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KENNESAW STATE VS TENNESSEE STATE Vs
@KSUOWLSMBB Assistant Director of Communications/MBB Contact: Joseph Feldman | Email: [email protected] | Office: 470-578-7789 | Cell: 678-787-0988 » 2017-18 SCHEDULE & RECORD KENNESAW STATE VS TENNESSEE STATE Overall 1-4 GAME 6 | NOVEMBER 25 | KSU CONVOCATION CENTER | KEnnESAW, GA. ASUN 0-0 KENNESAW STATE TENNESSEE STATE Non-Conference 1-4 vs Home 1-0 RECORD: 1-4, 0-0 RECORD: 2-2, 0-0 Away 0-4 COACH: AL SKINNER COACH: DANA FORD Neutral 0-0 25TH SEasON (412-332) 4TH SEasON (42-50) » NOVEMBER DATE OPPONENT TIME PROBABLE STARTING LINEUP 5 West Georgia (EXH) W, 96-76 NO. NAME POS. CL. HT. WT. NOTES 10 at Butler L, 82-64 2 JORdaN JONES F RSR. 6-8 205 TWO-YEAR STARTER 13 at Hofstra L, 77-57 3 JAMES SCOTT G SO. 6-5 185 TEAM LEADER AVG. 16.2 PPG 16 Piedmont W, 77-54 18 at Tennessee Tech L, 82-68 11 KYLE CLARKE G JR. 6-5 200 SECOND SEASON AS STARTING PG 22 at Florida State L, 98-79 21 NICK MasTERSON G SR. 6-6 214 2ND IN NATION IN 3PT FG % 25 Tennessee State 7 p.m. 24 BRYSON LOCKLEY F SO. 6-8 203 STARTED TWO GAMES 28 at Washington 9 p.m. 30 at Seattle 10:30 p.m. KEY OFF THE BENCH NO. NAME POS. CL. HT. WT. NOTES » DECEMBER 4 TYLER HOOKER G RSO. 6-0 150 PLAYED 34 MINS AGAINst FSU DATE OPPONENT TIME 13 TRISTAN JARRETT G FR. 6-4 196 3 STAR RECRUIT ON ESPN 13 at Texas Tech 9 p.m. -
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KENNESAW STATE UNIVERSITY ORAL HISTORY PROJECT INTERVIEW WITH PRESIDENT SAMUEL S. OLENS CONDUCTED, EDITED, AND INDEXED BY THOMAS A. SCOTT for the KSU ORAL HISTORY SERIES, NO. 145 FRIDAY, DECEMBER 1, 2017 Kennesaw State University holds legal title and all literary property rights, including copyright, to this oral history. It is not to be reproduced without permission from the director of the Kennesaw State University Oral History Project. Kennesaw State University Oral History Project KSU Oral History Series, No. 145 Interview with President Samuel S. Olens Conducted, edited, and indexed by Thomas A. Scott Friday, December 1, 2017 Location: Kennesaw Hall 5th Floor Board Room, Kennesaw State University TS: Let me begin with a question about the presidential search. President [Daniel S.] Papp announced his plans to retire on May 10, 2016. At the time, you were half way through your second four-year term as attorney general of Georgia. There was speculation you wanted to run for governor in 2018. We also began hearing rumors at least by June last year that you wanted to be KSU’s fourth president. Can you discuss why you wanted to be president, and how you made the decision to apply for the job? SO: First of all I was never going to run for governor, but, politically, you didn’t want to make that statement because you didn’t want to lose the political capital to assist you each legislative session in making necessary change. My family knew I was not running for governor. From my perspective, the race for governor requires that you take extreme positions before you get to the general election. -
What's Inside
Happy Passover JewishTHE Georgian Volume 23, Number 2 Atlanta, Georgia MARCH-APRIL 2011 FREE Passover in Atlanta What’s Inside 1869-1959 Planning Your Passover By David Geffen Festival.” The writer stated, Check out our special holiday editions Only four years after the Civil War “The Jewish citi- of “Kosher Affairs” and “Kosher ended in 1869, The Atlanta Constitution ran zens of Atlanta Korner.” an article with the headline “Passover To are getting ready By Roberta Scher and Be Observed by Atlanta Hebrews.” Not too for the Feast of Rabbi Reuven Stein many details about the holiday are listed, Passover. Pages 34 & 35 but the members of The Temple, Atlanta’s Unleavened bread will first congregation, probably baked the mat- be eaten. The interesting Moses zoh themselves, since it was difficult to facts about observance will and is in arrange for the shipping of the unleavened be given plus an explanation of commemo- Remembering bread from other cities with larger Jewish the plagues of Egypt.” ration of the Ben Rabinowitz populations. One hundred and twenty five years departure of the chil- In 1886, the first year in which the ago, our ancestors here were quite involved dren of Israel from Egypt.” What followed The Atlanta Jewish community has lost Eastern European immigrants could truly in ensuring that the holiday was observed was a precise rendering of the ancient a loyal friend. be recognized as a separate group in in the precise fashion. “The Jewish citizens chronology, as calculated by that Atlanta Page 33 Atlanta, there was a major story about of Atlanta,” the story noted, “ are busily Constitution reporter. -
