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Firday, March 31, 2000
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GRAPHIC: Collegian
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Two men charged for drug violations
Charges were filed yesterday against two State College men accused of providing an illegal "club drug," which left them and three other people unconscious March 19.
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Thomas addition may end classes in Schwab
As Penn State administrators anticipate opening the doors of the addition to the Thomas Building, padlocks could be in the not-so-distant future for another large classroom building. |
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Voters express concerns with ballots
Smoking wasn't the only hot topic on campus ballots this week. Voters in Wednesday's elections responded to nine other referendum questions, which dealt with topics ranging from Penn State's energy use to academic advisers to eateries in the HUB-Paul Robeson Cultural Center.
Conference looks to bring diverse groups together
This weekend's Solidarity Conference has a little something for everyone: It offers a chance for activists from various political and social movements to join together, and it provides nonactivists with an introduction to a variety of issues.
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Nurse retires after 3 decades
Today, University Health Services will lose a familiar face, a great sense of humor and an advocate for students. That face is Jane Galas, a nurse, and today is her last day working at Penn State. |
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Wearing improper shoes can cause foot problems
People with foot irritations, ingrown toenails, leg pains and bone abnormalities could trace their problems to wearing improper footwear.
Vendors ready for outdoor show
As the Pennsylvania Hunting, Fishing and Outdoor Show comes to the Bryce Jordan Center, hunters and outdoorsmen will not be the only ones benefitting from the three-day event.
Sellers predict fewer gun sales at event
Not many gun sales will likely take place at this year's Pennsylvania Hunting, Fishing and Outdoor Show, according to some of the event's vendors.
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Got blues?
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WPSX-TV to conduct first on-air auction tomorrow
Penn State's public broadcasting station, WPSX-TV, will have its first live on-the-air auction at 7 p.m. tomorrow.
Interchange construction slated for Monday start
Construction will begin Monday on the Scotia Road Interchange of the Interstate 99 Project in Centre County. New Enterprise Stone and Lime Co.
Libertarians prepare for weekend state convention
The Libertarian Party will hold its state convention this weekend in King of Prussia, according to a Centre County Libertarian Party press release.
Ridge approves cell phone addition to accident forms
Gov. Tom Ridge directed the Pennsylvania Department of Transportation Wednesday to add "check-off" boxes to vehicle accident report forms used by police to document whether cellular phones are present or in use during traffic accidents, according a press release from Ridge.
'Pride Week 2000' begins tomorrow with dance
"Pride Week 2000" starts this weekend with events designed to entertain, celebrate and educate the lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender community and their allies.
Police Log
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Penn State meets UConn in Final Four
PHILADELPHIA — Swin Cash and her Connecticut teammates have a score to settle with the Penn State women's basketball team. Although the Big East-champion Huskies (34-1) won the December matchup with the Lady Lions, they still have something to prove.
Tennessee faces Rutgers in Final Four's opening contest
PHILADELPHIA — From two different sides of the track, Kristen Clement of Tennessee and Rutgers Shawnetta Stewart each took a different path.
Lions host Region 5 meet
Six focused teams come to Rec Hall at 7:00 p.m on Saturday. Two will earn the right to advance. The rest will go home.
Penn State's Crispin hits last-second shot for third in NIT
First place is for the glory. Second place is for the respect. Third place is for the Penn State men's basketball team. At least for this year.
Penn State travels to Maryland for two games against Terrapins
Riding the wave of four consecutive victories, the Penn State softball team will travel to College Park, Md., to face Maryland in a doubleheader on Saturday.
Hot baseball team battles Big Ten foe
Joe Hindelang said he likes to think in twos, as in "a win in late March or early April is almost worth two in late April or May."
Nittany Lions reach midpoint of season, take on Massachusetts
It's time to answer nature's call, refill the dip bowl and grab a drink, because it's halftime.
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Lions overcome Dukes, cold weather
A total of two sets were lost by Penn State yesterday in the chilly weather at the Sarni Tennis Facility. |
PSU women's tennis cruising with 6-1 start
Through a season of surprising success under first-year coach Buffy Baker, the Penn State women's tennis team has surged to a 6-1 overall record.
PSU season full of broken records
Following its No. 19 finish at the NCAA Swimming and Diving Championships, the Penn State men's swimming and diving team has brought the 1999-2000 season to a close.
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Penn State hosting two matches over weekend
At this point in the season, the Nittany Lions can only beat themselves. With seven conference matches remaining, the Penn State men's volleyball team is on its way to determining its own future. |
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Uphill battle for Penn State hoops
My opinion: Chris Antonacci
Club baseball team looking to join conference by next year
The Penn State club baseball team has been tearing up the field so far this season, and this week has been no different.
Penn State to compete in Colonial Relays
After a 32-day layoff and a cancelled meet last weekend, the Penn State men's outdoor track team travels to Williamsburg, Va., today to compete in the Colonial Relays.
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Collegian Editorial
Court decides correctly on student activity fees
Find comfort in self-confidence
My Opinion: Matt Wunsche
Letters to the editor
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Thespians sway with palm trees in show Once on this Island
Warm sun, white sand, turquoise waters and gently swaying palm trees — this soothing scene recurs daily on the Caribbean Islands. Villagers laze on the beach enjoying the easy flow of life around them. |
Student actors prepare for show through costume, stage design
A pit orchestra warms up at the base of the stage in Schwab Auditorium, lights flicker and students clad in a variety of bright colors mill around while warming up for a rehearsal. The Penn State Thespians have been working on Once on this Island since January, and the show hits the stage this weekend.
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White Lodge passes torch on to other venues
In October, a student responsible for founding a pocket of independent music will aim his aspirations toward the Windy City to start the next phase of his life. |
Beenie Man brings groove to Rec Hall
Get ready to dance and groove because reggae superstar Beenie Man is performing for free Sunday.
Energy healings provide alternative to medicine
When the average person becomes ill, he will most likely take a few Advil and make an appointment with his local medical doctor.
Noon-Time Concert Series offers free live music
While grabbing a bite to eat or stopping to relax, students and others can now also be entertained with free live music.
Millennium Jazz Festival to entertain PSU
The Penn State Millennium Jazz Festival will engage jazz lovers this weekend. The festival, which is the first Penn State High School Jazz Festival, will be comprised of performances by notable East Coast high school jazz bands, clinics by Penn State faculty, and guest artists, along with various performances and classes.
Writer picks best album titles
My opinion: Geoff Rushton
Dancers perform spring concert
Dancing on a cruise ship is her ideal line of work. The job applications have been sent in and she is waiting to find out if she will travel the world on a cruise liner.
Troupe depicts life journey
Dance, theater and the visual arts will converge as Synergy, Penn State's movement research and improvisational dance company, performs "Portrait of a Captive."
'Out of the Box' exhibit displays local artist's works of identity
Out of nowhere, strangers come up and touch the long, silky dark hair of Dori Lemeh, which she said happens because of her identity.
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Collegian Arts Cartoon
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Rental Review
Crowe, Mann combination make Insider successful
Movie Review
'High Fidelity' enjoyable, proves Cusack's talent
Game Review
Street Sk8ter adjustable, full of characters, modes
Weekend Spotlight
Online editors for this issue:
Nikki Velisaris
Beth Baumgardner
