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  • Former football coach dies from cancer bout 
    Macala, Brian J. (1988-02-09)
    The death of former YSU head football coach William E. Narduzzi is announced.
  • Former lot closed; students hunt new parking facilities 
    Unknown author (1937-11-17)
    A large parking lot on Wick Avenue was unexpectedly closed to communting students. The lot fell within an area zoned as a residential district by the City of Youngstown.
  • Former student appointed assistant librarian 
    Unknown author (1937-11-17)
    Helen Johnson, a Youngstown College alumna (Class of 1936), was appointed Assistant Librarian.
  • Founder of Art Dept. famed artist, writer, dies March 7th 
    Unknown author (1949-03-25)
    Ceylon E. Hollingsworth, nationally known writer, artist, and founder of the Youngstown College Art Department, died of respiratory disease at the age of 80.
  • Four articles are published by Karl Dykema 
    Unknown author (1959-01-09)
    Professor Karl Dykema, Director of the Division of Language and Literature at Youngstown University, contributed four articles to the publication, "Readings in Applied Linguistics."
  • Four dead in Kent disaster 
    Unknown author (1970-05-05)
    Four students at Kent State University, Kent, Ohio, were shot to death by Ohio National Guardsmen during an antiwar protest. In response to tear gas, the student protesters used rocks and bricks to fight back the Guard ...
  • Four new buildings secured for college 
    Unknown author (1946-12-12)
    Youngstown College acquired four surplus barracks from Camp Perry. The federal government was to move the structures from the camp and reassemble them at YoCo. The buildings were utilized for classrooms, office space and ...
  • Franklin appointed Rayen School dean 
    Unknown author (1954-02-12)
    Professor Edward C. Franklin was appointed dean of the William Rayen School of Engineering at Youngstown College. He replaced Professor Frank Ellis, who had been acting dean since the death of Louis Deesz in 1950. (NOTE: ...
  • Fraternity faces fire-gutted home 
    Moore, Clarence (1983-10-25)
    A fire forces the members of the Sigma Phi Epsilon fraternity to vacate their house on 43 Indiana Avenue. The blaze started in a faulty fireplace and caused $15,000 worth of damages.
  • Fraternity house vandalized 
    Unknown author (1985-04-19)
    The Theta Chi fraternity house suffered damage from vandalism. Youngstown City Police reported that sixteen windows were broken with baseball bats and bricks.
  • Frats say floats will stay in '63 
    Unknown author (1963-03-15)
    The YU Inter-Fraternity Council decided to retain fraternity floats in the annual Homecoming Parade. This was in response to a motion to dispense with floats altogether in favor of a fraternity house decorating contest.
  • 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.
  • Free tuition offered 
    Rodgers, Bill (2005-09-13)
    Dr. Robert Herbert has offered free tuition and housing to college students negatively impacted by Hurricane Katrina. The YSU provost noted that the Ohio Board of Regents approved such action for all public universities in Ohio.
  • Friedman reaps Emmy Award 
    Unknown author (1986-07-10)
    YSU history professor Dr. Saul Friedman was awarded an Emmy for his part as co-producer of the Holocaust documentary, "Robert Clary, A5714: A Memoir of Liberation." He made the film with Dr. Herbert Hochhauser of Kent State ...
  • Friends of YU Library close annual campaign; Net $7,000 
    Kramer, Bob (1964-02-28)
    The Friends of YU Library announced that they had raised $7,000 in their fundraising drive. The FYUL began in 1939 and contributed to the purchase of many books for the library.
  • Friends remember Drake 
    Solley, Lisa M. (1988-02-19)
    The late Kenmore Drake is eulogized by people who knew him. Drake was found murdered in the home of Dr. Timothy Lyons, dean of the Collge of Fine & Performing Arts, where he had been looking after the the dean's dog while ...
  • 'Friends' organization calls attention to library 
    Cohen, Jody (1986-05-20)
    The Friends of Maag Library group has been reactivated. According to FOML vice president, English professor James Houck, the purpose of the orgainzation is to encourage public interest in the library and to raise money ...
  • [Front page of the first issue of "The Jambar"] 
    Unknown author (1931-01-14)
    Facsimile of the front page of the first issue of "The Jambar," 1931.
  • Fulbright professorship awarded to Dr. Miner 
    Unknown author (1965-12-17)
    Dr. Ward Miner, chairman of the YU English Department, was awarded a Fulbright Professorship in American Literature.
  • Future engineers get top software 
    Poe, Christina (2004-02-17)
    YSU students are working with million dollar software thanks to a grant from UGS PLM Solutions. The technology is also being used at Stanford, Texas A&M, and the University of Michigan.

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