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  • The Jambar : May 17, 1974 
    Unknown author (1974-05-17)
    Bill Brown unseated incumbent Joe Simko as president of Student Government, while Dante Zarlenga was elected vice president. Three student members were seated on the Kilcawley Center Board. The New York Brass was scheduled ...
  • The Jambar : May 17, 1977 
    Unknown author (1977-05-17)
    The Campus Day Care Center closed, due to the expiration of Federal approval. The Penguins landed an NCAA tournament bid and would play Wright State University. A four year agreement was reached between the faculty union ...
  • The Jambar : May 18, 1973 
    Unknown author (1973-05-18)
    The faculty planned a vote on a tentative labor agreement between their union and the University. Meanwhile, construction workers on campus went on strike, delaying the completion of various building projects. A university ...
  • The Jambar : May 18, 1976 
    Unknown author (1976-05-18)
    The Bicentennial Festival and Open House was a success, despite rain. Student Government leaders officially took office. A representative of the Palestine Liberation Organization claimed misrepresentation by the media. May ...
  • The Jambar : May 18, 1979 
    Unknown author (1979-05-18)
    A fire broke in a cooling tower that was being dismantled atop the Engineering Sciences Building and was extinguished. Idora Day and a disco dance were to highlight the Spring Fling. The University held its annual Honors ...
  • The Jambar : May 18, 1982 
    Unknown author (1982-05-18)
    Candidates for Student Government office wrapped up their campaigns as voting began. Student Council endorsed Ohio House Bill 18, which would create student seats on the Board of Trustees.
  • The Jambar : May 19, 1972 
    Unknown author (1972-05-19)
    Three students charged with disruption of the Miss YSU Beauty Pageant were acquitted. Faculty awaited the day to choose a union to represent their interests. A Cost miscalculation prevented the Cleveland Symphony Orchestra ...
  • The Jambar : May 19, 1978 
    Unknown author (1978-05-19)
    A fall date was set for the start of construction on the new sports complex. The CAST building was renamed Cushwa Hall. YSU observes National Clean-up Week. Student organizations were warned to register/re-register or risk ...
  • The Jambar : May 19, 1981 
    Unknown author (1981-05-19)
    The ticket of Nakley-DePerro was victorious in the Student Government election. Student Government president Ray Nakley vetoed a budget for student activities, claiming possible illegalities in the way in which it was ...
  • The Jambar : May 20, 1975 
    Unknown author (1975-05-20)
    Quarters became a hot topic again when the University of Akron switched to a semester-based academic calendar. YSU’s internal auditor explained his duties. The Buffalo Bills sign YSU’s Dave Ferguson to a one-year pro ...
  • The Jambar : May 20, 1977 
    Unknown author (1977-05-20)
    A small fire broke out in the Wicker Basket Restaurant in Kilcawley Center, but was put out quickly. Campus Day Care is granted a license to operate once again. The Personnel Office was to examine potential safety issues ...
  • The Jambar : May 20, 1980 
    Unknown author (1980-05-20)
    A faculty forum was held on current economic problems in the United States. Engineering students who were angry by the shortage of classes in their discipline appealed to Student Council for help. Progress was reported in ...
  • The Jambar : May 21, 1974 
    Unknown author (1974-05-21)
    Student Council voted to retain the Major Events Committee as a funded organization. University student representatives met with Governor John J. Gilligan and formed the Ohio Student Association. While supporting the ...
  • The Jambar : May 21, 1976 
    Unknown author (1976-05-21)
    The executive director of “Common Cause” explained to the Jambar the importance of Senate Bill 313, which would have changed lobbying laws. A group dedicated to saving Pollock House from destruction sought to expand its ...
  • The Jambar : May 21, 1982 
    Unknown author (1982-05-21)
    Cynthia Beckes and Jordon Dentscheff were elected Student Government President and Vice President, respectively. Voters also decided not to abolish the Student Council. Social historian Elizabeth Janeway discussed how the ...
  • The Jambar : May 22, 1973 
    Unknown author (1973-05-22)
    The faculty labor contract was approved by the Board of Trustees. President Pugsley stated that a tuition hike for Fall 1973 was likely. YSU students expressed dissatisfaction with U.S. President Richard Nixon in the wake ...
  • The Jambar : May 22, 1979 
    Unknown author (1979-05-22)
    Dr. R. Robert Dodge was named dean of the Business School. Dr. John White (Sociology & Anthropology) and his students conducted a dig in Girard. Student Government set the date for its “re-elections” and candidates were ...
  • The Jambar : May 22, 1981 
    Unknown author (1981-05-22)
    The brother of Malcolm X spoke to students in a lecture sponsored by the YSU chapter of the NAACP and Student Government. The Academic Senate rejects a proposed allocation for Maag Library. NBC News correspondent Irving ...
  • The Jambar : May 23, 1972 
    Unknown author (1972-05-23)
    Voter turnout was heavy in the faculty collective bargaining referendum, with about 71 percent of the faculty participating. YSU Chief of Security Paul Cress presented a lecture on self-defense, the University Senate could ...
  • The Jambar : May 23, 1975 
    Unknown author (1975-05-23)
    An increase in the General Fee was sought. The director of the United Farm Workers explained progress in the union’s dispute with Gallo wineries and the Teamsters. YSU received $45 million in funds for construction. Mrs. ...

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