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FRIDAY January 13,1995 Volume 74 No. 31 Opinion • Take responsibility/oryour actions? Entertainments Cleveland band headlines area nightclub. Sports • Tressel named coach of year by AFC AS. operties added to campus tammy Dr. Sylvia Hyre, director of the king Center for International Studies. Hyre said as director she plans to news editor create publications such as a newslet• • * ter and pamphlets that talk about in• Not only has the University ac• ternational grants, research and study. quired four properties that will keep "We want to make this a place in step with the administrative Cam• where all kinds of materials and pus 2000, but new centers will oc• information are available for those cupy two of those buildings. seeking to live, work or study The four properties include the abroad," Hyre said. Phelps Street properties located at Hyre also said that students Lincoln Avenue and Phelps street, and scholars from other countries the Council of Churches Building can use the Center as a place to take on Wick Avenue, the S.E.O. Build• care of problems, see advisors and ing at 275 W. Rayen Ave., and the attend campus orientations.. Hanahan and Strollo Building at The Center for Historic Pres• 127 Lincoln Ave. ervation, which will occupy the According to Rocco Mediate, Church of Councils Building, will director of University facilities, also have several functions. the occupying plan is not "etched "The Center for Historic Pres• in stone but the Center for Inter• ervation will house the facilities national Studies will definitely oc• and equipment to train students in cupy the Phelps Street properties the field, give faculty a place to and the Center for Historic Pres• develop grants and give the Uni• ervation will occupy the Council of Churches Building." versity an organizing location to establish a partnership/coopera• The Center for International tion with local government, agen• Studies will have several func• cies and other institutions, said Dr. tions that include coordination of Bill Jenkins, chair, history. study abroad, international stud• 39 Wick House Buildings 9 DeBartolo Hall 23 M2 Parking Deck "Other institutions or people 40 Alunni House 22 Engineering Science Bklg. 26 Maag Library 46 . Wick Oval Bldg. ies, foreign students and scholars, 47 who want to preserve a building I Becghly Center 18 Facilities Maintenance 43 McDonough Museum Wick Oval Oarage overseas work and study experi• 25 Bliss Hall & Central Receiving 8 Meshel Hall 29 Williamson Hall or area that is considered historic 27 Central Utility Plan! 13 Fedor Hall 44 Outdoor Kilo 12 YSU Police ence, and international commu• 17 Ceniral Services Bldg. 41 Grounds Buildings 21 Pedestrian Bridge nity outreach programs. can come to the Center for help in 31 Chilled Water Storage 42 Grounds Garage 4S Public Service Institute • Hon research or nominating it to the 4 "It will also house the YSU •JS Christ man JO Grounds Office Stambaugh Stadium - A - Buechner Hall historic.register," Jenkins said. Dining Commoni 6 Jones Hall 5 Tod Hall B Butler Institute of American Art International Center that will be 10 Coffelt Hall 15 Kilcawley House 19 Track Storage Bldg. C Museum of Industry & Labor 14 According to Jenkins* The 28 Comfort Station 16 Kilcawley Center Ward Beecher Hall D Stambaugh AudiotoHum available for lectures, slide 24 Cushwa Hall J7 Lyden House 38 Wei ler House E. Wick Park shows, readings and discussions 11 Dana Hall 2 Ml Parking Deck 49 Westinghouse Bldg. F Wick Pollock Inn about international issues," said See BUILDINGS page 11 New engineering dean named Cushwa repairs begin YSU-Dr. Charles A. Stevens, dean campus and at the University of ing in 1972 at the Worcester Poly• ^ J9W of the college of science and engi• Arkansas at Little Rock. technic Institute in Worcester, dorbish neering technology at the Univer• "His previous administrative Mass. He also holds a M.S. in copy editor sity of Arkansas at Little Rock, has experience will serve him well in mechanical engineering from been named dean of the college of providing leadership to the college Worcester Polytechnic Institute Cushwa Hall, built in engineering and technology at YSU of engineering and technology as and a B.S. in mechanical engi• 1972, is undergoing preven• effective March 15. it builds its future and in the best neering from Colorado State Uni• tative maintenance to insure He will succeed Dr. George interest of students and the versity. continued safety and access E. Sutton, who retired in June af• Mahoning Valley," said Scanlon. In addition to holding the to YSU's main buildings, ac• ter a long tenure as dean of YSU's "This is a very successful deanship of the college of science cording to John Hyden, as• college of engineering and tech• match between the two parties, and engineering technology at the sociate director of