Back Issues
Wednesday, March 5, 1997
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USG changes constitution
The proposed revision of the Undergraduate Student Government Constitution brought about much debate, but not many changes, before it was unanimously approved by the USG Senate last night.
Restaurants give to Red Cross
Lending a helping hand while having a good time will be easy to do for those participating in the Red Cross "Dine Out For Disaster" today.
Sheep cloning sparks ethical dilemma
The recent cloning of Dolly, the sheep in Scotland, and the cloning of rhesus monkeys here in the United States has forced researchers to look at some of the ethical issues underlying the biotechnology industry.
Locals react to human-cloning possibility
When British scientists announced the cloning of a seven-year-old sheep last week, many ethical and scientific issues arose from the study. But even more important than the issues that arose may be the amount of people that took notice of this scientific breakthrough.
Students discuss their experiences with hate speech at PSU
The group of students sat with their eyes closed and shouted out the words they hate to hear the most.
Penn State IFC receives national award
The University's Interfraternity Council continues to dominate the region -- they were named the top organization in the Northeast for the 11th consecutive year at this weekend's Northeast Interfraternity Conference/Northeast Panhellenic Conference.
Greeks assume national posts
Just a week after being installed as members of the University's Interfraternity and Panhellenic Councils, three students are already taking on additional responsibilities as officers in the Northeast region.
Commonwealth rests in Sampson murder trial
After one day of testimony, the commonwealth rested in the murder trial of Douglas Grove.
Renovations begin
The realization of the new Paterno Library and renovation of Pattee are beginning to take shape as the first phases of construction are set to begin.
Obesity more than heredity problem
This is the first in a three-part series about obesity. This story focuses on the disease and its causes.
Police log
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ACHA tourney will be Icers' moment of truth
In this season's opening news conference, Penn State coach Joe Battista said the key to the success of this year's Icers would be one word: patience. Patience with the difficult early-season schedule, patience with the defense-first philosophy, patience with the club's young players.
Cagers hope to end season with dignity
One more game and then the Penn State basketball team can forget. It can forget the 14 losses, the unfulfilled expectations and the disappointment that has become their Big Ten season.
They have the power
Are you a weightlifting freak? Want to work on those beach muscles for spring break? Tired of getting picked on by bigger guys? Are you just looking for something to do besides study, eat and party on the weekends?
NCAA tournament selection a Big Ten blur
It's NCAA tournament selection time again. And in addition to all the talk of what teams might be in and what teams might not be in the tourney, there are the bubble teams.
Sports Column
Collegian Sports Columnist David Scopinich wanders why broacasters sometimes don't verify their sources before reporting their stories forgetting what that could cause.
Well-rounded midfield would spell success for laxers
One of the keys that will determine how well the Penn State men's lacrosse team does this year is the progression and development of the team's midfielders.
Increase in volleyball teams due to grants
A decade ago, collegiate men's volleyball in the United States was in serious danger of becoming extinct.
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Collegian Editorial
USG Elections Code changes could worsen student apathy
My opinion
Collegian columnist Mark Sosnowsky offers suggests tips to save money at the University.
My opinion
Collegian columnist Sajid Alavi suggests astral travel as a money-saving option for spring break.
