Publication Date

9-26-1972

Abstract

WKU campus newspaper reporting campus, athletic and Bowling Green, Kentucky news. This issue contains articles:

  • Russell, Steven. Three New Regents Sworn In – Michael Fiorella, Gerald Edds, Chalmer Embry
  • Freshman Cheerleaders Chosen
  • ‘72 Talisman Receives Highest Rating
  • Spinks, Martha. Warren Countian Sweeps Up – Percy Beason, Broom maker
  • Rabold, Cindy. Western Junior Interns in State Government
  • Kentucky Library Extends Evening Hours
  • Veterans on Campus Elected
  • Educators Enlighten School Board Races
  • Richard Nixon Remains Unscathed by Unsavory Happenings
  • Fall Reflections: Season Means More Than Burning Leaves
  • Slack Time at Associated Student Government Congress
  • New Office to Aid Research – Grants & Contract Services
  • Anderson, Bart. Honor Societies Promote Scholarship
  • Mitchell, Phyllis. Amazing Tones of Joy Offer Music that Kindles Sensibilities
  • Caudill, Tom. It’s on Again: Environmental Science Plans Resume
  • What’s Happening
  • Prince of Printers Focuses on Northern Ireland – Robert Ward
  • Associated Student Government Asks Bankruptcy Plan
  • Ayers, Elaine. Visitation: Open-Dorm Forces Continue Fight
  • Tickets Needed for Howdy Doody Show
  • Chemistry Club Slated Lecturer – Lee Martin
  • Witt, Travis. Toppers Use Big Plays to Shock Governors, 28-7 – Austin Peay State University
  • Peckenpaugh, Leo. Surprise Western Raps 23 Hits
  • Nick Rose Wins Owensboro Invitational
  • Peckenpaugh, Leo. Sports Writers Run into Trouble Trying to Predict Topsy Ohio Valley Conference Race
  • Jess Neely to Visit Western Kentucky University
  • Delta Tau Delta Top Alpha Kappa Psi’s in Intramural Play
  • Accident is Fatal to Two Freshmen – Michael Ellis, Michael Landrum

Disciplines

African American Studies | Communication | Higher Education Administration | Journalism Studies | Mass Communication | Public Relations and Advertising | Race and Ethnicity | Social and Behavioral Sciences | Social History | Social Influence and Political Communication | Sociology | Sports Studies | United States History | Women's History

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