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Back Issues
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Tuesday, Feb. 7, 1995
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Student struck by car
A University student was struck by a car while crossing Curtin Road between Chambers Building and Pattee yesterday afternoon.
Fire destroys area auto towing service
Despite the fire that destroyed his towing business, John Tennis said he will continue with his auto towing service.
Peace Corps volunteers try to retain experience
After volunteering for the Peace Corps for two years, Michelle Owens worried about losing everything she learned as a volunteer -- but a local organization has allowed her to retain and share that information.
Students claim falsely accused by realtor
Andy Barnett and his roommates received a $100 keg fine in the mail a week after they had a party.
But the problem is, he said, they did not have a keg.
Students seeking lab improvements
Because Jason Caporrino's homework assignment only took 10 minutes to type on a computer, he didn't plan on spending much longer in the lab. But it took half an hour for his assignment to print out on the dot-matrix printer.
Computer illiterates have chance to learn
In the near future, Gerry Santoro predicts the world will be composed of two groups of people -- those who know how to use computers and those who don't. The ones who don't know how to use them will be at the mercy of the first group.
East Halls feel left out in cold
Most students look forward to a nice toasty room after trudging to classes all day in the sub-zero temperatures, but unfortunately for some East Halls residents, the dorms are no refuge for the cold and weary.
Police Log
Former Icer still gliding
Besides the leather helmet, the man skating around the ice pavilion looked like the rest of the hockey players on the ice for the Icers' alumni game last Saturday.
Lion gymnast leaves lineup
This weekend, as his former teammates take the mat against defending National Champion Nebraska, Lion gymnast Josh Turner will be watching from a different seat -- the bleachers.
Potthoff sidelined with fatigue
The signs were there, but power forward Angie Potthoff didn't notice them.
In every women's basketball game, she was mounting the numbers, scoring and rebounding in double figures 13 times. In each outing, she played an average of 30-plus minutes, making each one count as she repeatedly broke her career stat records.
Concussions hit athletes hard in head
Icer Jurgen Cautreels was skating behind the net when he was levelled by a Mercyhurst check on Jan. 6, his head slamming against the Plexiglas surrounding the rink. The freshman forward made his way back to the bench. He lost his vision during the trip -- a trip he doesn't recall finishing.
Lions build on strong recruiting record with newest class
My Opinion: James Reeser
Greater good
Collegian Editorial: Unfunded mandates hurt legislation protecting health, environment
Faces of Death goes mainstream on the nightly news
My Opinion: Davis Houck
Letters to the editor
- Rape responsibility
- Soccer disservice
- Insert revolt
- Rape ed revisions
- Anti-climax?
- University priorities
- Improve evaluations
Band spins party music
Take some good music, leave out the bad, and Ugly Americans will force any toes to tap -- guaranteed.
Roots' jazz-laced rap surpasses Snoop, Dre
Take some good music, leave out the bad, and Ugly Americans will force any toes to tap -- guaranteed.
