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Tuesday, June 30, 1998
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Employee of Beekman’s says deli’s days finished The local bagel market may have a new hole. Beekman's Bagel Deli, 310 E. College Ave., will close tomorrow, an employee of the restaurant told The Daily Collegian. |
Clinics forced to charge for HIV tests
It's now going to cost students and residents to know their HIV status. HIV testing fees will begin tomorrow at The AIDS Project, 315 S. Allen St., said Brent Frank, office manager and testing administrator for The AIDS Project.
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Photo Page: Summer festival of music Ilan Sherman captures this weekend's Summer Sun Festival at Tussey Mountain, which attracted music lovers for three days and nights of music, camping and vending. Click to see how this page looked in the print Collegian (contains a 51KB image) |
Local blood drive begins Thursday in effort to boost dangerously low supply
A blood emergency may be declared soon for the Johnstown Region of the American Red Cross Blood Services. To combat this crisis, the Centre Communities Chapter of the American Red Cross is hoping 400 donors will give the gift of life beginning Thursday at the University.
Announcements from Shields
Police Log
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RAW returns to center It's part circus, part sport, part soap opera and all spectacle. And at 7:30 p.m. tonight it's coming to The Bryce Jordan Center. The World Wrestling Federation's Raw is War, the federation's showcase television program, will return to Penn State after January's hugely successful event at the center. |
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Collegian Editorial
Historic visit: Clinton's trip shows openness with China is correct policy
Collegian Column
Concert was perfect display of generational selfishness
Letters to the editor
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Online editors for this issue:
News, Sports: Jason Fagone
Opinions: Darren Robertson
Graphics: Stacy Olenoski, Ryan Strange
