Getting students to be involved and stay involved in University events often begins with involvement in their college council. Some residence area leaders have expressed concern about a lack of communication between the Undergraduate Student Government and its constituents in the dorms. Jennifer Burwick has patience. "You know if you like something you can always go back a few weeks later and it will be on sale," she said as she browsed through clothes at the Gipsy Horse, 232 W. College Ave. Backpack on one shoulder; backpack on both shoulders. Shoulder bag on one shoulder; shoulder bag across chest. Rockview State Police have released information they hope will help identify the body of a woman that was found March 24 on the side of the road. The Penn State Alumni Association is establishing alumni groups geared toward personal interests rather than college affiliation. Spring festivals sponsored by residence hall area governments are for more than just celebrating the sun. The area associations hope to attract students interested in tackling living concerns. Students have a reason other than homework to stay up late tonight. Ross Perot-style campaigning is the trend for the primary elections as the candidates try to give the election back to the people. More than 200 students packed a Willard Building classroom last night to hear Susan Welch, dean of the College of the Liberal Arts, address concerns about a proposal to move the administration of justice major to the sociology department. Amy Magill is mad because she had to sign a loyalty oath -- just to get paid.
Wait 'til next year. For fans of the Dallas Mavericks or New England Patriots, this has become an all too familiar ritual. There's no more time for the women's track team to tune up, because for the 99th year, the Penn Relays have arrived. The heptathlon began on Tuesday, but most of the events the team will compete in start today. The numbers surrounding the 99th annual Penn Relays speak for themselves: 15,000 athletes from 300 colleges, 800 high schools and 75 clubs will converge at Franklin Field House in Philadelphia to compete in 267 events. All this takes place over a span of three days. Have you stopped by the Greenberg Indoor Sports Complex lately? What do Winnie the Pooh and golf have in common? Most people wouldn't think they have anything in common, but for Women's Golf Coach Denise St. Pierre, Pooh sums up her theory about golf, as well as athletics. They call him "Mr. Analogy." That's because the members of the women's gymnastics team have been deluged with similes and metaphors by first-year Coach Steve Shephard. Last night, the Jeffrey Field curse continued. It seems as though everytime a Penn State team plays there, inclement weather is all but a certainty. My Opinion: Adam Cohn
Collegian Editorial: New USG Senate president could oversee productive reign My Opinion: Chris Busby
