Browsing by Title

Sort by: Order: Results:

  • The Jambar : May 16, 1958 
    Unknown author (1958-05-16)
    The musical comedy, “The Boy Friend,” was presented by the Drama Guild. Dr. Alfred D. Low of the History Department published a book about V.I. Lenin. Dr. John Calhoun Baker, the president of Ohio University, was booked ...
  • The Jambar : May 16, 1969 
    Unknown author (1969-05-16)
    Students looked forward to Spring Weekend. President Pugsley appointed Hugh Frost as assistant to the President and counselor in the University Counseling Center. Faculty evaluations were cancelled. The Community of Concern ...
  • The Jambar : May 16, 1986 
    Unknown author (1986-05-16)
    Results are given from the Student Government elections. Author Anne McCaffrey speaks students about science fiction writing. Honors Day awards go to students and faculty. The Business School offers a new major in shopping ...
  • The Jambar : May 16, 1989 
    Unknown author (1989-05-16)
    Debate about the presidential election gets heated in Student Council. Seniors get ready to enter the “real world.” A lawsuit against Kinko's Copy policy may end Professor Publishing. Graduate John Aey wins a fellowship ...
  • The Jambar : May 16, 1995 
    Unknown author (1995-05-16)
    After 12 years as director of Cooperative Campus Ministry for YSU, the Rev. James E. Ray will retire. Student Government presidential candidates face off in debate. Professors Beverly Gartland, chair of sociology and ...
  • The Jambar : May 17, 1939 
    Unknown author (1939-05-17)
    Students not represented by a Greek fraternity protested the student council's new amendment. May Day Festivities are planned for Friday which include the Crowning of the May Queen, Mary Black, a Pageant, a Jitter session, ...
  • The Jambar : May 17, 1968 
    Unknown author (1968-05-17)
    Ray Johnson is elected president of the student body. A peaceful march by black students in protest of the termination of Instructor Ron Daniels (Social Science) was averted through a meeting with President Albert Pugsley. ...
  • The Jambar : May 17, 1983 
    Unknown author (1983-05-17)
    Four grievances were filed concerning the election of Student Government President. The validity of the motion to accept the election results will be decided by Daniel O'Neil, an expert on Parliamentary Procedure. Lisa ...
  • The Jambar : May 17, 1985 
    Unknown author (1985-05-17)
    Three alumni present a multi-media show "Fictive Kinship." John Fetch wins the race for Student Government President. Honors Day is celebrated. Madelyn Pulver Jennings speaks about being a business woman. Nutrition professor ...
  • The Jambar : May 17, 1988 
    Unknown author (1988-05-17)
    Lisa Solley reports on the Campus Police. The Jambar sponsors events for YSU's 80th birthday. Gamma Pi Delta is a a new honors society for nontraditional students. Photographs of Engineers Week activities continue. The ...
  • The Jambar : May 17, 1991 
    Unknown author (1991-05-17)
    Local woman, Krista Blake, informs YSU about AIDS reality. YSU Professor, Sarah Brown-Clark of English, receives human relations award. Recycling Committee proposes new standards for YSU. Focus on Faculty features professor ...
  • The Jambar : May 17, 1994 
    Unknown author (1994-05-17)
    University student Tom Pittman wins the Scripps-Howard Award. The College of Education names Florida professor, Dr. Clara M. Jennings as Dean. Chelsea Kelley, senior, advertising and public relations major, is the first ...
  • The Jambar : May 18, 1938 
    Unknown author (1938-05-18)
    Everyone is in preparation for the 11th Annual May Day event. A rating of First Class Honors, or excellent, was awarded to the Jambar by judges in the Associated Collegiate Press Critical Service. The third Annual College ...
  • The Jambar : May 18, 1945 
    Unknown author (1945-05-18)
    $25, 695 in war bonds and stamps have been sold by college students. 69 students will be given diplomas on graduation, May 31. Dorothy Fisher is to reign over the senior May Prom May 28th. June Grimsley is the new Jambar ...
  • The Jambar : May 18, 1956 
    Unknown author (1956-05-18)
    The May Day dance will close the social year with Marilyn "Cookie" Rorody as Queen. The program is announced for baccalaureate and graduation exercises. Youngstown University held its first annual bi-annual High School ...
  • The Jambar : May 18, 1962 
    Unknown author (1962-05-18)
    Dr. Edward H. Litchfield, chancellor of the University of Pittsburgh, was selected as the commencement speaker for the Spring 1962 exercises. Forty-one YU undergraduates were accepted for further study at graduate schools. ...
  • The Jambar : May 18, 1971 
    Unknown author (1971-05-18)
    Due to an absence of two members of the Youngstown Planning Commission, the closing of Elm Street was sent to City Council for a vote without any recommendation. Embattled Chuck Hettler was defeated for election as the new ...
  • The Jambar : May 18, 1984 
    Unknown author (1984-05-18)
    Student Government presidential candidates participate in a debate. A white business man sues the University for reverse discrimination. Finance expert Frank Cappiello explains the economic outlook. The School of Business ...
  • The Jambar : May 18, 1987 
    Unknown author (1987-05-18)
    Marvin Robinson and Gary Caylor won the Student Government election. Novelist Stephen Birmingham speaks on campus. John Maxwell Hamilton will discuss the global workplace with students. Students and faculty received awards ...
  • The Jambar : May 18, 1990 
    Unknown author (1990-05-18)
    As part African-American Student Union's first year anniversary celebration, Rev. Mthunzi Steven Manyane, nephew of the freed South American dissident Nelson Mandela, spoke to small gathering about the on-going struggle ...

Search Digital.Maag

Browse

My Account