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Easterner, Vol. 26, No. 28, May 22, 1975
Associated Students of Eastern Washington State College
This issue includes articles about a talk by Dick Gregory, the Equal Rights Amendment, outreach to Vietnam Veterans, the Associated Students (AS) budget, Emerson Shuck's trip to China, AS president Tom Hampson's goals for the following school year, a Women's Week talk by Evelyn Reed, tennis players Bernie Loeffers and Fred Whitfield, and the Special Olympics event held on campus.
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Easterner, Vol. 26, No. 29, May 29, 1975
Associated Students of Eastern Washington State College
This issue includes articles about the potential layoff of 16 faculty members, Associated Students (AS) control over activities fees, the Equal Rights Amendment, the start of dorm courts, Women's Week activities, the performance of the men's track team at the NAIA championships, and the Women's Collegiate Sports Council banquet.
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Easterner, Vol. 26, No. 30, June 5, 1975
Associated Students of Eastern Washington State College
This issue includes articles about the lack of funding for a research station at Turnbull National Wildlife Refuge, the approval of the Associated Students (AS) budget, the appointment of Suzi Jackson as AS information agent, and Greg Mitchell's feat of clearing 7 feet in the high jump.
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Easterner, Vol. 27, No. 1, September 25, 1975
Associated Students of Eastern Washington State College
This issue contains articles about a discrimination complaint filed by English professor Charles Minor against Eastern Washington State College, the college subsidy for the bus line between Spokane and Cheney, the death of former college president Don Patterson, and the football defeat to Whitworth.
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Easterner, Vol. 27, No. 2, October 1, 1975
Associated Students of Eastern Washington State College
This issue contains articles about a faculty picket regarding collective bargaining negotiations, Dave Breidenbach's challenge to his removal from the Associated Students Legislature, courses taught in the Red Barn, artist in residence choreographer Leonard Fowler, a student production of Lady Audley's Secret, Eastern alum turned professional volleyball player Bernie Hite, and the football victory over Portland State University. A multipage tire ad insert is not included in this PDF.
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Easterner, Vol. 27, No. 3, October 9, 1975
Associated Students of Eastern Washington State College
This issue contains articles about the reelection of Chris Hickey as Associated Students (AS) speaker, the dismissal of English professor Charles Minor, campus parking expansion, President Emerson Shuck's opposition to faculty collective bargaining, cuts to the campus budget, the death of student Jean Nordblum, women in traditionally male professions, Homecoming week, and the football season.
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Easterner, Vol. 27, No. 4, October 16, 1975
Associated Students of Eastern Washington State College
This issue contains articles about English professor Charles Minor's decision to fight his dismissal, problems arising out of high enrollment at Eastern, the Women and the Law Conference held in Spokane, refugees from the Vietnam War, the approval of a Cheney tax to raise money for the bus line between Spokane and Cheney, campus evangelist "Holy" Hubert Lindsey, and the football season.
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Easterner, Vol. 27, No. 5, October 23, 1975
Associated Students of Eastern Washington State College
This issue contains articles about a survey that recommends increased efforts at Eastern to hire and promote women and minorities, the resignation of Associated Students (AS) legislators, the potential support of professor Charles Minor by the faculty union in his challenge against his dismissal, the decrease in phone service as a measure to cut costs, ways to earn credit through events related to the United States bicentennial, a lecture by journalist Daniel Schorr, and the Judo Club.
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Easterner, Vol. 27, No. 6, October 30, 1975
Associated Students of Eastern Washington State College
This issue contains articles about the seating of Associated Students (AS) legislators and the removal of Dave Breidenbach, a Board of Trustees meeting where the Black Education Program was discussed, the Indian Education Program, a library education program called KLOB (Kennedy Library Organizational Booklet), the food stamp program, Cheney's first female police officer Lorinda Twiss, comic acts at the Heater Little Theater, and the volleyball season.
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Easterner, Vol. 27, No. 7, November 6, 1975
Associated Students of Eastern Washington State College
This issue includes articles about the control of fees that fund student activities, the bus route between Spokane and Cheney, assertiveness training offered by Education professor Correen Morrill, Tawanka meal prices, the challenges for women re-entering the work place, resources for rape survivors in Cheney and Spokane, and the football and cross-country seasons.
