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Browsing Jambar Newspaper Clippings by Subject "Kilcawley Center"

Browsing Jambar Newspaper Clippings by Subject "Kilcawley Center"

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  • Beer available fall quarter in Kilcawley student center 
    Unknown author (1973-04-20)
    The YSU Board of Trustees approved a motion that would permit the university to secure a D-1 license to permit the sale and consumption of 3.2 beer at the Kilcawley Student Center.
  • Dairy Queen to replace Creamery 
    Stecewycz, Anna (1982-06-24)
    Phil Hirsch, Kilcawley Center director, announced that Dairy Queen was awarded a five-year contract to be the new ice cream shop in the student facility. DQ would replace the Creamery as the retailer for ice cream and other ...
  • Die-in sparks lively reaction 
    Moore, Clarence; Nudo, David (1983-11-22)
    A "die-in" was held at Kilcawley Center's Program Lounge in reaction to the television movie "The Day After," the story of America in the aftermath of a nuclear attack by the Soviet Union. The event was co-sponsored by the ...
  • Dollar Bank to open branch in Kilcawley next quarter 
    Morris, Jere (1977-11-22)
    Dollar Bank announced its plans to open a branch office in Kilcawley Center along with a computerized automatic teller called the "Dollar Mover." Both were expected to be operational by January 1978.
  • Expansion gives Kilcawley Center new look 
    Anobile, Marilyn (1981-09-24)
    Kilcawley Center is expanded to include a 300-seat cafeteria and a larger lobby. Other aspects of the remodeling include The Pub,the Recreation Room and a new study lounge.
  • Hirsch set for Center director post 
    Unknown author (1973-07-06)
    Philip Hirsch was named Director of Kilcawley Center. He was a former director for Student Affairs at New York University's Loeb Student Center.
  • Kilcawley Center dedicated 
    Unknown author (1974-10-01)
    Kilcawley Student Center is officially dedicated.
  • Kilcawley Center opens; festivities will mark event 
    Unknown author (1974-04-04)
    The newly-renovated Kilcawley Student Center was opened with many special activities being staged in celebration of the event.
  • Kilcawley Center to be dedicated 
    Unknown author (1966-04-15)
    The Planning Committee for Kilcawley Student Center announced that the dedication of the new facility would take place on April 20, 1966.
  • Kitchen office burns in Wicker Basket blaze 
    Snier, Bill (1977-05-20)
    A smoldering cigarette butt left on an office chair covered with papers and files was the cause of a fire that occurred in the office of the Wicker Basket Restaurant manager. There was no damage estimate.
  • New Center groundbreaking draws big-wigs, few students 
    Unknown author (1971-11-19)
    Groundbreaking ceremonies were held for the $3.4 million expansion of Kilcawley Student Center. In attendance were President Albert Pugsley, former president Howard Jones, and Youngstown Mayor Jack Hunter.
  • New self-service bookstore opens; employees push for two-wk. deadline 
    Unknown author (1973-08-16)
    A new self-service bookstore has been constructed adjacent to Kilcawley Center. George B. Connor, who ran the previous bookstore, will manage the new facility.
  • Renovations near end at Kilcawley Center 
    Unknown author (1976-09-24)
    Phil Hirsh (sic), the director of Kilcawley Center, announced that the center's renovation was nearly complete.
  • Student union contracts signed 
    Unknown author (1964-12-04)
    Contracts were awarded for the construction of the new William H. and Mattie M. Kilcawley Student Center. This was the first step in the University's long-range $20 million development program.
  • Wicker Basket restaurant opens; to serve University community 
    DiBlasio, Gina (1976-10-26)
    The Wicker Basket, YSU's new public restaurant, opened its doors to paying customers for the first time.
  • YSU welcomes bank to Kilcawley Center 
    Unknown author (1978-03-28)
    Dollar Bank formally opened its branch office in Kilcawley Center.
  • YU student center construction has begun 
    Unknown author (1964-12-11)
    Ground was broken for the new Student Center; YU President Howard Jones turned over the first shovel of dirt.

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