Back Issues
Friday, June 28, 1996
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PSU investment angers activists
Activists braving intense sunlight and heat in order to demonstrate seems like small potatoes compared to slave labor, the detention and torture of political prisoners and the massacre of thousands that some say occurs and has occurred in Burma since 1962.
University caught in Web of vast technology
With the availability of grades on Open Access to Student Information Systems -- OASIS -- people may wonder how many students actually use the Internet access available to them.
Police log
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PA Centre Stage dreams big with 'Man of La Mancha'
The set rises majestically from the stage of the Playhouse Theatre, a cool blue island in the middle of darkness. Heavy stone steps curve upward and onward, climbing to a golden gate. Beyond that lies . . . the impossible dream.
Author gives novel lecture
Pulitzer Prize winners don't come to Penn State that often. Even more rare is the Pulitzer Prize winner who speaks at a free event in Schwab Auditorium and then offers to speak again before a small English class studying modern American novels.
Dark 'Hunchback' a compelling treat
At the beginning of The Hunchback of Notre Dame, the gypsy puppeteer Clopin gathers the children together to tell them a story in the grand Disney tradition, a story about persecution, sin and burning lust.
Co-Dependency and the pop song: Strong voices, weak women
My Opinion: Sylvie Golden-Shapiro
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Collegian Editorial
Keep them in
California court should not have overruled 'Three strikes' law
Collegian Guest Columnist
Stephen Cimbala:
Russian elections show art of survival
Collegian Columnist
Paula Crock:
Abortion issue cover up for legislation on moral choice
Collegian Columnist
Scott G. Paterno:
After 40 years of fairy tales, Gingrich tells it like it really is
Reader Opinion
