Back Issues
Friday, June 21, 1996
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Person plunges to death in cliff diving accident
After jumping into the Bellefonte Quarry Wednesday night, a person died.
Land management confuses residents
Many people own property in the area -- the University, homeowners, the State College Borough and Sen. Rick Santorum.
Police log
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Fencers receive honors
As quietly as it has become one of the most dominant teams in college athletics, the Penn State fencing team received yet another honor yesterday.
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Eagles concert flies at Center
When the Eagles took the stage in the Bryce Jordan Center last night, the thunderous applause made it apparent that the fans didn't mind that the band was an hour and a half late.
Eagles arrive late at PSU
If hell froze over when The Eagles announced they would play at the Bryce Jordan Center, then the start of the concert itself would prove to be the Apocalypse.
Beck's 'Odelay': Good music revisited
The Beetle died. It was inevitable.
Community theaters flourish in summer
Since Mickey Rooney and Judy Garland made their first "Hey-let's-put-on-a-show-in-the-barn" movie, summer stock and community theater has been given a bad reputation.
Into the Woods
The musicians devote every corner of their minds to making the notes leap from the page. Before striking the audience, the notes are corralled by the conductor who gestures furiously to put them in order. The audience, meanwhile, listens with a mixture of admiration and rapture while the sounds of Mozart, Stravinsky or Strauss dance through the concert hall.
Collegian Arts Columnist
Sylvie Golden-Shapiro:
Yes I Am! One woman learns the rules of lesbian chic
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Collegian Editorial
On-line, uncensored
The federal government has no right to limit Internet freedom
Collegian Columnist
Jake Stuiver:
Summer concert lineup leaves music lovers in limbo
