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[ Friday, June 9, 1995 ]

Students annul contracts
Due to one of the highest numbers of freshman and returning students, the Office of Housing and Food Service Operations is encouraging 300 students to cancel their dorm contracts for next year.

McKeesport faces possible closure
The McKeesport Campus could close in two years if it does not make sufficient progress in meeting recommendations outlined by a committee appointed to study ways to revitalize the campus.

Student trustee search continues
The process to select a new student representative to the University Board of Trustees has moved on to Harrisburg where the fate of five University students now rests in the hands of Gov. Tom Ridge and the state Senate.

Bronze birthday pigs to wallow beside bistro
Within the next five months there will be a new attraction on College Avenue to help the State College borough usher in its centennial celebration.

Clinton's foreign policy woes linger
It seemed as though President Clinton's foreign policy woes were over when the Bosnian Serbs released 232 U.N. peacekeeping hostages and when a U.S. fighter pilot was rescued.

Police Log

Winning spirit starts games
Let me win. But if I cannot win, let me be brave in the attempt.

Individuals stand out as trackwomen finish season 1-1
In the sports world numbers can be deceiving.

Austin's 10th place finish leads Lions to No. 5 in Big Ten
In what Coach Harry Groves characterized as the toughest conference in the country, the men's track and field team grabbed its highest finish, fifth, in Penn State's short history in the conference.

Linksters achieve the expected
Coming into the 1994-95 season, Men's Golf Coach Greg Nye knew that his charges would be young and inexperienced. He knew that most of them had never felt the heat under the collar generated by major college tournament play. And he knew that youth breeds inconsistency, and that it would be a season filled with peaks and valleys.

Sluggers drop final two, fall short of Big Tens
It was deja vu for the Lion baseball team.

Lady linksters 5th at Big Tens; Netmen improve on seeding
When the last Lady Lion golfer walked off the 18th green in the final round of this year's Big Ten Championships, a significant era in Penn State women's golf history came to an end.

Walking in the dark
Collegian Editorial: Students must care for safety of each other when borough does not

HUB\Robeson expansion held up by shortsightedness
My Opinion: Erin Strout

Summer films have lots of bark, little bite
My Opinion: Todd Ritter