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[ Tuesday, June 22, 1999 ]

GRAPHIC: Tara Leonard

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World Campus — education at home
Some say the future of higher education is the online university -- and at Penn State, the World Campus offers students the opportunity to take classes online.

Judge dismisses Heicklen charges The Centre County Court of Common Pleas dismissed charges last week against Julian Heicklen, retired Penn State professor and libertarian candidate for Centre County Commissioner.

Assembly passes largest appropriations increase
Pennsylvania lawmakers passed the largest appropriations increase for Penn State in 10 years on Friday. Gov. Tom Ridge signed House Bill 983, which designates $314.1 million to Penn State, including $12.2 million for the Pennsylvania College of Technology.

Feature Photo: Book hunting

Council disputes building
The State College Borough Council approved the design, size and budget for the proposed municipal building during last night's meeting, despite disagreement from council members Elizabeth Goreham and Janet Knauer regarding all points.

Police Log

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TV is best location to watch golf
My Opinion: Kate Cardoni

NHL needs to make up its mind
My Opinion: Carla Motko

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Leave it alone
Collegian Editorial: Starr needs to reconsider plan to issue report on Clintons' behavior

Bookstores, parking create students' money woes
My Opinion: Adam Russelburg

Letter to the editor
Bicyclists do use bike paths