Collegian Venues - your weekend starts here
  Career Fair Advertising
  The Digital Collegian - Published independently by students at Penn State
 
Back Issues   [ Tuesday, Feb. 11, 1992 ]


NEWS
 
The Interfraternity Council elected the following officers last night:
 
The complementary paratransit service plan recently approved by the Centre Area Transportation Authority includes a two-step fare increase and an extension of service area.
 
Predicting the weather can be a tedious process.
 
A man who failed to return to the State Correctional Institution at Rockview from a weekend furlough last week is still on the loose.
 
The recession does not discriminate. It even creeps into the pockets of lovers.
 
Women are less likely to commit violent crimes and usually commit crimes for others, not for personal benefit, according to a University crime expert.
 
More than 10 years ago, Rosemary Dempsey's ability to be a good mother was confirmed when her former husband challenged for custody of their two children on the basis of her sexual orientation, but lost the case.
 
"We won't go back! There is no way you can take a group of people who have come so far and push them back into a bottle of oppression."
 
Downtown businesses would rather have the controversy end over sportswriter Chino Wilson's Jan. 28 column in The Daily Collegian than be stirred up again by the actions of the University Student Advisory Board.
 
University President Joab Thomas released a statement yesterday aimed at clarifying specific details surrounding a recent $6.4 million federal overcharging bill for the University.
 
Although fewer students at Penn State use drugs than college students nationwide, the University is considering programs that a task force suggests will curb the problem.
 
 
SPORTS
 
Despite the fact that most of the Penn State boxing team had its first bout last week, it slugged out a stunning 10 victories in its home opener facing Virginia Military Institute, Central Conneticut State University and Lock Haven University.
 
Women's track team members were spread out in three different locations this weekend, but upon reuniting in State College and comparing notes, all realized it was a productive weekend.
 
The crowd roared in disgust. No. 10 on the blue team in the Icer alumni game was called off for slashing. Joe Battista was escorted to the penalty box for two minutes of solitude. Cries of "goon" filled the rink. Battista was assessed one of only five penalities in the game.
 
At Temple, winning is an attitude.
 
Although the results suggest otherwise, Men's Tennis Coach Jan Bortner is somewhat worried.
 
After squandering a two-game lead in Saturday's contest against Cal-State Northridge, the men's volleyball team faced a turning point. Tied at 2-2 entering the fifth and decisive game, the Nittany Lions were in a position they knew all too well.
 
A rare yet exciting spectacle was beheld on the fencing strips of Temple University Saturday, as the Columbia Lions and the Nittany Lions battled down to a decision in their final two bouts.
 
The women's basketball team will take on Temple tonight in Rec Hall and you might be advised to watch the inside game closely.
 
OPINIONS
 
Collegian Editorial: State legislators must pass bill that would open entire budget
 
My Opinion: Kim Felts
 
Letters to the editor
ARTS
 
On College Avenue, cover bands and R.E.M. disciples blanket each watering hole --numbing patrons while milking the scene.
 
Modern dance could not reach a higher visual impact or theatrical expression than in Saturday's Limon Dance Company performance at Eisenhower Auditorium.
 
Like Jacko before him, Right Said Fred's "I'm Too Sexy" propels goon pop to new levels of male boasting.
 
There are two instances when I immediately replay an album after hearing it the first time: when it's very bad or very good.
 
A new box office now open in Schwab Auditorium will make purchasing entertainment tickets a heck of a lot easier for many.
 
After Gus Van Sant made Drugstore Cowboy, people said he teetered on the brink of underground film stardom.
 
Most alternative bands shroud themselves behind thick pretentiousness and an arrogant attitude, inviting nary a fan into their world without an all-access tag or money in hand.
 

 

Send an Opinion Letter to the Editor about this article.


   





TOP  HOME
Blogs  About  Contact Us  Back Issues  Advertising 

Copyright © 2008 Collegian Inc.
Requested: Sunday, July 06, 2008  1:41:40 AM  -4
Created: Wednesday, May 07, 2008  6:11:10 PM  -4