Relations between the police and the fraternity system can be improved by increasing communication between students, the Interfraternity Council, businesses and State College's permanent residents, said State College Police Chief Tom King. A man who was released from Centre County Prison yesterday morning to search for a job failed to return to the prison after the allotted 8 hours and was apprehended last night by University Police Services in Parking Lot 83N. A University student lost control of his car and crashed into a house yesterday afternoon on the 1000 block of South Pugh Street, the State College Police Department said. When the state of Pennsylvania decided to stop giving money collected from University parking violation fines to the State College Borough, nobody bothered to tell the borough.
BETHLEHEM -- Whether it was for support or for celebration, Jenny Weaver wearily hugged the tired bodies of Candida McCarthy and Kelli Hunt close to her. Penn State is hearing the praises of its gender equity policy from coaches and fans alike. But in five years, it may be Iowa who wins the gender equity race. It is the longest winning streak in the history of Penn State ice hockey. But for the 1992-93 Icers, it ended one game too soon. The irony is almost uncanny. The field hockey team was eliminated from the NCAA tournament in the semifinals by North Carolina in 1990 and 1991, and it happened again this year.
Craig Fayak has had a very productive 72 hours.
On Saturday, not only did he boot three field goals, but he got to live out a dream of his playing quarterback for the Lions in the final minutes of Penn State's 43-21 drubbing of Northwestern. His performance almost went unnoticed. With Craig Fayak getting playing time at quarterback, backup Mike Archie running for 173 yards and the defense stifling Northwestern in the second half, recognizing Bobby Engram's output wasn't easy. BETHLEHEM -- As the sun began to break over the mountains and spill into Lehigh Valley, 28 men's cross country teams prepared to defend themselves. In Michael Jennings' jive-talking world, everything has a nickname. Even his dunks. Matt Gaudio was finally back in a familiar situation. He had made a successful return to the basketball floor, playing 14 minutes in Penn State's 97-44 trouncing of the Samara Club of Russia.
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