UA12/2/1 College Heights Herald, Vol. 56, No. 1

WKU campus newspaper reporting campus, athletic and Bowling Green, Kentucky news. This issue includes articles: Johnson, Nathan. Dirty Work Simplified at Laundries Near Campus Meet Challenge of Dorm Room with Some Personal Touches Suiter, Becky. Library Services Varied Wheeler, Fred. CLEP Exams Offer Course Credit Students Staff 2 Publications Galloway, Amy. Local Grocery Prices Show Little Change Sheets, Carol. Dining, Shopping Areas Can be Reached on Foot Transportation Access Adds Shopping Variety Church Centers Near Campus Offer Fellowship Hall, Jim. Speeches, Trips, Host Families Acquaint Foreign Students to City O’Connor, Maureen. Carded I.D. Opens Up Campus Activities Skaggs, Phil. Campus Post Office Offers Personality Skaggs, Phil. Automatic Tellers Offer Fast Cash, Convenience STAN Numbers Allow Toll Calls – Student Telephone Account Number Hall, Jim & Becky Suiter. City, University Provide Health, Counseling Help Campus Food Plan Saves Money Car Ticketing to Begin Saturday Faulkner, Robin. Getaway: Car Pooling Will be One Way to Leave Town Deficient Grades Cause Probation Off-Campus Job List Available Bookstore Extends Hours, Long Lines Await Buyers Phone Books Expected in October Mitchell, Cyndi. Budget Cut Extent not Yet Known Wheeler, Fred. Tripling Solves Housing Crunch Comer, Diane & Cyndi Mitchell. First Student Takes Council on Higher Education Seat Neat, Sharon. Students Feel Financial Pinch Editorial Cartoon: Stuffing Phone Booth, Gibbons Your Turn – Herald Readers Can Contribute Galloway, Amy. City Seemed Satisfied with J.R. Ewing Facsimile – Stan Cottrell Sandman, Ellen. Public Safety to Stop Jumping Car Batteries Cable Failure Causes Partial Blackout Suiter, Becky. Chemistry Training Leads William Lloyd to New Job as Ogden College Dean George Overstreet Heads WKU Owensboro Program Donald Zacharias on Radio Show Today Hess, Mark. Robert Mounce Will Accept Presidency Sandman, Ellen. Changes in Education Department Few Johnson, Nathan. 11 Malay Students Begin Year Trip Shopping Center Council on Higher Education Delays Degree Approval Skaggs, Phil. Most Favor Five-Week Summer Sessions University Center Board Programs Limited Wheeler, Fred. Campus Radio Returns – WKYU Credit Available Through Kentucky Educational Television Carter, Robert. Thieves Find Fraternity Houses Easy Mark – Sigma Chi Farm Suffers $80000 Loss When Cows Hit by Lightning – Agriculture Comer, Diane. Associated Student Government Wants Stronger Voice in Policy Making Coal Research to Continue Here School Reduces Telephone Bill Pinkston, Janet. Alumna Sings Thank-Yous for Success – Sheila Jackson Pinkston, Janet. New Beech Bend Owner Giving Grounds a Facelift – Ronnie Milsap Pinkston, Janet. Cable TV Franchise to be Signed – Storer Communications Bowling Green Singers Announce Schedule Sheets, Carol. Kentucky Museum Moves to Kentucky Building Boles, Barbara. Bowling Green Past Boasts Culture, Trade Raque, Sally & Barbara Boles. Catty Performance Stars in Bell, Book and Candle – Ebony Jete Social Luxuries Cut as Art Budget Tightens Kinsner, Sandy. Filling Spare Time Easier with Recreation Bargains National Poetry Contests Offers $1,000 Grand Prize Suiter, Becky. Five Events Set for Fine Arts Festival High School Students to Study Dance – Theatre & Dance (WKU) University Lecture Series Planned Kinsner, Sandy. Local Radio, TV Stations Offer Varied Programs Heath, Mark. Athletics Spending Cut $93,000 Stewart, Kevin. Budget Cutbacks Could Hurt Ohio Valley Conference Heath, Mark. Making Tracks – Del Hessel Skaggs, Phil. Baseball Highlights Spring Sports Basketball Admission to Increase Slightly McKenzie, Timothy. Baseball Sends 5 to Pros Tryouts for Baseball Will Begin Thursday State Sports Classics Come to T