Back Issues
Thursday, March 6, 1997
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Jury finds Grove not guilty of manslaughter
After four-and-a-half hours of deliberation and questions about legal definitions of "justifiable" and "reasonable use of force," the jury in the voluntary manslaughter case of Douglas Grove came back with a verdict of not guilty last night.
USG appoints elections court, prosecutor after much debate
It's not what you know, it's who you know.
Get the skinny on weight-loss drugs
Although names like fen-phen and Redux have been circulating throughout news headlines recently, many people are unaware of how these drugs affect the medical profession and the treatment of obesity.
Bailey leads self, Black Caucus with strong will, determination
With a heart of gold and a sword of steel, 21-year-old Nikitra Bailey, president of Black Caucus, will graduate from the University with a degree in prelaw on May 16, a date she has engraved in her memory, as she plans to take on the world.
Women 'left out in cold' in class
Women may be bundling up now to protect themselves from the cold weather, but some women may need more than a coat to protect themselves from the "chilly classroom climate."
Dog lover has his own rainbow
Craig Bohren's office looks like a tornado just ran through and upset everything -- everything except two pictures of his dogs strategically placed on top of the two computers which dominate his desk.
Police log
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Sleeper of a season ends with cager loss
For those who were in attendance, or were watching, Wednesday's 81-55 thrashing of the Penn State men's basketball team at Iowa's Carver Hawkeye Arena, there's just one thing to say.
Big third period key in Icer win
After two tightly contested periods, the Icers erupted for four goals in the third period to take a 5-1 victory against Eastern Michigan in the first day of the ACHA national championships at Ann Arbor, Mich., last night.
Grapplers focus on Big Ten tourney
Editor's note: This is the first of a two-part series previewing the Big Ten wrestling tournament. Today's story highlights Penn State's major opponents.
Outfield of dreams leads lady sluggers
Though first-year coach Robin Petrini did not come to State College until July, she had a mix of youth and experience to put together a starting lineup.
Four lady ruggers to try out for U.S. squad
Most aspiring athletes dream for years of competing against the nation's best. After endless hours of grueling practice and workout schedules, athletes begin to see their dreams come into focus. Patience and perseverance are understood virtues, ones athletes must come to trust.
Laxers piecing together defensive puzzle
Editor's note: This is the final part of a three-part series previewing the men's lacrosse team. Today's story highlights the defense.
Morriss ready to prove injury hasn't slowed him down
As Penn State lacrosse defender Tolleison Morriss laid on the outdoor turf at Holuba Hall last year, he knew something was wrong with his knee. He just wasn't sure what. A few seconds earlier he had been defending a Georgetown player, and then he went down.
Lady booters not idle during their offseason
It's been several months since the Penn State women's soccer team lost to Santa Clara, 3-1, in the Sweet 16 of the NCAA tournament. The loss brought an end to an impressive season for the Lady Lions, one that was recognized by a No. 10 final ranking.
Sports Column
Collegian Sports Columnist Jordan Hyman reflects on the Lady Lions last game
IM Hockey League a release for students
It's 11:35 on a Wednesday night. Some students are studying, others are catching up on sleep, while others are out drinking and socializing. Then there are those who are playing hockey.
Racquetball club dominant in region; preparing for nationals
The Penn State racquetball club very quietly dominated the regional tournament of the Eastern Collegiate Racquetball Conference, held Feb. 21-23 at West Point Military Academy.
----------------------------OPINION----------------------------
Collegian Editorial
Public hearing will address borough housing ordinances
My opinion
Collegian columnist Sallie Palmieri considers why men with multiple partners are worshipped while women with multiple partners are called sluts.
Reader opinion
- Students must protest borough housing plan: Undergraduate Student Government Vice President Ed Kilpela says students should blame State College Borough Council for ordinances that restrict student housing.
- Concert reviewer buys into metal stereotypes: Gabriel R. Davidson says if the reviewer of the Metallica concert doesn't like the music he can cover something more mellow.
