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[ Tuesday, March 30, 1999 ]

GRAPHIC: Chris McNelis

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Jesse Jackson speaks of voting, economics The Rev. Jesse Jackson urged students to register to vote last night at Eisenhower Auditorium, though he won't be receiving any of those votes as a presidential candidate next fall.

Only four tickets go to last USG debate
With just about half of the candidates in attendance and a sparse audience, last night's Undergraduate Student Government presidential and vice presidential debate ended a mere 45 minutes after its start.

1999 USG President and Vice President Guide
A look at the candidates and their platforms.

Judge orders local modeling agency to repay clients for training
Modeling hopefuls who claimed an agency charged them for training seminars but did not get them jobs will receive restitution, according to a Cambria County judge's order made last week.

USG candidates hold HUB eateries boycott
Stocked with 1,000 peanut butter and jelly sandwiches, lemonade and iced tea, two Undergraduate Student Government presidential and vice presidential candidates asked students to boycott HUB eateries yesterday.

Group created for local consumer mediations
Attorney General Mike Fisher officially opened his Centre Region Consumer Mediation Unit at 417 E. Calder Way yesterday to assist his office with the numerous complaints filed each year by consumers in central and southern Pennsylvania.

Downtown area preps for Abercrombie store
Local businesses are already anticipating the effects of a new retail store coming to the downtown area, even though construction has not yet begun.

Police Log

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Hindelang flustered by pitching woes
Joe Hindelang is not a hard man to find.

Deer pens treat for visitors, research People who are fans of wildlife -- hunters, non-hunters, or those who just love deer -- may want to take note. There is a place on this campus that you can encounter nearly 139 deer from close range.

Sluggers hunting for hurlers versus Bisons
With his team off to its best start under his direction, Penn State baseball coach Joe Hindelang isn't about to rest easy.

Big Ten will rule courts next season
My Opinion: Vito Forlenza

Ricciardi making most of senior season
Jodie Ricciardi has had a lot of good softball seasons in her career.

Lady golfers place sixth in weekend tourney
The Penn State women's golf team migrated south to Greensboro, N.C., this past weekend to compete in the Bryan National Collegiate at Bryan Parks Champions golf course.

Fencers know recipe for success
My Opinion: Darren Steel

Swimmen's year full of accolades
Every team has its highs and lows, but for the Penn State men's swimming and diving team, however, the lows this season were virtually nonexistent.

USG endorsements
Collegian Editorial: Board of Opinion endorses two qualified USG tickets.

Community service about becoming a better person
My opinion: Laura Hennessey