KIC sets budget for the semester
Programs to include Sibs weekend, and other social events
ACPB vice-president resigns from position
The All-Campus Programming Board announced the resignation of Vice President
Karah Sanders at a meeting held Tuesday morning.
KASA programs granted funding
Kent African Student Association was allocated more than $6,000 yesterday by the
All-Campus Programming Board for the third annual African Night Feb. 26. at the
Student Center Ballroom.
Planting trees, recycling to save the environment
Kent State students can now help save the environment through a new student
organization, Students Eliminating Environmental Destruction. SEED was started at
the beginning of the 1997 Fall semester, said Dena Berliner, president of the
organization.
In the News ...
News Briefs
Gene mutation will help newborns that suffer from AIDS
A gene mutation that slows the progression of AIDS in adults also
helps newborns infected with HIV fend off serious illnesses associated with the
disease, a study found.
Illinois man loses citizenship over alleged Nazi past
An elderly Illinois man accused of participating in a massacre
of Jews at a Nazi slave labor camp during World War II has lost a second court
battle to retain his U.S. citizenship, the Justice Department said Tuesday.
State of the Union 1998
Clinton calls for reforms to education, Social Security no mention of Lewinsky
GOP responds to Clinton speech, calls for tax cuts
Hoping to wrestle control of the election-year legislative
agenda from President Clinton, congressional Republicans responded to the State
of the Union speech Tuesday by calling for tax cuts, more local control of
schools and a government that takes less from Americans.
Indian law enforcement to have huge increase
WASHINGTON - With crime rates soaring on reservations, the Clinton administration
is proposing a 140 percent increase in spending for Indian law enforcement.
Possible asbestos in Ohio Twinkies, HoHo's
More than a dozen types of Hostess snacks, including HoHo's and
Twinkies, sold in Ohio and 20 other states are being recalled because of possible
asbestos contamination.
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