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Easterner, Vol. 27, No. 8, November 14, 1975
Associated Students of Eastern Washington State College
This issue contains articles about the reinstatement of Dave Breidenbach to the Associated Students (AS) Legislature, collective bargaining between Eastern's faculty and administration, the loss of revenues for the bus between Spokane and Cheney, Eastern's football and wrestling season, and a student production of the Cat and the Canary.
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Easterner, Vol. 27, No. 9, November 20, 1975
Associated Students of Eastern Washington State College
This issue contains articles about the closing of the student radio station, student funding for the bus line between Spokane and Cheney, an evangelist named Holy Hubert, Spokane's Center for Environmental Understanding, the University Year for Action, the potential eruption of Mt. Baker, intramural tournaments, the ski program, and the upcoming wrestling season
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Easterner, Vol. 27, No. 10, December 4, 1975
Associated Students of Eastern Washington State College
This issue contains articles about cuts to the Indian Education budget, profits on the bus line between Spokane and Cheney, the death of sociology professor Ralph G. Connor, a lawyer hired by the Associated Students (AS) to investigate the budgeting of activities and services fees, donated blood rejected from the ROTC-sponsored blood drive, heightened enforcement of drug laws against marijuana possession, allegations of discrimination against the AS Legislature by the International Student Association (ISA), the AS court verdict on AS legislator Dave Breidenbach, and the men's basketball season.
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Easterner, Vol. 27, No. 11, January 8, 1976
Associated Students of Eastern Washington State College
This issue includes articles about the appointment of Daryl Phillipson as assistant attorney general, budget cutbacks, a request to the Board of Trustee's to acknowledge the American Federation of Teachers' right to represent the entire Eastern faculty, sanctions by the NAIA against the men's basketball team for scheduling a televised game against Washington State University, and the basketball season.
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Easterner, Vol. 27, No. 12, January 15, 1976
Associated Students of Eastern Washington State College
This issue includes articles about a complaint by the Black Education Program (BEP) about decisions about funding for student programs, the suspension of BEP student services officer Patrick Singleton, new regulations about monitoring the academic progress of veterans on the GI Bill, the new Criminal Justice Program, the construction of an open air theater, a student production of A Thousand Clowns, the men's and women's basketball season, the opening to the wrestling season, and an increase in foreign student enrollment.
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Easterner, Vol. 27, No. 13, January 22, 1976
Associated Students of Eastern Washington State College
This issue includes article about a potential tuition increase, the election of Jerry Howe as Associated Students (AS) pro-tem, a Spokane Transit System meeting to hear comments on the Spokane to Cheney bus route, the school's affirmative action plan, alcohol studies at Eastern's Primate Research Program, glass blower Wayne Myers, a computer installed in the JFK Library, rules governing dormitory entries by staff, a performance by hypnotist Gil Eagles, and a Spokane produced television show titled "The Ordeal of Tabitha Brown."
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Easterner, Vol. 27, No. 14, January 30, 1976
Associated Students of Eastern Washington State College
This issue includes articles about the resignation of President Emerson Shuck, the dismissal of English professor Charles Minor, a drop in enrollment, the Board of Trustees (BoT) decision not to recognize the American Federation of Teachers as the exclusive bargaining agent, the deferral by the BoT on a decision to offer students free admission to athletic events, the decision by the Council on Postsecondary Education to reject the change of Eastern to a university, Eastern's Speech and Hearing clinic, the Associated Students candidates, and high jumper Greg Mitchell.
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Easterner, Vol. 27, No. 15, February 5, 1976
Associated Students of Eastern Washington State College
This issue includes articles about the search for a new college president, the incorporation of Associated Students (AS), a mime class, American Federation of Teachers student representative Elizabeth Self, the Phase II Rehabilitation Center, teacher placement, the men's basketball season, markswoman Wanda Oliver, and biofeedback machine at the Center for Psychological Services.
