Liberal Arts Dean Dorrill Champions Whole Person Education
OHIO UNIVERSITY named William F. Dorrill dean of arts and sciences. The Baylor and UVA graduate with Harvard PhD, previously at RAND and Pitt, emphasizes liberal arts, student advising, career focus, and external funding. He urged open-door policy and plans to raise funding while guiding four to five years of stability.
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Michael Lajoie
William F. Dorrill
Ohio University
Dorrill
College of Arts and Sciences
Dallas
Texas
Baylor University
University of Virginia
Harvard University
China
Derrill
Central Intelligence Agency
Rand Corp
Vietnam
University of Pittsburgh
Write-In Candidates Filed Across Athens County
Athens County residents filed as write-in candidates for the November election. Eleven write-ins are named including Albany mayor Albany, The Plains two trustees, Chauncey village council member, Trimble village council member, and Coolville village council member. Several villages lack candidates for offices including Amesville treasurer and one council seat, Albany treasurer, Jacksonville mayor, Trimble three council seats, Coolville treasurer and board of public affairs, and Buchtel four council seats. County Elections Director William Howe notes mayors will appoint board members and the Jacksonville council president will become mayor after the election.
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Athens County
William Howe
Troy Hyatt
William Battrell
Albany
Roger Cochran
the Plains
Athens
Richard Evener
Chauncey
James Shafer
Trimble
William Scott
Coolville
Amesville
Jacksonville
Board of Public Affairs
Buchtel
Howe
Students condemn calendar ad portraying Nigerian culture
Ohio University Student Senate gave first reading to a protest resolution against Stroh's Brewery Co and advertisers for distributing a calendar seen as stereotyping Africans. Judi Jones cites cultural misunderstanding while 800 West Green residents sign a petition about limited dining at Boyd Hall.
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Ohio University Student Senate
Senate
Stroh's Brewery Co
Judi Jones
International Students Commission
Stroh’s
West Green
Boyd Hall
Steve Rockey
Rockey
Gene Reed
Food Services
OU Professor Honored by National WICI Chapter
Ohio University assistant professor Dru Riley Evarts and OU's Women in Communications Inc. chapter receive national recognition at the WICI meeting in Honolulu. Evarts earns a $1000 research grant and chapter members win second prize for a journalism curriculum.
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Dru Riley Evarts
Ohio University
Women In Communications Inc
WICI
Honolulu
Evarts
OU Wici
Vira Jones
Cinda Fodor
Media Report
Lions Light Bulb Sale Boosts Fundraising in Athens
Athens Lions conducted their annual light bulb sale this week to raise funds. President Gene Reed stated sales appear ahead of last year, with many members still distributing bulbs and final totals pending receipt of all materials.
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Athens
Deppen opposes Second Street parking ban
Miss Deppen, a Democratic candidate for the at large seat, opposes banning all parking on Second Street. She urges the council to consider Second Street residents and traffic safety complaints, proposing more police visits to curb speeding and sidewalk driving. She notes about 20 percent of local residents lack off street parking.
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Margaret Deppen
Second Street
Miss Deppen
Scout-O-Rama At Parkersburg South High School
The 1977 Scout-O-Rama at Parkersburg South High School in South Sch Oct 22 and 23 features demos and actions of Scouting in Action. Tickets are available from area scouts and cover hundreds of Boy Scouts Cub Scouts and Explorers.
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Parkersburg South High School
South Sch
State sends 1977 tax rollback funds to 16 counties
State distributes 17.5 million dollars in second half 1977 property tax rollback and homestead exemption and administration cost reimbursements to 16 counties. In this area Athens receives 341,920.88, Jackson 168,480.76, Morgan 89,612.92, Perry 195,1938.51.
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Athens
Jackson
Morgan
Perry
Agnone Leads Downtown Kiwanis Club Installation
The Downtown Kiwanis Club installed new officers led by Lt Gov Al DeRose. Tony Agnone becomes president replacing Alan Goldsberry with duties through the year. The club plans a major fund raising drive and co sponsors the Athens Marching Band Festival at Peden Stadium featuring thirty two bands.
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Kiwanis Club
Baker Center
Kiwanis Division
al DeRose
Tony Agnone
Ivan Harper
Kermit Smith
Dudley Williams
Roger Thompson
DeRose
Athens
Agnone
Alan Goldsberry
Peden Stadium
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Dean Dorrill
THE
Nelsonville Home & Savings Association
Columbus
Nelsonville
Ohio
Telephone
Winwntie
FSLIC
Federal Sewngs & Loan Insurance Corp
Housing Office
Cobra
Cunningham Music Center
Zenith
Mark
the Baldwin
Stimson & A Mente
Athens, Ohio
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