Back Issues
Wednesday, Jan. 22, 1997
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Silence a complaint for USG
Due to low attendance at their weekly meetings, the Undergraduate Student Government Academic Assembly will be the subject of investigation by the Senate Appointments and Review Board of the USG Senate.
Future housing may be farther away
Future students who are looking for off-campus housing may find that their search takes them farther away from campus -- and more into the community of State College.
Panelists discuss film controversy
The controversy that has shrouded the movie also surrounded the topics argued in a panel discussion last night -- "The People vs. Larry Flynt: Hollywood First Amendment Hype or Cover-up of Harms Against Women?"
Racquetball is Spanier's sport
Although he is one of the busiest people at the University, Spanier still finds time to exercise.
Professors: Clinton's line-item veto does not hold much power, may be short-lived
In his second term, President Bill Clinton will have a privilege that other presidents only dared to dream about -- the power of the line-item veto. However, a group of legislators are hoping to outlaw the bill before the president has a chance to use it.
University sponsors creative writing awards
University students with at least a third semester standing, regardless of campus, will have the opportunity to win $750 for their writing abilities.
University administrators sweat it out
Many top University administrators make working out part of their schedule.
Many agree pornography should be protected
The movie The People vs. Larry Flynt has brought to light the larger issue of the First Amendment and whether pornography is protected by it.
PennDot stocks up on salt despite mild winter
Last January, Old Man Winter reared his ugly head, pelting Centre County with snow and ice. So far, 1997 has been mild in comparison, leaving the region with a few inches of snow instead of a few feet, like last year.
Armed robber accosts workers
An armed robber overstepped the bounds of hospitality at Hoss's Steak and Sea House, 1450 N. Atherton St., shortly before midnight Monday.
More diverse films to hit HUB
Although the movies were mostly popular recent releases, very few of them starred or were directed by minorities. For the most part, the films also did not address minorities or minority issues.
Police log
Reporter want ad
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Lions, Wildcats play for basement
If you haven't heard the noise from the fanfare and hype over tonight's men's basketball game between Penn State (7-7, 0-5 Big Ten) and Northwestern (5-11, 0-5), don't worry. The basement usually muffles most noises.
Underclassmen leading fencers
Fencer David Lidow's success in the North American Circuit tournaments this year has been a work in progress that reached its goal over the weekend.
Column
Collegian Sports Editor David Comer talks about Jason Collins possible comeback
Lady Lions pull out win at buzzer
Come on, admit it. You were ready to chalk up another one in the loss column for the Lady Lions.
Walker leads trackwomen to win over Hoyas
Lady Lion track coach Teri Jordan said at spring media day that she was looking forward to hosting Georgetown on Jan. 18.
Swimwomen coach gets dual win No. 150
It probably couldn't have been scripted any better, or worse, for Penn State women's swimming coach Bob Krimmel. By beating longtime rival Pitt Friday afternoon, 165-135, Krimmel picked up the 150th dual-meet victory of his career.
Eschmeyer bounces back for Wildcats
Coming out of tiny New Knoxville High School in New Knoxville, Ohio, Evan Eschmeyer looked to be on the fast track to success.
Women's champ to be decided at RCA Dome
Women's basketball in the Big Ten Conference recently got a shot in the arm that may help promote the league for years to come.
----------------------------OPINION----------------------------
Collegian Editorial
Mergers a step toward fulfilling University goals
My opinion
Collegian reporter Patricia K. Cole talks about the importance of doing the things you really like to do while you do the ones you have to.
Reader opinion
- King would disagree with Affirmative Action: Brad Park talks about how Martin Luther King Jr. would disagree with the Afirmative Action.
- 'Perverted sculpture'desecrates Virgin Mary: Michael C. Lombardo talks about the offensive image of Blessed Virgin Mother Mary by Christine Enedy.
- Hypersensitive artists would mean no art: Steve Norman talks about the expression of opinions is part of art.
