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Monday, April 17, 1995
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Sporting club enjoys ultimate experience
Everyone knows Penn State is home to the Big Ten champions in football; most are even aware that the Nittany Lion basketball teams played better than the majority of their conference. But Penn State also holds the Big Ten champion title in a sport which doesn't take balls to play -- Ultimate Frisbee.
Regular exams key to STD detection
University Health Services has received a vote of confidence from a private organization that completed an extensive review and on-site survey of the campus health clinic located in Ritenour Building.
Group praises health services
University Health Services has received a vote of confidence from a private organization that completed an extensive review and on-site survey of the campus health clinic located in Ritenour Building.
Police Log
Two gymmen to miss NCAAs
As a result of last Thursday's practice meet, seven holes were created in the men's gymnastics team's 36-spot lineup.
Jockeys riding to nationals
Since its opening show on Sept. 1, the equestrian club team has been No. 1 in its region. This ranking entitles the squad to compete in the upcoming nationals, which will be held May 5-7 in Ft. Collins, Colo.
Lady laxers block wind, Owls
In the face of a stiff Temple defense and some chilly winds, the women's lacrosse team caught fire with six second-half goals en route to an 8-5 victory Saturday at Lady Lion Field.
Small size no big ado for Hobart
At first glance, Saturday's men's lacrosse game against tiny Hobart College looked like an incredible mismatch: Penn State, a university with an enrollment of almost 40,000, against the Statesmen of Hobart, a school with barely 1,000. But in the world of college lacrosse, Hobart is anything but a pushover.
Breaking away
The men's outdoor track team traveled to Saturday's meet at Georgetown hoping to prove that a well-rounded team is superior to a team strong in a few events.
Netwomen drop two
The women's tennis team lost both of its Big Ten matches over the weekend to drop their record to 3-9 overall (1-7 Big Ten). But according to Coach Sue Whiteside, the Lady Lions are still showing signs of improvement.
Netmen split two with Big Ten foes
The men's tennis team knew that beating No. 17 Minnesota would be a difficult task. The Lions lost 6-1 to the Golden Gophers (18-5) yesterday, but the score was not indicative of how the Lions played.
Men win, women 2nd in home golf invites
Under a backdrop of blue skies and comfortable temperatures, the Penn State men's golf team shined at the Rutherford Intercollegiate at Toftrees Resort yesterday.
Men win, women 2nd in home golf invites
On Easter Sunday, the Penn State women's golf team was hoping to find a win in its basket.
Sluggers 'Bump' out Wildcat ace only to lose next three games
In the series-opening first game of a Friday doubleheader at Northwestern's Rocky Miller Park, the Penn State baseball team took its hacks at the Big Ten's best hurler, Brad Niedermaier. Coming into the contest, Niedermaier was 7-0 with a conference-best 2.47 ERA.
Synergy
Although the weekend weather in Happy Valley was spectacular, it had to seem a little bit brighter and warmer for the No. 24 Iowa softball team.
Spikers sweep Vassar, soar to semis
It was a season that could go down in the books as one of the best in school history. And as the coach paced the bench in Game 3, the emotional whirlwind of a spectacular season -- one that was about to end prematurely -- was tearing him apart.
Lady laxers top Temple
For a moment, it looked as if No. 8 Temple might knot the score at seven to send the game with the No. 5 women's lacrosse team (9-3) into overtime, threatening the Lady Lions' eight-game winning streak.
Thriller
It can be called the Hobart jinx or just bad luck.
After Saturday's 13-12 overtime loss at Jeffrey Field, the No. 9 men's lacrosse team (8-2) has now dropped nine of its last 11 games to Hobart (5-3).
Earthly goods
Collegian Editorial: We only have one Earth; let's treat it that way
Stars, stripes and the ever-changing face of America
My Opinion: Tony Demangone
Letters to the editor
