collapsed against the weight of heavy rain water. 21 clubs lost official campus recognition. Bidding went out for the food services contract ...
  • The Jambar : July 03, 1980 
    Unknown author (1980-07-03)
    An explanation for the April explosion in Chemistry was to be forthcoming. A sculptural tribute the local steel industry, produced by a YSU alumnus, generated controversy. There was no chance of the establishment of campus ...
  • The Jambar : July 05, 1979 
    Unknown author (1979-07-05)
    Youngstown was viewed as “fair” in terms of job discrimination. Numerous campus construction projects were underway, including the building of a bridge spanning Wick Avenue. The faculty approves a new contract. A new ...
  • The Jambar : July 06, 1972 
    Unknown author (1972-07-06)
    The University Senate issued a three-page report on hiring/firing departmental chairpersons. Hugh A. Frost was named YSU’s Equal Opportunity Officer. A student petition was passed around calling for the retention of a ...
  • The Jambar : July 06, 1973 
    Unknown author (1973-07-06)
    Dr. Arnold Moore was named Dean of Education, while Philip Hirsch was appointed director of Kilcawley Center. Ohio Governor John Gilligan submitted an appropriations bill to the Ohio General Assembly to provide funding for ...
  • The Jambar : July 06, 1978 
    Unknown author (1978-07-06)
    President John Coffelt’s expenses were declared legitimate by Mahoning County Common Pleas Judge Bannon. A disabled YSU graduate student promoted the rights of the handicapped. Betty Shipp, Student Activities secretary, ...
  • The Jambar : July 07, 1976 
    Unknown author (1976-07-07)
    Community support for YSU’s continuing education program grew. Outreach ’76 concludes with conversations with adult learners. The Butler Mid-Year Art Show is highlighted.
  • The Jambar : July 07, 1977 
    Unknown author (1977-07-07)
    Student Affairs was reorganized, with Kilcawley Center director Phil Hirsch appointed dean. Preparations were made for the formal dedication of Bliss Hall in October, with playwright Robert E. Lee signed up as guest speaker. ...
  • The Jambar : July 08, 1982 
    Unknown author (1982-07-08)
    The upcoming dinner theatre production of the musical “I Do, I Do” was highlighted. The Penguin football team prepared to play its first game in the new Stambaugh Stadium. Warner Cable Amex considered taking over the YSU ...
  • The Jambar : July 09, 1975 
    Unknown author (1975-07-09)
    Data compiled by the Jambar shows frequent absences from Board meetings by Trustees. Food service companies placed bids on the dining contract at Kilcawley Center. The 1974-75 intramural season was enjoyed by a record ...
  • The Jambar : July 09, 1981 
    Unknown author (1981-07-09)
    New additions to Kilcawley Center were scheduled to open for business in the fall. Student health insurance costs were to decrease by fall quarter. Students requesting that their records be closed would be ineligible for ...
  • The Jambar : July 10, 1980 
    Unknown author (1980-07-10)
    An archaeological dig led by Dr. John White confirmed the age of a tavern on land once owned by George Washington in Warren County, Ohio. Stipends paid to graduate assistants were to increase by $850. The University and ...
  • The Jambar : July 10, 1980 
    Unknown author (1980-07-10)
    The Butler Institute announced changes in judging criteria for the 44th Annual Mid-Year Art show (which was highlighted elsewhere in this issue). Athletic Director Paul V. Amodio resigned from YSU to take a job at Kent ...
  • The Jambar : July 11, 1974 
    Unknown author (1974-07-11)
    YSU’s Budget Committee announced its allocation recommendations from the General Fee. A site was selected in Rootstown, Ohio for the new joint medical school. The band America was scheduled to perform at Beeghly on July ...
  • The Jambar : July 12, 1973 
    Unknown author (1973-07-12)
    The Financial Aid office assured students that aid levels would remain unchanged for the coming academic year. Male YSU students who were American citizens and age 18 and over were reminded to register with Selective ...
  • The Jambar : July 12, 1979 
    Unknown author (1979-07-12)
    The Board of Trustees approved the new faculty union contract. Two history professors disagree about Sen. Ted Kennedy’s possible run for the presidency. The Teacher Redesign Committee looked into retooling the curriculum ...
  • The Jambar : July 13, 1972 
    Unknown author (1972-07-13)
    The manager of the YSU bookstore stated that it was running at a loss. Retrenchment was the key issue in bargaining for the first collective bargaining agreement between the faculty and the University. A bill relating to ...
  • The Jambar : July 13, 1978 
    Unknown author (1978-07-13)
    The Hays Report created salary ranges for administrators. The Ohio Senate considered a bill to increase the state minimum wages. YSU students demonstrated apathy with the increase in the General Fee, wild Cleveland State ...
  • The Jambar : July 14, 1976 
    Unknown author (1976-07-14)
    Students caught up in a campus drug raid pled guilty to a lesser charge. Group leaders prepare for YSU’s Freshman Orientation. Frank Ellis announced his retirement from YSU after teaching for 31 years in the Physics ...
  • The Jambar : July 14, 1977 
    Unknown author (1977-07-14)
    A YSU student directs a play at St. Christine’s Church. Kent State security arrested the parents of Sandy Scheuer, who was one of four people killed during the shootings in May 1970. Handcrafted organs were set to arrive ...

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