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Police: No arrests made in sublet-related incidents
Despite the flier effort and widespread warnings, the State College Police Department has not yet found the man suspected of sexually assaulting women while expressing interest in subletting their apartments.

Magic's appearance rescheduled for Feb.
Earvin "Magic" Johnson has rescheduled his appearance in Penn State's Distinguished Speakers Series.

Donley chosen as editor in chief
The Daily Collegian will be starting Spring Semester with its third editor in chief of the year.

News program takes a time out at Jordan Center
Some people go to the can. Some people grab some chips. Some people watch an informative news program?

University faculty exchange ideas, methods at colloquy
From chicken noodle soup to tomato scallop bisque. The lunch menu is just one indicator of how far the Learning Colloquy has come, said Lori Bechtel, a professor of biobehavioral health at the Altoona College.

Campus officers approved
Two campuses of the Commonwealth College will receive new campus executive officers this semester, according to a news release from the department of public information.

Center plans semester of diverse events
Faces of all colors, all designs and all emotions cover the walls of the Paul Robeson Cultural Center. On paintings and sketches, these faces create a montage of human pain, pride, beauty, glory, restlessness and unity.

Leaders solicit managed care concerns
Residents of central Pennsylvania will have the opportunity to voice their concerns about managed health care to some of their representatives Friday.

Ice fishing
Collegian Feature Photo

Rogers decks the halls
Collegian Feature Photo

Media resident suspected of purse stealing, trespass
A 24-year-old Media resident was arraigned before District Justice Ronald J. Horner Jan. 4 on charges of burglary, theft, possession of a controlled substance and other related charges, according to a State College Police Department news release.

Police log

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Fall from grace
Way back in mid-November, on a day now buried beneath heaps of rumors and apologies, Curtis Enis was just a football player.

New Year's Nightmare
ORLANDO, Fla. -- The patch of green grass separating pigskin from goal line was about the size of the average male sneaker.

The Nittany Lions needed a lunge, a push, a surge. Perhaps the ever-popular quarterback sneak. Maybe a bootleg, where quarterback Mike McQueary could roll out and hit an open receiver in the flat.

No Enis in backfield spells ineffective ground game for Lions
ORLANDO, Fla. -- Nobody seemed eager to talk about it afterwards, but the topic of Curtis Enis' absence from Penn State's 21-6 loss to Florida in the Citrus Bowl simply could not be avoided.

Gator defense outshines Gator offense, stymies Lions
ORLANDO, Fla. -- Although the Florida offense received most of the press prior to the Jan. 1 Citrus Bowl against Penn State, it was the Gator defense that ultimately provided the press necessary for a convincing 21-6 Florida victory.

Lion passing attack grounded by Gators
Watching the Florida defense completely stifle the Penn State passing game in the Citrus Bowl, it was hard to remember a time when the Nittany Lion air attack was actually quite good.

Rejuvenated Lion defense performs admirably in defeat
ORLANDO, Fla. -- It was difficult to read the emotion in Justin Kurpeikis' eyes.

On one hand, he seemed happy to have finally earned a start on the defensive line for the Nittany Lions.

Taylor made
ORLANDO, Fla. -- During a team meeting on the evening before Florida's 21-6 win against Penn State in the Citrus Bowl, Gator coach Steve Spurrier issued a pearl of wisdom to the Florida players who would be appearing for the final time in an orange and blue Gator uniform the next afternoon. He told them their careers were only as good as their final games.

Paterno to explore changes in attempt to right Lion ship
ORLANDO, Fla. -- The morning after Penn State's 21-6 loss to Florida in the Citrus Bowl, Penn State coach Joe Paterno let everyone in on his little secret.

Wrestlers give No. 2 Iowa holiday gift -- first home loss since 1988
For Penn State wrestling coach John Fritz, the early stages of this month meant one thing -- trouble.

Lady spikers lose to Cardinal in title game
They took different paths to get there and played very different teams along the way, but Penn State and Stanford met for the third time this season. The only difference was this match was for the national championship.

Semester break no gift for cagers
After dropping four straight games, the Penn State men's basketball team was searching for someone to step up and propel it to victory in its game Saturday against Minnesota.

Grays achieves success against hometown team
ANN ARBOR, Mich. -- Growing up 35 miles from Crisler Arena, Greg Grays was very familiar with the Michigan basketball team.

Lady cagers stifle Indiana
As the Lady Lion basketball team readied itself to open the Big Ten season two weeks ago it was invaded by a formidable opponent -- the flu bug.

Portland wins 400th as team upsets Wisconsin
The last three weeks were no vacation for the Penn State women's basketball team.

Icers hurdle Iowa State, begin new year No. 1
The Penn State ice hockey team began the new year with a new No. 1 ranking in the ACHA. After chasing Iowa State for the No. 1 spot the entire season, the Icers finally jumped into the top spot because of several strong showings in late 1997, coupled with two Iowa State losses.

Collegian Sports Columnist
Jordan Center getting ready to get "Raw"

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