Back Issues
Friday, June 19, 1998
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Microbrewers to show beers at Penn Stater
The exposition will include a German buffet, brewing seminars and tasting. The consumers can taste all the beers so they can make an educated decision later in the bar or the store, according to one beer vendor.
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Online-exclusive Photo Page: After the rain People came out of the woodwork yesterday as the sun shone brightly on State College for the first time in several days. |
Collegian Photo/Mike Morones
Emergency situation
An ambulance crew assists an unidentified bicyclist who was hit by a pickup truck. A police officer monitors the scene yesterday on South Fraser Street where the collision took place. The accident is still under investigation.
Collegian Photo/Laura Chiles
Two-wheel roundup
An unregistered bike sits on a bike rack yesterday. University Police Services warned that unregistered bikes will be impounded beginning after July 6.
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Goodwill hunting
Cager Calvin Booth may find spot on the 1998 Goodwill Games final roster
Collegian Sports Column
Punishment for Nalley could be laughing matter
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Collegian Photo/K. Fordney
Selling the dream
From left to right, actors Jax Newman, George Dzundza and Spring Condoyan run through a scene from Death of a Salesman at the Playhouse Theater in Arts Building Friday. The performance will run from today through July 4.
Classical sounds headed to Eisenhower
The Music at Penn's Woods summer concert festival kicks off at
7:30 p.m. tomorrow and will feature an all-Beethoven symphony
performance. Three other symphony concerts and seven chamber music performances are also scheduled to take place during the summer.
Album Review: Cash and Nelson as good as ever on latest CD
The Man in Black is back again and this time he's got Willie Nelson
with him. If modern country music turns you off, have faith, because this is different.
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Collegian Editorial
War games: Benefits hard to find in latest round of nuclear testing
Collegian Column
Welcome shoppers, to the new Wal-Mart University
Letters to the editor
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Online editors for this issue:
News, Sports: Jason Fagone
Opinions: Darren Robertson
Graphics: Sean Brandt, Sean Seningen
