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Back Issues
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Tuesday, April 11, 1995
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Clean Water Act reform criticized
Rep. Bud Shuster's proposed reforms to the Clean Water Act are causing a stir among local environmental groups.
Council dicusses the 's' in housing
Once again, the word "student" is causing trouble.
Book sale supports scholarship funds
As sunlight glistened through the tall glass windows of the HUB Ballroom early last Saturday afternoon, it unveiled a multitude of tables piled high with more than 100,000 used books. Those books, ranging from a secret guide to computers to an illustrated encyclopedia of art, will be sold through tomorrow at the 34th Annual American Association of University Women's ule, which funds scholarships for national as well as local women who are continuing their studies, began Saturday and is scheduled to last until 9 p.m. tomorrow.
Police Log
Fifth-place finish upsets linksters
Members of the Penn State men's golf team came back from the Navy Spring Invitational Sunday evening in a very bad mood. Not only didn't they win the tournament for the third year in a row, but they lost some ground in the district II race.
Lady Lion greats return to Rec Hall
Susan Robinson posted up along the Rec Hall baseline Sunday, Kahadeejah Herbert on her hip, and waited for a pass from Suzie McConnell-Serio. It was the leading scorer in the history of the Penn State women's basketball program posting up the program's all-time leading rebounder, while looking for a pass from the program's all-time leader in assists.
Weekend love
After a long weekend of fierce Big Ten competition, the women's tennis team returned to Happy Valley Sunday night weary and disappointed.
Spikers scorch competition
For the Nittany Lions to realistically win another volleyball national championship, they know it will take more than just their athletic talent. A serious contender always possesses the inner fire that pushes a team continuously onward.
Spikers co-captains recognized for efforts
Two Lion volleyball players walked before the Rec Hall crowd one final time last night.
Buckeye returns to action
Ohio State gymnast Drew Durbin discovered the feeling of achievement early in his collegiate career.
Nuclear family
Collegian Editorial: Extending NPT may ensure safety for nuclear, non-nuclear states
Quips from a columnist conversation: too taboo for PSU
My Opinion: Tony Demangone
Letters to the editor
- Pro-choice challenge
- The absolute truth
- Town/gown relations
- Worst nightmare
- Proud Penn Staters
- Unite for allocations
- Foreign paradise
Rural punk band's first album evokes hazy, lazy summer days
Remember the days of sitting on the ol' porch swing, sipping lemonade, and watching the sun set tranquilly beneath the distant summer haze? Neither do I.
Rural rock
The local cabbies like to call this area "No Man's Land." Stuck between the borders of Star City and Morgantown, this West Virginia territory rolls out like some pot-bellied orphan -- unchecked, unkept and unclaimed by either town.