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Easterner, Vol. 27, No. 16, February 12, 1976
Associated Students of Eastern Washington State College
This issue includes articles about the agreement reached regarding the dismissal of English professor Charles Minor, the State Attorney General's Office decision not to appoint an attorney for the Associated Students (AS), the resignation of Black Education Program director Clarence Williams, a report on carcinogens on campus, the AS budget, fare discrepancies on the bus route between Spokane and Cheney, student travel, DJs at the student radio station KEWC, and the men's basketball and wrestling seasons.
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Easterner, Vol. 27, No. 17, February 20, 1976
Associated Students of Eastern Washington State College
This issue includes articles about black students protesting an Associated Students (AS) Legislature meeting, a talk by Yvonne Wanrow attorney William Moses Kunstler, a response by the Council for Postsecondary Education to a claim by the Gonzaga University president about the relatively high cost of public colleges, rejected College budget requests, carcinogens on campus, sexually transmitted diseases on campus, the lifting of the NAIA probation resulting from an unsanctioned game against Washington State University, Eastern's Evergreen Conference men's basketball championship, and a dental hygiene class at the campus school.
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Easterner, Vol. 27, No. 18, February 28, 1976
Associated Students of Eastern Washington State College
This issue includes articles about Vice President Philip Marshall's upcoming term as interim president, the dissolution of the Services and Activities Fees Committees, a statement by outgoing president Emerson Shuck against institutional racism, the Board of Trustees dismissal of a clarification on policies allowing dormitory staff into student dorms, black student concerns, a talk by Yvonne Wanrow lawyer William Kunstler, music education at the campus school, the naming of Amsel Barton and W. M. Yeaman as Distinguished Alumnus, suicides on campus, the campus performance by Cheech and Chong, and the wrestling season.
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Easterner, Vol. 27, No. 19, March 4, 1976
Associated Students of Eastern Washington State College
This issue includes articles about the Associated Students (AS) budget process, the resignation of Assistant Attorney General Roger Reed, opposition to President Emerson Shuck's resignation, Special Events Pavilion operating costs, budget problems for the Inland Empire Zoological Society, basketball defeats by the men's basketball team, and the wrestling team's bid for the NAIA championship.
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Easterner, Vol. 27, No. 20, March 11, 1976
Associated Students of Eastern Washington State College
This issue includes articles about interim College President Philip Marshall, dorm privacy, faculty concerns over the dismissal of President Emerson Shuck, an AM student radio station, the installation of smoke detectors, protests over lack of funds to the Black Education Program, the celebration of National Nutrition Week, Evergreen Conference all stars Ron Cox and Ed Walter, the upcoming baseball season, and the proposed use of solar power at Eastern.
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Easterner, Vol. 27, No. 21, April 1, 1976
Associated Students of Eastern Washington State College
This issue includes articles about the proposed incorporation of the Associated Students (AS), a Board of Trustees meeting on the dismissal of President Emerson Shuck, an Anthropology Film Festival held at the JFK Library, an American Federation of Teachers' lawsuit against the Board of Trustees for the right to collective bargaining, new English composition requirements, the campus talk by Ralph Nader, Ms. Black Spokane Suzi Jackson, an Art Festival featuring Charles Hine's work Ghost Shirts, the baseball and track season, and bicycle care.
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Easterner, Vol. 27, No. 22, April 8, 1976
Associated Students of Eastern Washington State College
This issue includes articles about grade inflation, acting Vice President Raymond Whitfield, the Associated Students (AS) concerns about the use of Service and Activities fees on improvements in Isle Hall, mediation between the College and the Black Education Program, a new graduate program in Public Administration, the rock group Heart, the tennis and track seasons, and a Eastern's Industrial Technology Department's participation in a keg catapult competition.
The Eastern Washington University student newspaper was first published in the fall of 1916 as the State Normal School Journal. The paper initially covered events on campus, placement of graduates in eastern Washington counties, and letters from alumni sharing about their experiences in the classroom. From 1917-1919, many of the articles are dedicated to the World War I war effort and former students serving abroad.
The publication went through a number of name changes as the school became the Eastern Washington College of Education in 1937. In 1951, the paper was renamed the Easterner. The Easterner and its predecessor, the Journal, are weekly publications.
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