1975-1995: OU News

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    Oakland University News: February 24, 1984
    (Oakland University, 1984-02-24) University Relations News Service; Llewellyn, James
    OU Senate removes N Grade option ; Insurance settlements for Kresge Library rare books theft and stable and maintenance building fire loss ; Center for the Arts sponsors tour of Italy ; Professor S. Bernard Thomas publishes Labor and the Chinese Revolution ; OU chemistry professor Mike Sevilla chosen to speak at the Faraday Discussion of the Royal Society of Chemistry in England ; profile of assistant professor of chemistry Tadeusz Malinski ; Cancer research ; The Heiress at Meadow Brook Theatre
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    Oakland University News: January 31, 1986
    (Oakland University, 1986-01-31) University Relations News Service; Llewellyn, James
    State Delays Implementing Funding Formula ; Black Awareness Month ; Hormone Eyed for Heart ; Contributions Reach $38,000 in Campus Drive ; Margo King: New Director of U. Relations ; Employee Benefits ; Approach to Academic Freedom Splits Opinion ; Anti-gestational drug under study by Moudgil ; Wayside Motor Inn at Center for the Arts ; Research Committee Announces Fall Awards ; Nursing Program Rates Well
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    Oakland University News: November 15, 1985
    (Oakland University, 1985-11-15) University Relations News Service; Llewellyn, James
    Interest Surges in Teacher Education Classes ; Academic Freedom Meets Monitoring ; Artificial Intelligence on Agenda at National Satellite Symposium ; OU Strengthens Ties with Peruvian Program ; Shaw and Superman: A Symposium ; Area Architectural survey concludes ; AAUP standing committees study intrusions into academic freedom ; The Art of Dancing ; Leadership Plan takes tip from GM ; Comet Night: lectures and tips on viewing Halley's Comet, sponsored by the Department of Physics ; Official Policy on Closing Outlined by ERD