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[ Thursday, Jan. 20, 2000 ]


Graphic: Stacy Olenoski
GRAPHIC: Stacy Olenoski

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Girod resigns USG presidency
Days after spearheading Penn State's first university-wide Martin Luther King Jr. Day of Service, Undergraduate Student Government President Desha Girod resigned. Former USG Vice President Garrett Fitzgerald will succeed Girod.

  • Peers remember student leader's accomplishments

    Racist newsletter posted in Pattee
    A Pattee Library employee reported finding a newsletter containing racial slurs against blacks and Jews in a fourth floor restroom yesterday.

    OPP gears up for snow season
    While bitter temperatures ravage campus, students buying hats and gloves aren't the only ones taking precautions against the winter weather. Significant snow accumulation like the kind expected today will not take anyone by surprise at the Office of Physical Plant.

    Oak falls on parked vehicles
    A century-old oak tree fell behind the Forum Building yesterday, damaging seven vehicles parked behind the Palmer Museum of Art.

    Performing art class encourages participation
    Bodies shuffled across the floor, pressing close together, constantly rearranging themselves in a shifting mosaic . . . and the show has yet to begin.

    Power Lion enters SUV competition
    No one buys a sports utility vehicle for the great fuel economy, but that may soon change due to new regulations that require SUVs and other vehicles to meet the same emissions standards as other cars.

    New, clean fuel developed
    Penn State researchers have developed a new, cheaper method of using hydrocarbon fuels without polluting the environment.

    Task force planning to better town
    A proposal for a State College Downtown Improvement District is on the agenda at Downtown State College Partnership's annual meeting and social scheduled for 5 p.m. Monday at Player's Nite Club, 112 W. College Ave.

    Commons extend dining hours
    Due to hour extensions starting this semester in Redifer and McElwain commons, students now have have more chances and time to eat.

    Scientists to discuss life's origin
    For the next several weeks, the Eberly College of Science will bring the search for truth to Penn State, with the series of lectures, "Astrobiology: Looking for Life in the Universe."

    Provost and dean recommended for Capital College
    Madlyn Hanes has accepted a new administrative assignment and will be joining the Capital College.

    Foundation donates millions for scholarships, chair
    The Frymoyer Foundation is donating a total of $2 million to Penn State to create the first endowed faculty chair in the School of Information Sciences and Technology.

    Preliminary hearings

    Police Log


    Sports
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    Crispin lights up Wisconsin for career high and third Big Ten win
    Last night, the Nittany Lions did one better, holding Wisconsin under double digits more than three minutes later, not allowing the Badgers to break the seal until 13 minutes already had passed.

    Sanderson brothers wrestling Iowa State to the top
    The Sanderson brothers have worked their way into the forefront of the wrestling scene from the state of Utah to become the premiere combination of commitment, excellence and determination in the nation.

    Hot-tempered Crispin cools off Badgers with 31 points
    Joe Crispin put his head down and surged toward the basket. The Penn State point guard could feel the pressure from the Big Ten's most dominant defender — Wisconsin's shutdown man Mike Kelley.

    Lions dominant both ends
    When Wisconsin men's basketball coach Dick Bennett said his team appeared to be afraid to match up with Penn State forward Jarrett Stephens on the inside, he told the story of the game.

    Lady Lions seek 12th-straight win
    One team has its eyes on the Big Ten crown, while the other is searching for identity. The No. 4 Penn State women's basketball team will take on Ohio State at 7:30 p.m., tonight in The Bryce Jordan Center.

    Smith earns Gymnast of the Week honors
    After excelling in each of the three events in which she competed in the Penn State women's gymnastics team's opening meet last weekend, Senior gymnast Nikki Smith was named Big Ten Gymnast of the Week, league officials announced Wednesday.r.

    Sign-ups to begin for IM Wrestling
    Beginning Jan. 31 and going through Feb. 3, anyone interested in intramural wrestling can sign up at the IM Office located at Room 2 of the IM Building.

    Injuries trouble Lady Lions at start of gymnastics season; relief in sight
    As the old cliché goes, "If it ain't broke don't fix it." But what if it is? This is the plague hurting the Penn State women's gymnastics team at the beginning of the 2000 season.

    Small-town wrestler hits it 'big'
    On the northern front of South Dakota, east of the Black Hills and Mount Rushmore, exists the tiny town of Webster. Webster, population 2,200, has become a hot spot for hunters and fishermen with its vast array of streams and forestry. It also carries a strong wrestling tradition.

    Matt attack
    Photo page

    Thin bench a problem for Lady Lion hoops
    My Opinion:Gwenn Miller

    Opinions View an image of today's opinions page.

    Collegian Editorial
    Dirty campaign tactics deter voter enthusiasm

    Use tobacco money to stop smoking
    My Opinion: David Edelson

    Letters to the editor

  • Athlete defines excellence on and off wrestling mat
  • USG will pursue its goals despite Girod resignation
  • NAACP promotes racism, King's work overly praised
  • Students lose leadership Girod brought to position

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    Nikki Velisarisbio
    Leslie Crazebio





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