The Sentinel Vol. 20, No. 4

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 College student newspapers and periodicals; Kennesaw College 
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1985-11-05
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Sentinel staff
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Geographic CoverageKennesaw, GA
Time Period1985
CreatorSentinel staff
Date Accessioned2015-11-10T14:19:33Z
Date Available2015-11-10T14:19:33Z
Issue Date1985-11-05
Identifierks5101-19851105
CitationThe Sentinel student newspaper collection, KSU/51/01, Kennesaw State University Archives.
Handlehttp://hdl.handle.net/11360/1810
Physical Extent12 pages
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Languageen_US
PublisherDigitized by the Kennesaw State University Archives.
Part ofSentinel student newspaper, 1966 - present
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SubjectCollege student newspapers and periodicals
SubjectKennesaw College
TitleThe Sentinel Vol. 20, No. 4
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Table of ContentsJames Dickey visits Kennesaw; KC launches unique leadership program for faculty; Increasing enrollment creates new administrative position; Questions & Answers; Observing modern nature in its concrete glory; Entusiasm or apathy, students have a choice; Miami has its vice-real or not; Animal care service fills community need; SGA summary; New faculty, more classrooms planned; Campus News; Kennesaw Cross Country; Womens' basketball team opens at the Omni; Parking poses problems; Alcohol policy on campus; ERT meets November 11; Nursing teleconference; PHI MU ALPHA sinfonia; Commando creams the commies; Remo is a real adventure; Chattahoochee park posts fall hours; A day in DC; Local Hispanics form earthquake relief fund; Propeace plans 3,235 mile protest;
Intended AudienceGeneral Public