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Monday, Jan. 11, 1999
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GRAPHIC: Tim Swift
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No benefits for partners of same sex
Bowing to pressure from state legislators, Penn State President Graham Spanier announced Thursday the university will not offer health benefits to employees' same-sex partners this year.
Crime, student drinking related
While State College is a relatively safe place to live, consumption of alcohol may lessen inhibitions, leading to dangerous situations.
Removal of yellow paper will give students choice
Campus computer labs will be a little less colorful this semester as they say good-bye to yellow paper with the revamping of the printing system.
Penn State computers prepare for Year 2000
It's something like a high-tech Cinderella story. At the stroke of midnight on Jan. 1, 2000, aging computers might fail to read the date correctly and display irritating errors, generate incorrect data or stop working altogether.
Numbers may be added to apartment balconies
A new plan to number apartment balconies has been proposed to stop people from dropping objects onto the street.
Selling out
Future plans for the 100 block of South Allen Street will provide State College residents with access to national chains once reserved for large shopping centers.
Burst pipe floods first two floors of Shulze Hall
A heating pipe burst in Shulze Hall Wednesday, causing water damage to the first and second floors of the building.
Court orders resident to stand trial for arson
State College resident David Beer, 39, was ordered to stand trial Friday by District Justice Allen Sinclair on charges of arson, recklessly endangering another person and criminal mischief, according to the court administrator's office.
Arizona State director selected as new dean
Douglas Anderson, director of Arizona State University's Walter Cronkite School of Journalism and Telecommunication, has been se-lected to be the new dean of the College of Communications. The decision awaits the approval of the Board of Trustees at its Jan. 22 meeting.
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Kentucky fried The situation was familiar but irksome, and one a seemingly ill-prepared Penn State team notoriously found itself in this season's well-hyped games. |
Lady Spikers fall short of title
The No. 2 Penn State women's volleyball lost the final match of the NCAA National Championship against No. 1 Long Beach State Dec. 19.
Cagers struggle during semester break
After big early season victories over Temple, Villanova and the University of Pennsylvania, the Penn State men's basketball team's 3-3 record over the semester break was anything but inspiring.
Writing on the wall
Lady Lion guard Lisa Shepherd has manny sources of motivation.
Bench presses Icers over Arizona to cap roadtrip sweep
In front of 4,800 hostile fans, the No. 1 Icers had to overcome some of the worst adversity they've dealt with so far this season.
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Spikers dominate home tournament
Lions open season 4-0 in the tournament which featured matchups between American and Canadian teams. |
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Thompson ends with solid effort
My opinion: Vito Florenza
Early season joke likely over for Lions
My opinion: Don Stewart
Wrestlers remain unbeaten despite rash of bad luck
Troy Sunderland's pockets appear to be void of any rabbit's feet or four-leaf clovers.
Gymwomen vault past Rutgers; Leopoldus ties school record on beam
The Lady Lions defeated the Scarlet Knights of Rutgers in their first home meet of the season with a final score of 195-188.
Trackwomen turn up gems at Father Diamond Memorial Meet
Across the country Saturday, the starting gun sounded on the women's indoor track season.
Stickwoman Larson selected to U.S. team
Swimming teams start second half strong
Expect the best
Collegian editorial: The Board of Opinion has set goals of increased involvement
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My opinion: Bridgette Blair
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Queen Bee plays last show What the musicians played off as "business as usual" was anything but the norm for the estimated 700 fans who enjoyed Queen Bee and the Blue Hornet Band's final performance. |
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Dave Matthews, Alanis, Rod to play PSU
Several big-name acts recently announced plans to play on campus in February.
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Tim Swift
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