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  • Unknown author (1982-04-06)
    Student Council supported student representation to the Board of Trustees, despite the opposing view of the Inter-University Council. A Student Government-sponsored seminar was to examine the YSU budget. The Guardian Angels, ...
  • Unknown author (1972-04-07)
    Five offices relocate to other quarters on campus. A concert by Woody Herman was advertised. Free University classes began. The Ohio Civil Rights Commission ruled that the rights of former Sociology professor Dr. Bhagwati ...
  • Unknown author (1978-04-07)
    Most problems with buildings (Bliss Hall, CAST) were corrected. The new parking deck on Wick Avenue was predicted to be able to house 1,000 automobiles. Student Council voted against removing a member for lack of attendance. ...
  • Unknown author (1981-04-07)
    Some controversy emerged over new privacy regulations involving student records. Dean H. Robert Dodge (School of Business) took responsibility for sloppy fund control within his school. University officials considered ...
  • Unknown author (1975-04-08)
    Student Council chairman Edward Sturgeon addressed the body, stressing the need for efficiency. Local media outlets slammed YSU for the way in which the announcement of the hiring of Bill Narduzzi as head football coach ...
  • Unknown author (1980-04-08)
    A forum was planned on the topic of the US boycott of the Summer Olympic Games to be held in Moscow (in response to the invasion of Afghanistan by the USSR). Pending state legislation sought to improve college entrance ...
  • Unknown author (1974-04-09)
    Preparations were made for the reopening of Kilcawley Center. Student Council cuts some funding to the Inter-Fraternity Council and subsidized two new musical groups. The Academic Senate approved the new fine arts degree ...
  • Unknown author (1982-04-09)
    Campus Police make arrests in two separate theft incidents. The potential health risks caused by the use of a cancer-causing chemical in insulation used in the new stadium’s construction were downplayed. A motion was ...
  • Unknown author (1973-04-10)
    Student Council voted to back faculty in the event of a strike. Meanwhile, YSU-OEA scheduled a press conference. Skeggs Lecturer Clark Kerr saw and end in the “golden age” of education. Historian Immanuel Velikovsky was ...
  • Unknown author (1979-04-10)
    A week-long celebration was planned for the fifth anniversary of the Kilcawley Center. A purchased term paper was suspected in a plagiarism case. The University prepared to host the English Festival for local junior high ...
  • Unknown author (1981-04-10)
    Ground rules were established by both Administration and YSU-OEA as faculty contract negotiations commenced. The faculties at Kent State University and the University of Cincinnati also entered into negotiations. YSU Police ...
  • Unknown author (1972-04-11)
    Illness and other problems nearly prevented a concert staring Buddy Miles, Savoy Brown, and Deep Purple. Student Council issued a letter to the Board of Trustees, asking why President Pugsley failed to give proper consideration ...
  • Unknown author (1975-04-11)
    The newly-established Student Fee Subcommittee was composed of five students and five administrators. A meeting of Student Council ended acrimoniously as Chairman Ed Sturgeon argued with another member over the proposed ...
  • Unknown author (1978-04-11)
    An ad hoc committee studied a possible conversion from a quarter-based academic calendar to on base on semesters. Plaster fossil replicas and soil sample were ruined during their relocation to the new Arts & Sciences ...
  • Unknown author (1980-04-11)
    An official with the US Department of State spoke on the Soviet invasion of Afghanistan. A forum on the US boycott of the Moscow Olympics was called off, due to poor attendance. Meanwhile, another forum on literacy was ...
  • Unknown author (1974-04-12)
    Kilcawley Center reopens with a gala celebration. Ohio Governor John J. Gilligan asked the state universities to support the recommendations of a task force on higher education. An Israeli expert on the Middle East said ...
  • Unknown author (1977-04-12)
    The YSU chapter of Circle K was voted No. 1 in Ohio for second consecutive year. The Ohio Board of Control deferred action on payment of fees to the architect designing an outdoor physical education facility. Construction ...
  • Unknown author (1979-04-13)
    The Kilcawley Center Programming Board sought student applications. Greek Sing was announced for April 20. YSU students and those attending other universities share the same problems and concerns. Professor Joseph Koss ...
  • Unknown author (1973-04-13)
    Crisis threatens as members of the faculty union gather to vote to strike. The Board of Trustees reacted quizzically, and went into special session immediately after its regular meeting. Controversial historian Immanuel ...
  • Unknown author (1976-04-13)
    Student Government president bill Brown announced that he would not seek reelection. Dr. James Dale (Philosophy & Religious Studies) was appointed head of YSU’s American Studies Program. Student Affairs was to sponsor a ...

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