Back Issues
Thursday, June 12, 1997
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No leads found in rape inquiry
An ongoing investigation by the State College Police Department concerning the May 1 rape of a University student resulting from a phony sublet response has not yet yielded an arrest, Sgt. Dana Leonard said.
Blazes strike same apartment twice
Alpha Fire Co. firefighters responded to a call at 3:09 a.m. yesterday concerning smoke at the Armenara Building.
Special Olympians to compete on campus
Hard-nosed, spirited competition will spread through the Penn State community starting today.
Spanier: Town, gown relations very good
With recent conflicts between University students and the State College Borough Council over housing ordinances and noise levels, some wonder if the overall town and gown relationship is good or deteriorating.
Summer Events
Collegian Graphic
Trade show exhibits technology
Preview '98, a regional general business trade show, is coming to The Bryce Jordan Center today, tomorrow and Saturday. Show officials are giving away more than $10,000 in prizes to attract people from the community.
Trustees elect Times editor and teacher to fill positions
The University Board of Trustees elected four new members and three incumbents in May 15 elections. Each will serve a three-year term beginning July 1.
OIP opens with new boss, look
On good nights, Massimo Napoli's West Beaver Avenue establishment sizzles and a strobe light beckons evening strollers.
Feature Photo
Employees of the Penn State Bookstore prepare for Independence Day early.
Police Log
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Postseason ups and downs
Terps beat Lady Lions in quarters at NCAAs
Laxers nearly beat Duke, miss tourney
The Penn State men's lacrosse team saved its best for last.
Linksters' dream season ends without tourney bid
The Penn State men's golf team had dreams of a bid to the NCAA Championships dancing in its head when it traveled to Hot Springs, Va., for the NCAA East Regional May 15.
Sports Recap
Tarman inducted; Campbell signs with Bucs
Carter, Novikova make appearances at NCAA tourneys
After four long years of working hard and playing hard, they finally got their rewards.
Pirates are more bang for your Buc
Collegian Day Sports Editor Nick Zulovich takes a look at the surprising success of the 1997 Pittsburgh Pirates.
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Collegian Editorial
Speak Out
Enjoying what you do is not an option; it is your duty
Rachel Hogan, editor in chief of the Collegian, urges everyone to not lose sight of how to have fun in life.
