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[ Thursday, June 29, 1995 ]

Efficiency behind EPA logo
In a computer lab that Undergraduate Student Government members toured Tuesday, some machines were gobbling more energy and more money than others.

Writer makes diversity her mission
Nancy Williams pounds away at the computer in her small Old Main office. At first meeting, Williams' aggressive attitude hits hard but her constant humor quickly soothes the sting some unsuspecting people might feel.

Senate cuts funding to University
The state Senate passed the University's appropriation yesterday with a unanimous vote which left some University officials wondering how they will deal with the $23 million shortfall.

Laser printers blow away older, slower models
Something will be missing from computer labs on campus this fall -- slow, noisy printers.

CAC lab attendants replaced
When students walk into on-campus computer labs in the fall, they will not see any computer lab attendants.

Children will decide name of monument
Children are rarely given a chance to voice their opinions, but this time their input is essential. They will be left with the important task of selecting the name of the pig that will stand as a landmark in State College.

Chief spokesman off to Georgetown
The University's chief spokesman will leave Penn State in September to assume a similar position at Georgetown University.

Centre County bucks Pa. Lyme disease trend
David Day of Bellefonte sometimes forgets where he placed his car keys, or loses track of what he was saying when talking with friends.

Preliminary hearings

Police Log

Belinda a relief for Boston, teammates
There is a big difference between the country back roads of Pennsylvania and the congested streets of Boston.

Norman vs. Pavin: the Shark wins out in this tough battle
My Opinion: Jonathan Bombulie

Reaffirming action
Collegian Editorial: Imperfect system should be fixed, but better than none at all

Townies begone! One plan for the reversal of RENU
My Opinion: Chris Saunders

Letters to the editor