KSU OFFICE OF STUDENT MEDIA
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SENTINEL NEWSPAPER STAFF, 1970. Note the breakfast sign. The student laying down is Josh Langston, 1969 Sentinel editor in chief, who also had a great time at the reunion! ~ COURTESY OF THE MONTAGE KSU YEARBOOK.
THE SENTINEL TIME CAPSULE: Among the events of KSU's Homecoming and The Sentinel's 40th Anniversary, was a time capsule ceremony and burial.
The time capsule was sealed on Saturday, October 28, 2006 in the current student media offices in the student center. A plaque now marks the location and the the capsule will not be reoponed until 40 years have passed. Click here to see the items included.
KSU & The Sentinel History Posters: These posters, detailing the decade at KSU through the pages of The Sentinel and Montage yearbook, were on display at Homecoming 2006.
Did you attend Kennesaw State in the 60s? Do you remember When your college had a 'J' in at and the minimum wage was a dollar? The 70s? Do you remember pet rocks and Charlie's Angels? Or was your decade the 80s? Of course you remember Flashdance and MTV. And if you recall Monica Lewinski and the X-Files, the 90s were yours. Whatever the decade, grab a bit of history. Click here.

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...Lyndon B. Johnson is President, Medicare begins and Baltimore beats the Dodgers for the World Series. Halle Berry is born and Walt Disney dies.
The first Star Trek episode, "The Man Trap," is broadcast and CBS backs out of plans to broadcast Psycho, deeming the movie too violent for at-home viewing.
A First Class stamp is 5¢ and a gallon of regular gas is 32¢. The Food and Drug Administration declares "the Pill" safe for human use. The Academy Award for Best Picture goes to "The Sound of Music," and the Record of the Year is "A Taste of Honey" by Herb Alpert and the Tijuana Brass.
And the first issue of the Kennesaw Junior College newspaper, The Sentinel, is published with the headline "First Week Brings 1,000 Students."

This past October The Sentinel turned 40 and KSU Student Media, in collaboration with University Archives and the KSU Alumni Association, held a celebration and newspaper homecoming. We would still like to get in touch with as many of the former editors and Sentinel staffers as possible.
For a complete list of Sentinel editors, follow this link. If you find an error or know someone on the list, let us know.
The following offices & organizations sponsored KSU in Black & White: 40 Years of The Sentinel events & programs:
Alumni Affairs assists the educational mission of the University and concentrates its energies on programs and services for alumni of KSU. Frey Lake Road, House #56, 770-423-6333.
The Department of Archives and Records Management was established in 2004.and their purpose is to identify, preserve, and make available records and papers of enduring value created or received by Kennesaw State University and its employees. Library 218-222, Building #17, 770-423-6289.
The Office of Student Media is part of the Department of Student Life and has 4 student media organizations: The Sentinel, Talon, Share and the KSU Student Handbook & Daily Planner. They are also working hard to make Owl Radio a reality. The Sentinel newspaper's web edition is at ksusentinel.com. Student Center (Bldg#5), Room 277. Editorial: 770-423-6278.
• Complete the SENTINEL ALUMNI INFORMATION UPDATE FORM.
> Hungry for more of KSU's history? check out the KSU Oral History Project; oral histories from all past recipients of the KSU Distinguished Professor Award.
EDITOR SPOTLIGHT
Roy Johansen (Sentinel Editor 1982) graduated from Sprayberry in 1981 and KSU in 1983 with a degree in Management & Entrepreneurship. Johansen's first screenplay, Murder 101, was produced for cable TV and won an Edgar Award as well as a Focus Award, which is sponsored by Steven Spielberg, Francis Ford Coppola, George Lucas, and Martin Scorsese. Author of "The Answer Man," which was published April 1999, and "Beyond Belief." In addition to "Murder 101" with Pierce Brosnan, he also did the screenplay for "Back to Hannibal" with Ned Beatty. He has also collaborated with Stan Lee in creating "The Accuser" comic book superhero. He has written projects for Disney, MGM, United Artists, Universal, and Warner Bros. He lives in southern California with his wife, Lisa.
For more about what your fellow Sentinel staffers are doing, visit Editor's Notes.
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