Back Issues
Monday, Feb. 10, 1997
----------------------------NEWS----------------------------
Drugs possible goal in armed robbery
Two men forced their way into a State College residence where they beat a man with a club, held a woman at gunpoint, and demanded to know the location of illegal drugs, State College police said.
Eastview Terrace celebrates Chinese New Year
Red, yellow and white flew through the air at the Chinese New Year parade on Friday night at Eastview Terrace.
Celebration marks last day of Muslim holiday
This weekend marked the last days in the Islamic month of Ramadan, one of the holiest times for Muslims.
Alumnus gives taste of history
Charles Blockson's expertise brought him to the University to speak about the Underground Railroad, which he learned about through his grandfather when he was just 10 years old.
Benninghoff tackles Harrisburg
Leaving the rolling hills of Happy Valley for the high rises of Harrisburg has not been much of an obstacle for former Centre County Coroner Kerry Benninghoff.
Outdoor amusement to replace Dank's
Danks, 148 S. Allen St., and adjacent lot are slated to re-open in September, housing retail space, an outdoor park with a merry-go-round, an outdoor market in summer and an ice rink in winter.
Students find support with University resident assistants
When life becomes difficult some people need a person to talk with, someone to tell their problems to and get advice in return. For some people, finding this person may be difficult, but on-campus residents have to look no further than a few doors down the hallway.
Latta tells SOBC his opinions
When the University Park Allocation Committee comes into existence at the University, it will operate with only the vague guidelines set by the Student Activity Fee Implementation Committee.
Teens choose YMCA
Teen Scene at the State College Area Family YMCA is a good alternative to going downtown in the freezing cold.
Police Log
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Dutka showcases talent, promise
Even in the strongest of team efforts, there are individuals who stand out and perform so effortlessly they leave the audience in total disbelief.
Confused cagers mistake opponents for teammates
ANN ARBOR, Mich. -- The Penn State men's basketball team sports a uniform with just two colors -- blue and white.
Fencers tested by Tigers
The Penn State fencing team has been cruising an easy road on its quest for a third straight national title.
Swimmen roll over Wildcats
Saying goodbye is always the hardest thing to do. When it comes to saying goodbye to something you've dedicated the last four years of your life doing, shedding tears can be expected.
Spikers continue dominant play
Another day, another win in three games for Penn State.
Grapplers go 1-1 over weekend
It was supposed to be a firecracker. It ended up a dud.
Gymmen knock off No. 7 Illinois
The Penn State gymnastics team recorded the third-highest score by any team in the nation so far this season, as it defeated Big Ten rival Illinois, 229.550-224.150, Saturday at Rec Hall.
Turnovers play role in cager loss
ANN ARBOR, Mich. -- With four minutes left in the game, Nittany Lion coach Jerry Dunn called a timeout to discuss his team's inability to stop a Michigan run. The Lions had failed miserably to stop the Wolverine offense and put up points of their own.
Swimwomen finish strong
Saturday was a day of lasts for the No. 25 Penn State women's swimming team. It was the last home meet for six seniors, it was the last home meet of the season for the team, and opponents Brown and Villanova didn't last very long.
Icers sweep series with Delaware
Penn State coach Joe Battista knew after the Icers lost their last two ACHA games on a road trip through Michigan that his team had to win against Delaware this weekend to hold its position among the top six teams in the conference.
Lady Lions rebound their way to two Big Ten wins
A frequent label which doubters have affixed to the Lady Lion basketball this season has been the lack of the so-called "killer instinct".
Lady cager makes run to hoop, border
There has been a revolutionary discovery in the field of sports nutrition.
----------------------------OPINION----------------------------
Collegian Editorial
Eliminating Styrofoam cups from eateries is worth the hassle.
My opinion
Collegian Columnist Yvonne Rasor comments on the importance of understanding cultural differences.
Reader Forum
- Eating disorder tears apart student's life: Student suffering from eating disorder begs others with eating disorders to seek help.
- Student apathy not always so apparent: Hank Saur (senior-health policy and administration) criticizes CCSG
president Tim Daniels for his comment that students are apathetic.