University nology. Dr. Frank Tarantine, me• Stevens and the University," said University of Arkansas at Little facilities. chanical engineering, has been Dr. Martin Cala, chair of the re• Rock, Stevens served as a profes• While visiting YSU serving as interim dean since July. search committee for a new dean. sor of engineering technology campus for other reasons, "We are pleased to have "Dr. Stevens has the credentials there. Bob Tracy, engineering con• someone with Dr. Stevens' ad• and the philosophy needed to serve He has also held professor• sultant for Tracy Restoration ministrative record and leadership the college well." ships in engineering at Purdue Engineers, noticed a problem Dave Caleris ability join the University," com• Stevens, who has been dean University's Calumet campus, existing in the structure of With support, Cushwa Hall gets an mented YSU President Leslie of the college of science and engi• Southern Technical Institute, Vir• Cushwa Hall inNov.1993, internal facelift. Cochran. "He will play a key role neering technology at the Univer• ginia Polytechnic Institute and said Hayden. Tracy said that the structural few engineers who specializes in the college of engineering and sity of Arkansas at Little Rock for State University, and at the Uni• reserve capacity had diminished. in this type of advanced work, technology in helping YSU to be• the past five years, was dean of the versity of Missouri at Columbia. A structural reserve is built into all according to Hayden. come a premier metropolitan uni• School of Professional Studies at Stevens worked as a re• buildings as a safety factor. For in• Tracy's evaluation informed versity." Purdue University's Calumet cam• search assistant at the Presmet stance, Cushwa is built on the prin• YSU that no cracks were evi• YSU's college of engineer• pus from 1985-9. Corp. and has presented a num• ciple of post-tensioning. This in• dent, nor was there an immedi• ing and technology has about He was dean of the school of ber of professional papers during volves a series of thousands of ate problem, but restoration of 1,200 students enrolled in asso• engineering, management and his career. cables laid into the cement struc• the reserved capacity was nec• essary to eliminate possible fu• ciate, B.S. and M.S. programs. On technology at Purdue's Calumet ture of a building for reinforce• ture problems. average it graduates about 100 campus from 1.982 to 1985. ment. Most malls and parking ga• students from undergraduate pro• Stevens has also served as both act• rages are built in this manner.said "Because of the critical na• grams and 20 to 30 students from ing dean and associate Bean of the Hayden. ture due to the unknowns and to its M.S. programs each year. Southern Technical Institute, the A number of the cables had extend the long term serviceabil• ity of Cushwa, Dr. Cochran James Scanlon,YSU provost, Engineering Technology Division snapped in Cushwa's structure, agreed to immediate noted that Stevens comes to YSU of Georgia Tech in Marietta, Ga. warranting an investigation to repairs,"said Hayden. after extensive service as dean of The new YSU dean earned his evaluate the situation. From Ann Purdue University's Calumet doctorate in mechanical engineer• Arbor, Mich, Tracy is one of the See CUSHWA page 11 2 THE JAM BAR FRIDAY, JANUARY 13, 1995 chalet anonymous, said she had to bring to place their children in day care. money or the government assis• things could go wrong with their seicflel her child to class because her regu• According to Joanne tance to pay for child care. The child care and they are not able to contributing writer lar babysitter was ill. Eiselstein, director of the YSU problem is, it's not accessible." be there in a second. I really think She said, "Child care is ex• Financial Aid Of- There also are the university needs to be investi• Thirteen month old Rayshon pensive, plus, it would just be fice, approxi• concerns even gating some other options." toddled through the clusters easier to take her with me to mately 60 or 70 after parents In 1991, YSU began taking of students outside school instead of running to the parents apply for Approximately find off-cam• steps to address the child care is• Kilcawley Center. His babysitters then running here." this money each 30 percent pus child care. sue when the trustees approved mother followed close be• While YSU does not keep sta• quarter, and are of parents Whaley says, plans for a child care facility to be hind toting books and baby tistics on the number of students reimbursed an who apply "What if built on campus. Partially funded supplies. who are parents, the child care is• average of 30 are reimbursed there's a prob• by an Ohio Board of Regents In the walkway between sue is not a new one to the cam• percent of their for their lem during the Grant, the free standing facility Cushwa Hall and the En• pus.