Title
Document Type
Newspaper
Publication Date
10-15-1974
Tags
academic libraries, American Revolution Bicentennial 1976, Association of Illinois Student Governments (AISG), Board of Governors, building materials, College of Environmental and Applied Sciences (CEAS), Cor-Ten steel, gymnasiums, Hugh Rank, Innovator, Joseph Meredith, K.S. Sitaram, Marilyn Zwiers, theater, tuition, veterans, William E. Engbretson, workshops (seminars)
Abstract
The Innovator was a student newspaper published at Governors State University between March 1972 and October 2000. The newspaper featured student reporting, opinions, news, photos, poetry, and original graphics.
Volume
3
Number
16
Recommended Citation
Governors State University Student Services, Innovator (1974, October 15). http://opus.govst.edu/innovator/37
COinS
Contents
[p.1] Dr. Rank Displays O'Connor Analysis--University and Town Hook-Up: University Professor Runs for Office/Robert A. Blue [p.2] Response to the Phantom/Robert A. Blue and Tony Wardynski--Rank Display/Tom Mandel--Student Input is Essential/Bill Whited--Insanity at GSU/Doug Pilzer--Students Score [p.3] A Different Viewpoint on the Amnesty Question/Tom Mandel--AISG Meets/Robert A. Blue--U of I Survey Slanted/Robert Johnson--Education Board Staff Recommends Tuition Hike--AISG Whose [sic] Who [p.4] Student Services Serves Students--EAS Mobile Rolls Out--Gym Opens [p.5] A Woman Who Succeeds/Ramonita Segarra--Hawaiian Communications Instructor Visits GSU/Ramonita Segarra and Robert A. Blue--First Friday Kick Off [p.6] Hanrahan Sponsors Anti-Dog Fighting Bill-Metric Memoirs--College Climate Workshop Held--For Your Information--Health Hints: Pill May Control More Than Birth [p.7] Future Vets May Loose [sic] GI Bill--What Do Planners Plan?--BOG Conducts Evaluations [p.8] Improvement Explored--News Briefs/Lloyd DeGrane and Ramonita Segarra [p.9] Dinglefest Presents "Tom Swift and His..."--Trekkies Truckin'On [p.10] Has America Been Goldfingered? [p.11] "California Split" A Reel Side-Splitter--Bridgin' the Gap [p.12] Poetry.