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Back Issues
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Thursday, June 24, 1999
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GRAPHIC: Chris McNelis
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Rape victim shares story
The HUB Ballroom was standing room only Tuesday night as students and faculty waited to hear Katie Koestner speak. |
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Yan Xin Qigong Club aims to help students with everyday stress
While many people would rely on conventional medicine and psychological treatment to deal with stress and improve their physical and mental health, there are other alternatives. |
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College of Liberal Arts get $5 million gift
The College of the Liberal Arts received its largest gift ever in the amount of $5 million given by an anonymous donor.
Preliminary Hearings
Police Log
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Sandusky joins father in Sports Hall of Fame
Football coach Jerry Sandusky finally received recognition and was inducted into the Washington-Greene County Chapter of the Pennsylvania Sports Hall of Fame. |
Netwomen coach to leave PSU in August
After nine years at Penn State, women's tennis coach Sue Whiteside has resigned to accept another position outside of the university, Athletic Director Tim Curley announced Tuesday.
Penn State events have impact on Centre Region
A recent study conducted by economists at Penn State proved that events at The Bryce Jordan Center and Beaver Stadium make a definite impact on the economy of the Centre Region.
Childs' fire symbolic of Knicks' heart
My Opinion: John Giblin
Wins don't make up for Spree's past
My Opinion: Craig Kackenmeister
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Learning curve
Collegian Editorial: Giving teachers salaries, respect they deserve will help profession
Kosovo more than media coverage, conflict
My Opinion: Darren Robertson
Letters to the editor
Online editor for this issue:
John Giblin
