The Oakland Post 1991-03-11

Abstract

Reserves to get full refunds ; Adams and Squirrel Road projects to ease OU traffic ; Office paper recycling begins ; Kresge buys 85 books on Black history ; Music department to drop jazz: Popular professor replaced in department shake-up ; Panel discusses freedom of speech ; Health Institute wins award of achievement ; Crime Watch ; Pilot recycling program wise investment ; President to be commended for Gulf actions ; Center causes confusion Administration playing word games ; Letter to the Editor University should not condone political speech ; Scholar Tower transition poorly handled ; Improve safety before lawsuits ; Ten tips to beat the apocalypse: There is a way out ; Archives house hidden treasures ; Library art murals try to educate and please ; Critics explore Simon enigma ; RHYTHM REVIEW: Corps a crowd pleaser ; Alumni guitarist's inspiration fading ; Russian doctor has a midas touch ; Q: What should the United States' involvement now be in Iraq? ; New Mexico campus burns flag ; This Week's Horoscope ; What's Happening ; Abortion clinics may open on our campuses: Campus Spotlight ; Pioneers Win 15th GLIAC Championship: Women break GLIAC and pool records ; Men score 815 points; win 17 of 20 events ; Men cagers run down by Ferris: Finish third in GLIAC tourney after beating Northern Michigan ; Women place third in GLIAC tourney: Do not receive NCAA berth ; Writer's words touches lives; inspires others ; PIONEER OF THE WEEK: JENNIFER GOLEN WOMEN'S BASKETBALL