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Wednesday, Jan. 20, 1999
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Stacey Olenoski
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Clinton: ‘We must save Social Security for the 21st Century’
President Clinton placed Social Security first on his list of proposals for America during the State of the Union address last night.
Penn State could tell parents of students’ drug violations
President Clinton recently signed a bill passing the Parental Notification Act, which gives institutions such as Penn State the option to inform parents if their child has been cited for a drug or alcohol violation.
Students hurry for housing
Students hurried to the Office of Housing and Food Services in Shields Building early Monday morning, hoping to be among the first to turn in requests for next year's on-campus housing assignments.
CCSG begins semester with original central staff
Penn State's Council of Commonwealth Student Governments underwent changes last semester, but the responsibilities of the members remained the same -- to do what is best for the students they represent.
Senators use e-mail to hear citizens’ views during impeachment
With the impeachment trial in the peak of its "excitement," U.S. Senate offices are being flooded with phone calls, letters and a crazy new thing that wasn't around the last time Congress considered removing a president -- e-mail.
Foreign nations pioneer civic gender equality
Around the world, women have been holding political leadership positions for some time.
Goreham to make tenant/renter rights center
To inform students and landlords about their rights as tenants and renters, State College Borough Council member Elizabeth Goreham is independently working to develop a Student/Landlord Resolution Center.
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CDs offer quick cash for students
For Jason Megill, graduating from Penn State meant more than just the opportunity to go to graduate school to study political science. It meant he could afford to keep his compact discs. |
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Council delays vote, plans meeting to discuss numbering balconies
Strong opposition to an amendment requiring balconies to be numbered stopped the State College Borough Council from voting last night and caused them to call a special work session for further investigation into its effects.
Program attempts to give smokers ‘freedom’
Students tired of having yellow fingertips and the smell of smoke announce their entrance into a room have a new opportunity to battle their addiction.
USG Academic Assembly elects new vice president
The Undergraduate Student Government Academic Assembly started 1999 with the election of a new vice president.
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Cagers look to rebound vs. Wildcats
It's been seven days since Penn State suffered a 61-58 loss to No. 15 Wisconsin at The Bryce Jordan Center.
Patrick family tradition continues at Penn State
C.J. Patrick never really put much thought into his decision to start playing hockey. For the Icers center, hockey was just always there.
Garner vs. Herrig
As advertised, the No. 17 Penn State women's basketball team's 66-60 victory over Iowa last Friday night at The Bryce Jordan Center featured a battle between two of the Big Ten's premier post players.
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Spikers to face tough competition in tourney
The Penn State men's volleyball team is off to a rough start and its road does not get any easier at 8 p.m. tonight when it faces No. 1 UCLA in the Hawaiian Outrigger Invitational. |
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Learning to taunt like a professional
My opinion: Chris Masse
New plan
Collegian editorial: Oil embargo on Iraq should be slowly lifted for food, supplies
Sharing story brings painful lesson, negative response to rape survivor
My opinion: Patricia K. Cole
Online editors for this issue:
David Edelson
Jennifer Eck
