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Hookah smoking can have health effects similar to cigarettes 17

KentNewsNet.com, Kent State University, Kent, OH

2 days ago by Carrie Circosta and Brianne Carlon

Chilling on massive, fluffy pillows and blowing smoke rings is the newest way Kent State students are relaxing from the stresses of college life.

Students such as Eric Donovan, freshman business administration major, tried hookah for the first time last weekend at FireFly Lounge.

Campus residents adapt to slow summer at YSU 6

The Jambar, Youngstown State University, Youngstown, OH

7 hours ago by Sarah Sole

Though many residential students find ways to entertain themselves, some admit that there are pros and cons to staying at Youngstown State University during the summer months.  

Resident Assistant Hasan Ghayur said he prefers to stay. "It's a nice way to socialize and make friends," he said, and living in housing means he does not have to worry about cooking for himself.

KSU athletic department looks for ways to cut back 6

KentNewsNet.com, Kent State University, Kent, OH

2 days ago by Jody Michael

The current state of the economy has forced changes upon the Kent State sports' programs. Athletic Director Laing Kennedy and the rest of the university's athletic department is in charge of finding creative ways to cut back costs without affecting the success of the programs or the athletes' performances.

Ohio gets new driver's license design 5

KentNewsNet.com, Kent State University, Kent, OH

6 hours ago by Kristyn Soltis

Andrew Konya, junior physics major, entered the Kent Bureau of Motor Vehicles on June 8 to renew his driver's license for his 21st birthday. He walked out of the BMV with a pink license.

Akron coach's actions are out of bounds 2

KentNewsNet.com, Kent State University, Kent, OH

1 day ago by DKS Editorial Board


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Ohio gets new driver's license design


		Ohio gets new driver's license design

KentNewsNet.com, Kent State University, OH

1 day ago by Kristyn Soltis

Andrew Konya, junior physics major, entered the Kent Bureau of Motor Vehicles on June 8 to renew his driver's license for his 21st birthday. He walked out of the BMV with a pink license.

Former Rock basketball player wanted in drive-by shooting

The Rocket, Slippery Rock University, PA

14 hours ago by Josh Rizzo

A former SRU basketball star is wanted on two counts of murder for allegedly killing a college student and manager of pizza shop in Greenville, North Carolina.

James Earl Richardson, 32, who played basketball at SRU from 1998-2000, is on the run from police and may face the death penalty once captured.

Kent celebrates heritage with annual festival

KentNewsNet.com, Kent State University, OH

2 days ago by Allyson Eighmey

The 14th annual Kent Heritage Festival celebration will kick off Saturday downtown. The all-day festival will run from 9 a.m. to midnight a end with a fireworks display beginning at 10 p.m.

How to survive a tornado


		How to survive a tornado

KentNewsNet.com, Kent State University, OH

1 day ago by Suzi Starheim

After more than four years of research, a Kent State professor said he may have found a way to save more lives during tornadoes. Thomas Schmidlin, a Kent State professor for 24 years in the school of geography, said his research interests are climatology, natural hazards and severe weather.

Listen to Schmidlin discuss his tornado research.

Summer Festival of the Arts 2009

The Jambar, Youngstown State University, OH

1 day ago by Danielle Dietz REPORTER

Youngstown State University's Summer Festival of the Arts is back for another year bringing students, faculty and community members a variety of summertime events.

The festival, which will be held on YSU's campus July 11 and 12, will feature an array of fine and performing arts, including artists such as Laurie J.

Change to code of student conduct put on hold

The Rocket, Slippery Rock University, PA

1 day ago by Josh Rizzo

During a meeting with representatives from various labor unions around campus on Wednesday, SRU President Robert Smith talked about setting aside certain areas around campus where people couldn't smoke.

In the proposed change to the student code of conduct approved on June 19, the document had called for certain smoking areas and a five step punishment system for students.

Smith to present smoking plan to unions on Wednesday

The Rocket, Slippery Rock University, PA

3 days ago by Josh Rizzo

A possible change in the student code of conduct to limit smoking to designated areas was approved by SRU's Council of Trustees on June 19. On Wednesday, President Robert Smith will present the idea to all of the labor unions on campus to see how they feel about the plan.

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