Now some freshmen and sophomores can join the ranks of upperclassmen already benefitting from a "legal" microwave in their dorm rooms. SCHUYLKILL HAVEN -- Shelby Steele, an English professor at San Jose State University and a noted essayist on racial issues, said last Thursday that people should focus on what races have in common, not on their differences. Dean Cerato was tired of living a lie as a gay man in the military, and he wanted to get out. For athletes trying to reach their potentials, mental exercise may be just as important as a physical workout. The sights, sounds and flavors of 22 world regions came together yesterday afternoon in the HUB. In the late 1960s coffeehouses beckoned people to come forward and express themselves -- and on Friday night representatives from nine international groups did just that. Despite a reduction in state appropriations, University police say they will not allow for a reduction in service and safety. The Undergraduate Student Government Senate changed several parts of the USG elections code last night, raising presidential candidates' spending limits and adding new campaign rules.
Looking to get some court time in before the Feb. 22 Princeton Invitational, the women's tennis team overcame a sluggish start en route to a convincing 8-1 victory over Maryland on Friday at the Penn State Tennis Club. Team unity. Jeff Prescott's "head injury" cost the wrestling team a victory over West Virginia yesterday. With 3:28 left in the first half, St. Joseph's forward Wendy Brink hit a six-foot baseline jumper and the Hawks had the lead at 24-22. Guard Michael Jennings prefers the razzle-dazzle; forward Jon Dietz focuses on the fundamentals. Jennings played city basketball around Washington, D.C.; Dietz played country-style in the fields of Iowa. The men's basketball team has played up to its potential at times this season. But more often than not they've played well below it. ELIZABETHTOWN -- For the men's volleyball team, one victory over UCLA was nice. But two victories in three days -- that's inconceivable. ELIZABETHTOWN -- It took the men's volleyball team four games to dispose of No. 3 UCLA on Thursday night. Consistent play from top to bottom helped lead the men's tennis team to two lopsided dual-meet victories this weekend in Erie. A pair of Lady Lion runners qualified Saturday for the ECAC indoor track championships at Nebraska with lifetime bests. The ice hockey club swept two games from Buffalo State this weekend, clinching a 5-4 victory on Friday before shutting out the Bengals, 9-0, on Saturday. It was easy pickings for the No. 23 men's swimming and diving team Saturday afternoon at Shippensburg. The men's gymnastics team fought through confusion and tough scoring to win a quadrangular meet at Temple on Saturday. The Lions competed in a format similar to last week's home meet in which performers compete at the same time and noise and confusion fill the gym. Last Saturday the Wheel of Fortune puzzle read T-E-A-M E-F-F-O-R-T. The boxing club, despite having only three members with any experience, fought its way to some impressive victories and a solid 4-2 record in open competition at the PSU Invitational held Saturday night in the White Building. The women's gymnastics team continued to perform better on the road than at home, defeating New Hampshire, 189.15-186.8, Saturday night.
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