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Thursday, Jan. 28, 1999
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Sean Seningen
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Community voices environmental concerns about I-99
A 35-mile stretch of highway with 10 interchanges could greatly alter the landscape of the Centre Region, but community members and officials are hoping zoning will protect the environment and community.
Sorority traces roots of dance
African, swing, hip-hop and step dancing have one key element in common -- they represent aspects of the evolution of African-American culture through performance.
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Entertaining great thoughts
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Acid mine drainage creates problems for Pennsylvania’s aquatic life, streams
Treating and preventing acid mine drainage is a major component of the H2000 package introduced earlier this month by state Rep. Camille "Bud" George, D-Clearfield.
Proposed bills address water safety
With the new millennium approaching, even legislators are trying to pep up their environmental bills by playing up the year 2000 craze.
CAC labs close Saturday; e-mail will be unavailable
Due to the Center of Academic Computing's extended system maintenance from midnight to noon Saturday, all computer labs on campus will be closed.
Horn quartet to perform at 'Bach's Lunch' today
The Penn State Horn Quartet will perform arrangements by the late composer and music teacher Marvin Howe at 12:10 p.m. today in Eisenhower Chapel.
Police Log
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In depth: Six degrees of Dan Earl Some say the veteran point guard has lost a step -- maybe he can't cut as well as he used to, jump as high as he used to, drive as well as he used to. |
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No. 21 Lady Cagers tame Wildcats, 93-60
Northwestern women's basketball coach Don Perrelli, who will step down at season's end, closed another chapter in a storied career last night as he made his final visit to Penn State as his team's coach.
Court to consider protection from abuse petition against Lion wrestler
Penn State wrestler Jamarr Billman, receiving support from his teammates and coaches, is scheduled to appear in court today regarding a protection from abuse petition filed against him.
Lions suffer tough road loss against Iowa, 84-74
The Penn State men's basketball team crumbled under pressure last night at Iowa's Carver-Hawkeye Arena.
Poll for ACHA Tournament to be released next week
Teams in the American Collegiate Hockey Association will have a last chance to boost their stock this weekend.
Against all odds
Wrestlers Celestin, Parker know how to accomplish their goals.
Trackmen Audu, Gorham make leaps and bounds past competition
In a sport where it is hard enough to find one good long jumper, the Penn State men's track team has two.
Spikers dropping in polls; UCLA No. 1
Beaten and embarrassed, but still standing in the polls after a tough road trip, the No. 13 Penn State men's volleyball team is receiving credit for its tough early season schedule.
Lady cagers facing Super set of games
As the unofficial national holiday of Super Bowl Sunday approaches, and the testosterone level of America reaches a crescendo for one final football weekend, the college women's basketball season will be hitting full tilt.
Blomgren transfers to get more playing time
Unhappy with a number of things, including a lack of playing time, Nittany Lions' backup safety Travis Blomgren decided to transfer to Div. I-AA Delaware earlier this week.
Preserving the future
Collegian editorial: Clinton's educational proposals a step in the right direction.
Religious beliefs aside, meditation can relax your soul
My opinion: John C. Manigaulte
Letters to the editor
Morality judged on personal basis; Wrestler shouldn’t be put down in paper; No room for cultural exchanges in class; English proficiency essential at times
Online editors for this issue:
David Edelson
Brooke Sample
