The University's administrative wing may undergo extensive changes over the next year as officials redefine criteria for some high level positions to be vacated this fall.

Confronting and discussing the realities of our conflicting cultural attitudes is the key to becoming sexually healthy, said visiting lecturer Peggy Brick yesterday afternoon to a large audience in Kern Building.

Collegian Editorial

Collegian Editorial

My Opinion: Ron Hutter and the IFC Executive Council

My Opinion: Michael E. Matthews

Audiences are still amused after 60 years. That is evident after opening night last Friday of The Pennsylvania Centre Stage's production of The Front Page in the Playhouse Theater.

HOINA (Homes of the Indian Nation) began as seven little boys in a rented house. Since that time, much has changed.

The second floor of the Palmer Museum of Art is literally exploding with color. Bright pillows dangle from the ceiling, and the walls are covered with pastels, drawings and watercolors. Huge panels of vivid batik design are hung in the center and a glass case in the corner is populated with little terra cotta sculptures.

Rik applauds the efforts of Cliff Richard as Vyvyan smacks him on the head with a board. Mike remains cool while Neil prepares a bomb shelter.