As newly elected president of the Undergraduate Student Government's Academic Assembly, Scott Golla said his primary goal is to incorporate all concerned students -- not just those involved with USG -- into committees this semester. The auctioneer's voice rang through the warehouse as he announced the start of the bidding, held at the Surplus Warehouse behind Parking Lot 83 North. Colleen Conway never takes notes in class. During her economics class, she depends on the hands and mouth of Jill McAlary to learn. The University chapter of the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People last night nominated officer and committee chairperson candidates for next fall. Driving in the borough may be smoother after October 1991 because the Pennsylvania Department of Transportation is planning large-scale resurfacing of 5.6 miles of State College roads. The University will not increase tuition to pay the costs of proposed mandatory diversity requirements, a University official said yesterday. Members of the South Halls Residence Association discovered last night that due to constitutional problems, their registration as a student organization has been revoked. A committee of former State College Manor Nursing home employees who may take over the facility will submit feasibility plans to a national health care workers' union this week. As 60 women's basketball supporters watched the team leave yesterday for the first round of the NCAA tournament, some University students planned a Wednesday-night rally to protest a decision to oust the team from its home court. With next week's Faculty Senate vote on proposed diversity courses approaching, several faculty members and students yesterday openly opposed any type of mandatory requirements. The 911 stickers distributed during Spring Break mean more than a new look for University phones. High home heating-oil prices in December have prompted both state and local representatives to take action on lowering average monthly bills. Sewage problems are holding up expansion plans for the building that once housed the Scorpion bar and the Elks Club, the borough's zoning officer said. The State College Borough Water Authority, which came under attack from some council members in January as being inefficient, told the council last night that water shortage problems will be solved by next year. Steve Bell, anchorman at KYW-TV Eyewitness News in Philadelphia, will give a presentation on the media's responsibility in international affairs at 7 tonight in 301 HUB. After two hours of discussion last night, the Lesbian and Gay Student Alliance decided to endorse Brad Haartz and Doug DeLong in the upcoming Undergraduate Student Government presidential election. Drivers can expect delays today at the intersection of Pollock and Shortlidge roads as the University puts another victim of Dutch Elm disease out of its misery. To alleviate some of the campus parking problems for graduate students, a new policy for controlling permits for Parking Lot 10 has been developed, channeling applications through the Graduate Student Association to determine which students are eligible for spaces.
Last season, after a Penn State wrestler had lost his match against Oklahoma State, assistant coach John Fritz was so disgusted with the way the official had called the match he challenged the referee to a fight. Fritz is intense off the mat as well. The men's basketball team is one of 11 teams with over 20 wins which will compete in the National Invitation Tournament. BLOOMSBURG -- Going into the last weekend's Eastern Wrestling League tournament, 10 individuals were working alone for individual goals.
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Enemies, A Love Story is as contradictory as its title. On Friday night, Christopher Parkening showed himself to be an eloquent, masterful technician of the classical guitar. When hot licks and intense emotion fuse, the blues can be an incredible experience. Squat Theatre's performance of the avant-garde "Dreamland Burns" was meant to portray city life surrealistically by using fantastic visual effects. Instead it relied too heavily on tricks and recreated the spontaneous storefront atmosphere Squat supposedly left in its old studio on West 23rd Street in Manhattan. When the Contemporary Dance Company was formed seventeen years ago, it intended to provide a channel for the performance of modern dance by both students and faculty. The tradition continues at 8 p.m. Thursday and Friday, when the company brings its unique modern dance to Eisenhower Auditorium. Germany. France. Africa. Just a few of the faraway, exotic places many students did not get the chance to visit during spring break, due to lack of money. Now, University students have the chance to experience these and other cultures free of charge and without leaving Happy Valley.