Publication Date

9-11-1973

Abstract

WKU campus newspaper reporting campus, athletic and Bowling Green, Kentucky news. Articles in this issue:

  • Elam, Jerry. Associated Student Governement Committee to Investigate Part-time Student Opportunities
  • Elam, Jerry. Steve Yater Commends WKY Regents
  • Ayers, Elaine. He’s after the Pusher – Fred Lancaster, Bowling Green Police
  • Primary Slated for Sept. 20
  • Voter Registration Slated Thursday
  • Dissatisfaction Spawns Disease of Nostalgia …
  • But Desire for Good Ol’ Days Doesn’t Go Quite Far Enough
  • Tewell, Terry. Wants No Apathy’
  • Goatley, Greg. Says Re-Register
  • Services Are Held for Mrs. Downing – A.C. Downing
  • James Carpenter Joins Committee
  • Ayers, Elaine. Drug Convictions ‘May or May not’ Keep You Out
  • Ayers, Elaine. Drug Ordinance Used in 20 Arrests since January
  • Johnston, Scott. Ivan Wilson Center: the Fine Art of A-maze-ing the Students
  • Pence, Carter. Street Plan Needed Chance to Survive
  • Rogers, Richard & Don Collins. Cheerleaders Practice Diligently for Season Debut
  • WKU Holstein Named Fair Winner
  • Madison, Stephanie. Home-ec House to Relocate – Home Management House
  • Palmer, Alan. Local Officials Attend Seminar
  • Smith, Verenda. Western Rolls past Appalachian St., 42-7
  • John Embree Lost Indefinitely
  • Collins, Don. Women’s Net Team Opens Saturday against University of Louisville
  • Peckenpaugh, Leo. Maybe it’s the Little Things that Separate the Winners from the Losers
  • Rogers, Richard. Ohio Valley Conference Teams Get Off to a Slow Start in Opening Games
  • Track Meeting Slated Thursday
  • Johnston, Scott. Cut above Not Enough to Save ‘Black Gunn’
  • Ayers, Elaine. ‘Crafty’ Women Display Talents
  • Merrill, Bonnie. Country-western ‘Git-together’ Replaces Bluegrass Festival
  • Spanish Offered to Faculty, Staff

Disciplines

Communication | Higher Education Administration | Journalism Studies | Mass Communication | Public Relations and Advertising | Social and Behavioral Sciences | Social History | Sports Studies

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