1975-1995: OU News

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    Oakland University News: April 11, 1986
    (Oakland University, 1986-04-11) University Relations News Service; Llewellyn, James
    Campus Fund Drive Surpasses $64,000 ; Stinson Receives AP Award ; ERI Achievements Cites ; Education Expert to Lecture at OU ; Workshop Explores Burnout ; Oakland County Science--Math Collaborative Aims at Teaching ; Commencement Plans Set ; Women's Group Hosts psychic and television personality Jacqui Kendall ; Word is Out: MB Center a Popular Place ; Barrier-Free Campus a Goal of University ; Distaste for Gramm-Rudman Shows at Hearing ; Mathematicians Coming to OU ; Mimes Give Children's Show ; Senior Linda Sattler Places in Top 200 in US in William Lowell Putnam Mathematical Competition
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    Oakland University News: October 27, 1989
    (Oakland University, 1989-10-27) University Relations News Service; Llewellyn, James
    A New Chapter for Kresge Library: Dedication on November 8 Marks Completion of Renovation Program ; Board Approves $57.8 Million Operating Budget for 1989-90 ; Capital Outlay Requests Sent to Lansing; Science Building at Top of Funding List ; Photo: Actor Lew Ayres and Lowell Eklund ; Hartmann, Sims Keep Leadership Roles ; University Addresses Future Budget Needs in Proposal Provided to State ; Atlanta's Mayor Andrew Young to Lecture November 1 ; Changes in Buildings and Grounds Make Campus 'User Friendly' for Handicapped ; Professor Outlines Sanctioned Destruction of Brazilian Tropical Rain Forests ; Lew & Lowell: Friends Find Education a Common Bond ; Tepley Contributes to Migraine Research ; Cardimen Takes Tech Park Message to Asia ; Student Writers Pick Up Tips from Pros ; 'Company' is Coming and You're Invited ; Packed Pavilion Audience Gazes into Future of Education ; Fall Enrollment Up 131 in Headcount ; OU External Funding Tops $6 Million in 1988-89; Research Exceeds $4 Million ; A Compassionate Look at 'The Boys Next Door' at Meadow Brook