Back Issues
Tuesday, July 7, 1998
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Collegian Photo/Mike Morones
Art work
Above: Volunteers help construct a pavilion for the 32nd Annual Central Pennsylvania Festival of the Arts. Construction has closed off parts of South Allen Street since Sunday in preparation for the annual invasion of festival visitors.
Below: Rebecca Hargrave (senior-forestry), who is working for the State College Borough this summer, weeds trees along West Beaver Avenue in preparation for the festival.
Collegian Photo/Nikki A. Shimshock
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Computer thief sought More than $23,000 of computer equipment has been reported stolen from various buildings on Penn State property since May, and University Police Services are searching for a single suspect. |
Council sets date for re-zoning vote
The State College Borough Council voted yesterday to take action on council member Donald Hahn's Highlands re-zoning proposal. The council will vote on the proposal at its next meeting July 20.
Mixed reaction to Crowbar's shows
Bow ties and baby oil have wrestled their way into the local entertainment scene. The Chippendales blew into State College last week at Crowbar, 420 E. College Ave., which also hosted Women's Oil Wrestling and Foxy Boxing last night.
Band Review: The blues come to Crowbar tonight
Blues band Rod Piazza and the Mighty Flyers will be bringing its west coast blues style to Crowbar, 420 E. College Ave., tonight in a show that will also feature local blues favorites Queen Bee and the Blue Hornet Band.
Police Log
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Joey Chuasiriporn Penn State golfer (Courtesy of Penn State) |
Collegian Sports Brief Jenny Chuasiriporn, a senior-to-be at Duke who lost to Si Ri Pak yesterday in a sudden death playoff at the U.S. Women’s Open, had the help of a Nittany Lion in her quest to become only the second amateur to win in 53 editions of the Women’s Open. Chuasiriporn’s brother, Joey, a Penn State golfer, was her caddie throughout the epic-length tournament. On Sunday, it was Joey who helped his sister line up the 40-foot putt on the 18th that forced yesterday’s 18-hole playoff. |
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Collegian Editorial
News worthy: Rash of news retractions, apologies lead to more wariness of the media
Collegian Column
Clinton's deeds slowly fade, just as our own morals have
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Online editors for this issue:
News, Sports: Jason Fagone
Opinions: Darren Robertson
Graphics: Sean Seningen
Photos: Galen A. Lentz
