Publication Date

2-26-1991

Abstract

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

  • Tatum, Doug. Athletics Director Search Heats Up
  • Steinhauer, Kris. Caving Group Goes Down Under – Green River Grotto
  • Stewart, Nikita. Recruiting of Minority Teachers Questioned
  • Yates, Lauren. Astronomy Teacher Randall Lee Harper Jr., 29, Dies
  • Hoff, Meagan. Dental Hygiene Program Reaccredited
  • Candidate Visits Western – Larry Forgy
  • March to Fountain Square Planned Today – Demonstrations, Persian Gulf War, 1991
  • Brooks, James. Center to Strengthen Teaching – Center for Teaching & Learning
  • Poynter, Chris. Administrators Eye Wish Lists – Western XXI
  • It’s Good to Ask Students, Do Services Measure Up?
  • Quire, Jeff. Big Red Checking Services
  • Carter, Darla. Black Students Face Unique Obstacles at Western
  • Jones, Steve. Grill Closes Too Early – Dining Services
  • Student Insurance Law Flawed
  • Willard, Ralph. Fans Get Thanks – Basketball
  • Smith, Kerry. Racquetball Woes
  • Green, Travis. Icy Patches Could Be Hazards
  • Taylor, Christine. Survey to Evaluate Programs – Accreditation
  • Summar, Bart. ’71 Team Reflects on Glory Days – Basketball
  • Summar, Bart. Anthony Palm, Joe Lightfoot End with a Victory – Basketball
  • Daugherty, Brian. Winning Streak History – Basketball
  • Breeda Dennehy Secures Spot in Nationals
  • Singles Play Lifts Tops to First Win – Tennis
  • Burton, Marsha. Western Outscores Panthers 31-6 in 3-Game Series – Baseball

Disciplines

Advertising and Promotion Management | African American Studies | Communication | Higher Education Administration | Journalism Studies | Mass Communication | Military and Veterans Studies | Military History | Public Affairs, Public Policy and Public Administration | Public Relations and Advertising | Publishing | Race and Ethnicity | Race, Ethnicity and Post-Colonial Studies | Social and Behavioral Sciences | Social Influence and Political Communication | Sports Studies

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