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  • The Jambar : July 15, 1982 
    Unknown author (1982-07-15)
    A change in General Fee allocation methods would strip Student Government of any role. An injunction filed by Pappco, Inc. over Dairy Queen’s takeover of service from its own eatery, The Creamery, was dismissed by one court ...
  • The Jambar : July 16, 1975 
    Unknown author (1975-07-16)
    The idea of using promoters to handle major events found favor in a Student Government-sponsored survey. The President of Student Government opposed the relocation of “the Rock.” YSU received a $55,700 grant to develop ...
  • The Jambar : July 16, 1981 
    Unknown author (1981-07-16)
    The subject of financial public television in Northeastern Ohio was considered. The second floor of the Kilcawley dormitory was opened to women for the first time. An intensive writing workshop was planned. “Stranger,” a ...
  • The Jambar : July 18, 1974 
    Unknown author (1974-07-18)
    Dr. Charles McBriarty was named the new dean of student affairs. Faculty evaluations were set for a “tryout” in the fall. The service employees union announced a rally on campus to support pay increases. An initial grant ...
  • The Jambar : July 19, 1973 
    Unknown author (1973-07-19)
    The Board of Trustees approved a budget of $23.9 million. A rash of bicycle thefts erupted on campus. Dr. Charles Aurand, Dean of the Dana School of Music, departed YSU for Arizona. 34 faculty members received promotions. ...
  • The Jambar : July 19, 1979 
    Unknown author (1979-07-19)
    A Tuition Freeze Amendment in the proposed Ohio two-year budget promised no immediate relief to YSU students. Planning was underway for Homecoming 1979. Jogging makes its debut as part of the H&PE curriculum.
  • The Jambar : July 20, 1978 
    Unknown author (1978-07-20)
    Under a new law, Ohio adult motorcyclists were no longer required to wear crash helmets. Campus remodeling plans went forward, with energy efficiency in mind. A Youngstown native exhibited his works, with hopes of establishing ...
  • The Jambar : July 21, 1976 
    Unknown author (1976-07-21)
    Alterations were contemplated for the faculty evaluations process. The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency found YSU negligent in its use of the pesticide Dasanit on campus grounds. Shrubs were removed from Wick Oval by ...
  • The Jambar : July 21, 1977 
    Unknown author (1977-07-21)
    YSU security police were assigned the task of directing traffic on the first day of classes in the upcoming Fall quarter. The Spotlight Theatre was set to present the play “Picnic.” Incoming freshmen were welcomed to campus ...
  • The Jambar : July 22, 1975 
    Unknown author (1975-07-22)
    Hardees won the contract to set up shop in the Kilcawley Center snack bar. An archaeological excavation of the Hopewell Furnace by Dr. John White (Sociology & Anthropology) and his students was highlighted.
  • The Jambar : July 22, 1982 
    Unknown author (1982-07-22)
    New basketball coach Mike Rice made no secret of his desire to propel the Penguins to Division One status. A new off-campus day care center was offered. Campus Police investigated cases of vandalism and theft.
  • The Jambar : July 23, 1981 
    Unknown author (1981-07-23)
    Fifty YSU football players were kicked out by the landlord of the University Inn, accusing them of causing damages to the building. NEOUCOM was awarded accreditation. Campus Police investigated a small fire in the Kilcawley ...
  • The Jambar : July 24, 1980 
    Unknown author (1980-07-24)
    The construction of the Wick Avenue pedestrian bridge led to the relocation of the sidewalk between Jones Hall and Maag Library led to safety concerns. YSU head football coach Bill Narduzzi was appointed the University’s ...
  • The Jambar : July 25, 1974 
    Unknown author (1974-07-25)
    The establishment of a credit union on campus neared approval. The service employees staged a “Professional Day.” Tickets for the America concert were set to go on sale; a full house was expected. YSU launced a new adult ...
  • The Jambar : July 26, 1973 
    Unknown author (1973-07-26)
    Educational television station WNEO (Channel 45) was dedicated. Student Affairs dean Darrell Rishel announced his departure for Duquesne University, while Harold Yiannaki was appointed University Registrar. Area science ...
  • The Jambar : July 26, 1979 
    Unknown author (1979-07-26)
    A community forum discussed the possible renewal of the Northside neighborhood. Problems with Bliss Hall remained unresolved since its opening. The bids for the construction of the new sports complex were 31 percent over ...
  • The Jambar : July 27, 1972 
    Unknown author (1972-07-27)
    Dr. Clyde Vanaman takes over as the acting Dean of the School of Education. Students complained that WYSU-FM was not a “student-oriented” radio station. Dr. Luke Zacarro was elected chairman of the Math Department. The ...
  • The Jambar : July 27, 1978 
    Unknown author (1978-07-27)
    Groundbreaking was slated for Stambaugh Stadium. YSU and the Youngstown City Schools received a grand of $150,000 from the U.S. Department of Health, Education and Welfare for teacher training. M. Kevin Fahey resigned as ...
  • The Jambar : July 28, 1976 
    Unknown author (1976-07-28)
    A new anti-drug council was opened by YSU students. The English Department administered tests in language skills to incoming freshmen. The staff of Maag Library stitched together a quilt depicting campus scenes and traditions. ...
  • The Jambar : July 28, 1977 
    Unknown author (1977-07-28)
    Dr. Daniel O’Neill formed a “parking committee” in anticipation of problems upcoming for the fall quarter. A bicycle tour is planned for Mill Creek Park. Career counselor Bunny Neff is profiled. The Faculty Club had to ...

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