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Wednesday, Feb. 8, 1995
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Loop to provide safe, free transportation
Students can no longer use the excuse that it's too cold outside, or that the party is too far from home to go out. The Campus and Town Loop, a source of transportation for students, will be free on a trial basis during the weekends of Feb. 10 and 17.
Low wage debate affects local area
After just two days of debate, President Clinton's proposal to raise the minimum wage by 90 cents over two years has the potential to become the leader of all partisan wars.
Standard evaluation form to be developed
April Steppe has always taken her professors' semester-end feedback forms seriously.
Increased minimum wage may decrease student employment
As President Clinton proposes a 90-cent increase in minimum wage, many local store owners are turning to their record books to calculate what this will mean to them. And not all of the figures look promising.
Ridge releases funds for Harrisburg library
The University can breathe a sigh of relief from here to the state capital since Gov. Tom Ridge once again released funds yesterday for the new Penn State Harrisburg library.
Fire codes delay Pi Lambda Phi renovations
More than a year after the fire at the Pi Lambda Phi fraternity house, members are still waiting to move back into their house.
IFC elects new officers for executive positions
For more than 45 minutes Monday night, candidates Bruce Booth and Steve Carrel waited to see which one of them would be the next Interfraternity Council president. At first they were restless, walking around the room, unable to sit down. Eventually, they relaxed, watched television, compared speeches and joked around.
Police promotion exam replaced with video test
Instead of police officers taking a written test for promotions, the State College Borough Council enacted a resolution Monday to replace the old format with a video test for management and supervisory positions.
Police Log
Reaching out as role models
Freshman football player Shawn Lee writes home on a regular basis, but not all of his letters are addressed to his family.
Bethlehem spiker readies for journey as lady spiker
Her mother played basketball in college. Her father played basketball and tennis in high school. Her brother is the place-kicker at Duke.
Icers already preparing for tourney
In the NHL, teams making the playoffs can range from mediocre to superb.
Because 16 teams qualify for the playoffs, some teams with subpar records "earn" the trip.
Gaudio guiding cagers as coach
The biggest difference, at least on the outside, is what Matt Gaudio wears to work.
It used to be shorts, sneakers and a tank top was the required outfit -- a casual set for practice, a more formal one for the game. Now, the practice casual is a white collared shirt, the game-time formal is a coat and tie.
Examining a bizarre male counterculture -- sports
My Opinion: B.J. Reyes
Little rascals
Collegian Editorial: Administrators must clarify plans for tuition grant
The misunerstood secret of a satisfying academic life
My Opinion: Majida Mehana
Letters to the editor
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