Local evangelist removed from Student Center
What started off as a normal Thursday afternoon at the Student Center Plaza escalated into a heated
battle between students and a local evangelist (PHOTO)
New heating plant closes parking lot
The location of available parking around the Recreation and Wellness Center is changing, but the
number of spaces is staying the same
Regents to vote on university budgets
The Ohio Higher Education Funding Commission will make recommendations to the Ohio Board of Regents
for the operating budget for state universities during the 2000-2001 school year today. The regents
will vote on the budgets
Moulton Hall Ameritech Classroom opens Monday
The Ameritech Electronic Classroom, designed for research on how K-12 students learn while interacting
with multimedia courses, is ready to begin its second semester of operation, Monday in Moulton Hall
University gets ready to meet candidates
As the search for a provost at Kent State continues, soon it will be time for the university community
to meet the candidates
Meet the provost candidates
Jewish holiday a Day of Atonement
Yom Kippur has a much more solemn demeanor than the preceding holiday of Rosh Hashanah
Accreditation helps probation officers
The Center for Public Administration and Public Policy has received accreditation for its adult
probation officer training program, making it the first accredited program of its type in the state
Ohio ups academic standards
Too many Ohio schools are failing when it comes to academic standards for
student-athletes, so the state needs to require a minimum 2.0 grade-point average, state Sen. Gene
Watts, R-Dublin, said Thursday
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