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Back Issues
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Tuesday, April 27, 1999
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GRAPHIC: Chris McNelis
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Policy restricts speakers, rallies' locations
The Department of Public Information announced yesterday that the Penn State's Campus Environment Team had developed revisions to the university policy concerning areas for expressive activities. |
Student put on alert to enter Kosovo conflict
Like other reserve members of his military police unit, Mike Clark has packed his bags, written a will and could be called to the Balkans in August.
Jury finds Lang guilty of murder
BELLEFONTE -- After deliberating for more than two hours yesterday afternoon, the jury in the murder trial of Richard H. Lang found him guilty of first-degree murder.
Industry, academics increaingly linked by research
The relationship between industry and academics has become more important for Penn State as companies take an avid interest in linking industry and academic research.
Herbal drug helps students to sleep
Students preparing for exams may want to remember the importance of a good night of sleep. Valerian, an herbal sleeping remedy, may help.
Student falls from parking deck
Ben & Jerry's celebrates birthday with ice cream
Police Log
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Lightening rods The Beaver Field scoreboard told the story -- Bucknell, 15, Penn State, 7, with nine at-bats remaining for the Nittany Lions. |
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Lions plan to run for championship Saturday's Blue-White Game showcased at least one thing -- if Aaron Harris and the Nittany Lions are going to make a run at the national title, they must exploit opposing defenses with their ground attack. |
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Lady ruggers conclude season with win
The Penn State women's rugby team concluded its season this past weekend with a resounding 15-0 defeat of West Chester at the West Chester Tournament.
Netmen end regular season in downward spiral
Last weekend, the Penn State men's tennis team finished the regular season, extending its Big Ten streak to nine matches.
Kersey surprises all with late-inning power
Dramatics generally aren't associated with Colleen Kersey
Collegian scribe recounts college career
My Opinion: Vito Forlenza
Lessons of life from the field of play
My Opinion: Donnie Collins
Learn from mistakes
Collegian Editorial: New USG should shift focus to rebuilding, working for students.
Practical solutions best answer to some major problems
My Opinion: Laura Hennessey
Graduating senior reflects on what she would have done
My Opinion: Molly K. Fellin
One woman show campaigns against sexual crimes
Eve Ensler's one-woman show, to be held at 8 p.m. today and Thursday in the HUB Ballroom, explores the question of whether or not women really like themselves, and more importantly, if women actually like their vaginas.
Online editors for this issue:
David Edelson
Kathryn Graham
Daryl Lang
