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Friday, Feb. 12, 1998
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David Heasty
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Gettin' ready for love It caresses the tongue, filling the mouth with sweetness. A smooth concoction of happiness made tangible in a flavor -- for some people, chocolate is the highpoint of Valentine's Day. |
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Keg Party holds first gathering
Special guests urged students to take a more active role in government last night at the Keg Party's first official meeting, while signs displayed the party mottos: "Fight for your right to party," and "Fire Tom King."
Study: Cohabitation creates problems
Students might not want to sign a lease before tying the knot, according to studies of couples living together before marriage.
Competition in Thon fundraising an added motivator for greeks
Even though the primary focus of the 1999 Interfraternity Council/Panhellenic Dance Marathon is battling pediatric cancer, being a top money earner is important for some greeks.
Heicklen arrested at University Gates
Retired Penn State professor Julian Heicklen was arrested yesterday for disorderly conduct and noise violations during a protest at University Gates -- different from the drug possession charges he has received in the past.
Community questions marriage laws
A typical wedding ceremony includes a loving couple walking down an aisle decorated with flowers, exchanging rings and repeating something along the lines of ". . . for richer or poorer, in sickness and in health, forever and ever, until death do us part."
State bill to help redevelop communities, not just stadiums
For both Pennsylvania sports fans and their communities, help is on the way.
Disagreement over repairs, rent lead to landlord's suit
Student tenants often do not know how to demand apartment repairs, and because of the lack of knowledge, they may face serious consequences, said José Texidor, attorney for the student body.
USG to raffle day with Spanier
The chance to get a behind-the-scenes look at a day in the life of Penn State President Graham Spanier is being raffled off by the Undergraduate Student Government next week.
Summit to emphasize women's togetherness
Women of all colors coming together for fellowship and promotion of personal growth will be the highlight of the 3rd annual Women of Color Summit.
At least 100 students treated for infections
University Health Services has seen at least 100 students in the past week for upper respiratory infections, said Dr. Edward Rosick, doctor of osteopathy.
Police Log
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Lady cagers eager to battle Purdue
Thirty-eight days ago, an erratic Penn State women's basketball team ran a road-trip gauntlet that took it to play a tour-de-force Purdue women's squad at Mackey Arena in West Lafayette, Ind. The Lady Lions fought gallantly but succumbed to the talent and depth of the Boilermakers, 53-48.
Cagers look for victory vs. Badgers as tourney nears
After losing all three games during its recent home stretch, the Penn State men's basketball team will attempt to get back on the winning track when it visits No. 15 Wisconsin at 8 p.m. tomorrow at the Kohl Center.
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Wrestler Bost faces tough fight as team clashes with Illini, Wildcats
No. 11 Nittany Lions will need to be better than good fighters when they face No. 7 Illinois at 8 p.m. today in Champaign, Ill., and No. 19 Northwestern at 2 p.m. Sunday in Evanston, Ill. |
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Pavlik earns 100th as spikers top ESU
he No. 14 Penn State men's volleyball team (4-8, 2-0 EIVA) celebrated its first back-to-back victories of the season last night, knocking off East Stroudsburg in three games (15-6, 15-4, 15-6).
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Icers to face hot Bobcats
Craig McCarthy has a lot of respect for Penn State ice hockey. But since his team hasn't lost in more than three months, he's extremely confident. |
Struggling Ice Lions seek revenge against Flying Dutchmen
Despite injuries, suspensions and sickness, the season is not quite over for the Penn State Div. II Ice Lions.
After loss to UCLA, Gymwomen hoping to improve against Illinois
Tomorrow night, the Penn State women's gymnastics team will have the chance to do what it has not been able to all season -- turn in a solid performance on the road.
Gymmen look to correct mistakes from last weekend against Cadets
In the wake of victory against the No. 2 team in the nation, the Penn State men's gymnastics team is rushing to correct a problem it didn't think it had.
Football at Altoona campus just isn't Penn State football
My opinion: Geoff Dodd
Netmen begin conference campaign vs. Buckeyes
While many men will be delivering hugs, candy and flowers this Valentine's Sunday, the Penn State men's tennis team will be delivering serves, lobs and backhands in its first conference action of 1999.
No. 16 trackmen head to Virgina Tech for tune up
The Penn State men's track and field team will tune up today and tomorrow at the Virginia Tech Invitational with the added pressure of qualifying for nationals looming on the horizon.
Fencer duo heading for Junior Olympic tourney
Her laugh turns to a look of aggression and he wears an expression of confidence, but these expressions disappear when a sea of black mesh drowns them. Their masks on, both Ola Korfanty and Aaron Stuewe raise their swords, the metal clangs, and the battle is on.
Too much control
Collegian Editorial: States should not pass restrictive abortion laws.
Valentine's Day for family, friends; not just couples
My opinion: Julie Fretts
Letters to the editor
Thon means more than just financial assistance; House managers deserve respect for trial; Impeachment trial ‘travesty of justice’; House managers deserve respect for trial; Recognize gay couples’ civil right to marry;
Collegian Editorial Cartoon
Cartoon by: Marc Hoecker
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Flower speak
When it comes to the expression of sentiment through flowers, modern romance doesn't get much more cerebral than this. |
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James' adventures in Piercing
Every week, James Conroy gets part of his body pierced and records the experience. Week three: The labret.
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How to be a player
On Valentine's Day, the average Joe will spend time with the one he's dating. Stefan Feller will be spending time with at least three. |
Harrisburg to host music fest
This weekend, Harrisburg will become the pathway to musical nirvana for many hopeful unsigned bands in central Pennsylvania, including five bands from State College.
Alumnus writes script to Seven, watches film career take off
Andrew Kevin Walker , a Penn State film and video graduate, had no way of knowing by 1995 he would be a criptwriter lending voice to the likes of Morgan Freeman, Brad Pitt and Kevin Spacey in the blockbuster film Seven.
Local modern-rock band has high hopes
Dunston Ashe found its missing link unexpectedly one night when Eric Himan sneaked into the bar where the band was playing, picked up another musician's guitar and insisted he take the stage.
Web site broadcasts live, offbeat humor
Whether it is talking about his Grandma sneaking drugs into his mom's bedroom, or when he almost wrecked a police car while acting on "America's Most Wanted," "Snack Boy" is the craziest five-minute snack on the World Wide Web.
Parker Posey reigns in wide world of indie films
Reigning as the current "Indie Queen," Parker Posey has yet to really dive into A-list films. Her recent role in You've Got Mail was her first jump into mainstream films, but her heart continues to stay with the independent world.
Afghan Whigs to play Crowbar
Monday night at Crowbar, the Afghan Whigs will give its audience the passion and spontaneity that is to be expected from a concert.
EZCD.com offers customized music
A CD Web store that compiles songs on custom-made CDs, www.EZCD.com seeks to remedy this situation. Also, by offering underground bands the chance to sell their music online, EZCD.com is giving customers and artists more control over the music they buy and sell.
Get money's worth with free ARHS movies at HUB
Each week, ARHS sponsors movies during HUB Late Night. Some recent ARHS movies include Urban Legend and Halloween: H20.
Another 'dose' of Collective Soul
Collective Soul sounds as rhythmic and emotional as ever on its hyper and fast-paced album Dosage, released on Tuesday.
Valentine’s Day dance
A ode to a Valentine's dance.
Weekend Spotlight
Jazz saxophonist to play at HUB; Unfriendly Dorm Guy returns. Run!; A tribe called "Graffiti" to harmonize;
Online editors for this issue:
Tim Swift
Emily Rehring
