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Back Issues
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Wednesday, Jan. 13, 1999
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Stacy Olenoski
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Nittany Mall area undergoing development
A Kaufmann's store will open in the Nittany Mall on St. Patrick's Day, the latest signal of growth in the mall's area.
Area realtors prepare for rush of apartment hunters
For many students, returning to the same cramped dorm room or crowded apartment after a long break is even worse than returning to classes.
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Feature photo: Take that
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And the survey says ...
Surveys about on-campus life showed students happy with dorm experience.
USG Senate passes new elections code
After months of attempts, the Undergraduate Student Government Senate unanimously passed a new elections code last night which will most likely be approved later this week.
Funding promotes minorities in science
With the help of funding from the College of Engineering and the General Electric Fund, the faculty of the Penn State science and engineering departments may become more diverse in the future.
Solar power not ideal for Penn State
Solar power is already in limited use in some places at Penn State, and because of their effectiveness, photovoltaic solar cells are being used more and more in private homes in the area.
Danny Glover, Felix Justice to visit at Altoona College
Spring Rush activities to begin
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Cagers look to rebound against No. 17 Badgers
Collectively, the teams of the Big Ten have been the biggest surprises in college basketball this season, with seven teams currently ranked in the national polls.
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Spikers start season off slow
To err is human, to forgive divine. Unfortunately for the Penn State men's volleyball team, they continuously erred, and No. 5 Ohio State was anything but forgiving. |
Without its shining star, NBA will be passe
My Opinion: Jordan Hyman
Juco recruits making impact
During the recruiting period last season, Susan Robinson, a former Penn State women's basketball assistant, sat in gym that rivaled the lowliest of high school facilities.
Lady cager Garner breaks slump, keys comeback vs. Michigan State
While her team was engaged in a struggle with a tough conference foe and searching fervently for a spark, it was looking like just another frustrating evening for Andrea Garner.
Icers’ Battista gets No. 300
For Joe Battista, coach of the No. 1 Penn State Icers, 300 career victories wasn't anything to pause for.
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Injuries, academic woes plague beleaguered wrestlers
Jamarr Billman will not represent the Penn State wrestling team this weekend when they head to Iowa City, Iowa, for the National Team Duals. |
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Freshman linebacker’s condition upgraded
Clean it up
Collegian editorial: University should keep check on other environmental problems
Take notice: Not all Asians are Chinese and math geniuses
My opinion: Patricia Tisak
Letters to the Editor
Faculty should be more willing to help students; Denial of benefits not discrimination
Alanis, Garbage to play at the Jordan Center
The diva of the angst-ridden female rock scene, Alanis Morissette, will perform at 8 p.m. Feb. 16 at The Bryce Jordan Center, along with the techno-rock group Garbage.
Online editors for this issue:
David Edelson
Jennifer Eck
