More than 600 sorority and fraternity members will gather at Alpha Tau Omega fraternity, 321 E. Fairmount Ave., tonight for the 1991 Greek mixer. Despite the war in the gulf and the State Department's travel warning, two Penn State students would like to have stayed in Israel to finish their year at Tel Aviv University. Although some area legislators regret that military action was used in the Persian Gulf, they agree force was necessary to drive Iraqi troops out of Kuwait. As the possibility of ground war in the gulf increases, more citizens in the Johnstown region are donating blood to support the troops. Students should learn everything they can about the Persian Gulf war and question everything they hear -- especially news reports, an anti-war activist said last night. Don't count your chicken pox before you're well. The cost of medical care burdens graduate students and increases their need for health insurance, Graduate Student Association President Ken Martin said. When the state General Assembly began a new two-year session at the state Capitol this month, area legislators received committee appointments and set goals for the new year. Palmer Art Museum visitors will see a different kind of show -- involving fences, tools and construction workers -- from late March until winter of 1993. Lawrence Young's outlook on the Persian Gulf war is bleak. About 300 students and area residents with conflicting opinions about U.S. involvement in the Persian Gulf war met in a candlelight vigil last night on the steps of Old Main to observe the crisis.
Home Sweet Home. When opposing teams line up for a backstroke event against the women's swimming and diving team, their goal most likely is to finish second.
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