Back Issues
Thursday, July 10, 1997
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HFL Corp., medical clinic to meet in court
The fight to keep State College Medical Services in the downtown area will be taken up at Centre County Courthouse in Bellefonte July 16, when the suit Eric Harrah and the Friendly Corp. filed against HFL Corp. Tuesday will be heard in court.
Arts Festival caters to kids during first day activities
Fluorescent shirts and balloon hats -- twisted in the shape of dogs -- speckled the crowds. Identification tags, attached by long strings and hung around necks, were pushed away in annoyance by sticky fingers.
Area police increase numbers for Festival
Huge crowds of people are packing into the small town of State College -- it's the 31st Annual Central Pennsylvania Festival of the Arts.
Close to home
Patton Twp. supervisors endorse new downtown library location
Minorities are focus of 'Take a Break'
Minority students were offered a look at what the University has to offer at Tuesday's "Take a Break" program.
865-WALK offers students safety
When darkness falls on State College, 865-WALK may be the safest way to get home.
Dangerous Rays
Between-class sunbathers risk future skin damage
FTCAP offers guidance
Morgan Grindley sat down to have a quick bite to eat with his parents, John and Gloria Grindley, in Fastbreak. The family also spent some of its free time playing golf at the Blue Course. However, they spent most of the time attending academic and information sessions.
Police Log
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Sluggers sign two more promising recruits
When blue-chip pitching prospect David Runk signed with the Cincinnati Reds last month, the Penn State baseball team lost one of its most promising recruits.
----------------------------OPINION----------------------------
Collegian Editorial
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