Publication Date

3-9-1978

Abstract

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

  • Lee, Renee. Student is Search of Perfect Line Finds It in Poetry – David Surface
  • Bennett, Jo. State Dorm Services Not Alike, but the Cost is About the Same
  • Judd, Alan. Spending Limits Set for Associated Student Government Elections
  • Hancock, Catherine. Dorm Rule Change Not in Applications
  • Western Senior Miss Kentucky Pageant Runner-Up – Debbie Pardue
  • Lee, Renee. Spring Break is Business for Two Selling Florida Trip – Mike Mattingly, Robin Hefner
  • Science Workshop Gets Grant
  • Deficiency Notices Due by March 20
  • For the Record
  • Lopsided Ticket Sales Leave Students Losers
  • Editorial Cartoon: NCAA Tournament Student Tickets
  • Appling, Tim. Calls Tickets Raw Deal
  • Chancey, Kathleen. Situation Abhorrent
  • Stockton, William. 40 Tickets Outrage
  • Beshear, Tom. United Black Students Lectures Help Students Pick Majors
  • Lee, Renee. Poet Captivates Audience – Gary Snyder
  • Fish, Tim. Gotcha Students Hooked on Video Games
  • Debaters Participate in Mock Obscenity Trial – Forensics Team
  • Owen, Karen. Burning Up Sunscreen Prevents Burns, Fever Blisters
  • Carpenter, Steve. Students Go to Great Lengths to Teach in Foreign Countries
  • Business Students Win 16 Awards in State
  • Armstrong, Bryan. NCAA Bound Western May Find Tall Syracuse Lineup Over Its Head
  • White, Don. Tops Unprepared Going into Opener – Baseball
  • Vincent, Robin. Two Look at Meet Differently - Gymnastics
  • Golfers in Florida Tourney
  • 42 to Receive NCAA Tickets
  • Whitaker, David. Sprinters to Run at Nationals
  • Taylor, Beth. Bono’s All Stars Meet People’s Choice in Final – Intramurals
  • Toppers to Travel to Florida - Tennis

Disciplines

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

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