09/2012 Newsclippings Office Ofomm C Unications and Public Relations
Digital Commons @ Georgia Law Press Releases, Media Mentions, Graduates in the Media Archives News & Faculty Highlights 9-1-2012 09/2012 Newsclippings Office ofomm C unications and Public Relations Recommended Citation Office of Communications and Public Relations, "09/2012 Newsclippings" (2012). Media Archives. 28. https://digitalcommons.law.uga.edu/media_archives/28 This Article is brought to you for free and open access by the Press Releases, Media Mentions, Graduates in the News & Faculty Highlights at Digital Commons @ Georgia Law. It has been accepted for inclusion in Media Archives by an authorized administrator of Digital Commons @ Georgia Law. Please share how you have benefited from this access For more information, please contact [email protected]. CLAssNOTES GeO~I(V .MUj~£I~ Sert6Y1 ~ 2.0,1- y rvc• with other veterinary practices in the area. Elijah Wade Connell (BS '99) of "When the fights were down-then, selectively lit again, the minimalist Monroe was named athletics director music of Philip Glass was beard. The dancers began their mouements-« of Monroe Area Comprehensive High School. Allison Farr Crutcher and-I was transformed=at one with the performers ... These (AB] '99) of Greenville, S.c., was words express what it means to me to participate as a member of the hired by Crawford Strategy, a full- audience ... I am always somehow lifted to another realm of being ... It is service marketing and public relations tnbrant. It is vital to existence, " company. Crutcher will serve as an account executive. Tzu-Chuan Jane - Ethel Tison Chaffin (MA '81) in a letter to Bala Sarasvati, Jane Willson Huang (AB '99) of Athens joined Professor of the Arts and CORE Dance Company director, after attending a Northeast Georgia Cancer Care in dance performance. -
KSU-SPSU TIMELINE, 1947-2016 06/11/1947 the Board of Regents
KSU-SPSU TIMELINE, 1947-2016 06/11/1947 The Board of Regents authorizes Georgia Tech to establish a vocational technical institute at the Atlanta Naval Air Station (NAS) in Chamblee “provided that a satisfactory lease may be made with the Navy.” About a year and a half earlier, in January 1946, Georgia Tech had leased 23 NAS buildings and converted them into Tech dormitories and classrooms, but the 1946 lease did not cover the creation of a new technical institute. 09/10/1947 The Board of Regents allocates $60,000 to Georgia Tech for Fiscal Year 1948 to establish a technical institute in Chamblee once a lease with the Navy was completed. 10/08/1947 With the approval of the Navy, the Board of Regents authorizes Georgia Tech to continue to lease nine of the 23 NAS buildings to establish The Technical Institute. 10/15/1947 On the recommendation of Georgia Tech President Blake R. Van Leer, and the approval of the Board of Regents, Professor Lawrence V. Johnson’s assumes office as The Technical Institute’s first director. 01/01/1948 John D. Sewell’s appointment as assistant to the director becomes effective. Sewell’s duties included public relations. 03/24/1948 The Technical Institute holds its first registration. The students who successfully enrolled included 115 men and one woman, Barbara Hudson. The initial five programs of study were Building Construction Technology; Electrical Technology; Electronics and Radio Technology; Mechanical Technology; and Heating, Ventilation, and Air-Conditioning Technology. 05/12/1949 The Board of Regents approves a name change from The Technical Institute to Southern Technical Institute.