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  • Unknown author (1960-09-30)
    The Homecoming Dance capped off a three-day celebration, with Dolly Ford reigning as Queen. The issue of a campus student center was discussed in the editorial column. The Penguins defeat Eastern Michigan on the gridiron 27-7.
  • Unknown author (1966-09-30)
    Enrollment surpassed the 12,000 student mark. The 1966 Homecoming celebration was declared a success, despite bad weather and a loss to Morehead State College. The event was remembered in a photo spread. Dr. Bernard Yozwiak ...
  • Unknown author (1983-09-30)
    Thomas Shipka, president of the YSU chapter of the Ohio Education Association, discusses the importance of the upcoming faculty salary re-negotiations. Many organizations participated in the Organizations Fair. Cathe Pavlov, ...
  • Unknown author (1986-09-30)
    Professional and administrative staff will vote on union representation. State money improves equipment for journalism. Sondra McGirr the new Greek Adviser. Alumnus Dave Dravecky is a star in baseball's major league.
  • Unknown author (1988-09-30)
    Cleveland mayor George Voinovich spoke about voting. YSU sues 3 contractors over leaks in Stambaugh Stadium. The Jambar sponsors Red and White Day. A memorial service is held for former president John Coffelt. The Wick ...
  • Unknown author (1994-09-30)
    Adult learners get new support services center. Former YSU student, Sanjay Amin has created an environmentally friendly air conditioner that challenges the basic fundamentals of thermodynamics. The Ohio Board of Regents ...
  • Unknown author (1997-09-30)
    Career Services helps students and alumni snag jobs with the use of Careernet. Wilcox Curriculum Resource Center at Fedor Hall helps education major find resources from software to puppets. Comedian Michael Gershe performs ...
  • Unknown author (1999-09-30)
    A broken sewer pipe caused the evacuation of Jones Hall. Alumni Association signs agreement with university. Students rely more on how well professors teach than on how much eduction they have. Tuition freeze benefits some ...
  • Unknown author (2003-09-30)
    Ohio senators are trying to build support for a plan to fund college scholarships with gambling proceeds, but opponents argue that Ohio does not need any more gambling. Freshmen Nathan Pavalko, Tom Buckler, Brad Geltz and ...
  • Unknown author (2004-09-30)
    The appearance of YSU's mascot, Pete the Penguin, on the official Bush website campaign is calling into question both licensing issues and endorsement of the Bush campaign by YSU. The first phase of the Smoky Hallow ...
  • Unknown author (2008-09-30)
    The campus community reflects on the failed bailout for financial institutions. Schools adapt the iPhone as a tool for education. Students react to the presidential debates. Nontraditional enrollment is up for fall ...
  • Unknown author (2010-09-30)
    Fallen debris furthers concern over the M2 parking deck. The elevator in the Kilcawley House residence hall is back in service after being out of service since September 10th when it dropped a dozen students five floors. ...
  • Unknown author (2014-09-30)
    Article features YSU assistant professor of photography, Stehpen Chalmers. Valley politician, James Trafficant, passed away on September 27 after being critically injured in a farming accident. Open Hack Night, an event ...
  • Unknown author (2021-09-30)
    Just over a dozen students and faculty gathered on campus Monday, Sept. 27 to protest the possibility of a vaccine mandate on campus. On Friday, Sept. 24, YSU's Legacy Forests took part in a global march for climate change ...
  • Unknown author (2010-11-09)
    YSU's Student Government Association hosted a Wick Pollock gardens cleanup. Students report University Plaza lighting problems. The Center for Nonprofit Leadership receives grant funds from the Ohio Campus Compact. ...
  • Unknown author (1948-04-23)
    The traditional picnic for all YoCoites is the annual Bare Brunch, this year set for May 05 at Mill Creek park. Ballots reveal that a majority of YoCoites think the United States should give economic aid to western European ...
  • Unknown author (1931-10-02)
    Plans were announced to have "The Jambar" produced in standard newsprint format instead of in the original mimeographed form.
  • Unknown author (1957-04-26)
    Barb Wentz was named Junior Prom Queen. YU hosted the Fifth Annual Luncheon and Presentation of Awards Ceremony of the Lake Erie Intercollegiate Rife Conference. The Ohio College Newspaper Association named The Jambar the ...
  • Unknown author (1960-04-29)
    YU was selected to host the 34 annual convention of the Ohio College Newspaper Association. The Drama Guild presented Inge’s play, “Picnic”. The first Honors Day was scheduled for May 2. Capital punishment was the subject ...
  • Unknown author (1966-02-04)
    Tom Catheline was elected student council president. Paul Cress, a sergeant and 25-year veteran with the Youngstown Police Department, assumed the duties as head of the 10-man YU police force. Rev. Mark Campbell was appointed ...

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