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Back Issues
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Wednesday, April 5, 2000
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GRAPHIC: Ryan Naragon
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Local nominees anticipate challenging November race
Despite predictable wins in yesterday's primaries, local nominees are anticipating a lively run in the November elections.
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PennDOT says state roads improved
Pennsylvania drivers are having the smoothest ride in years, according to state officials. The Pennsylvania Department of Transportation announced last week that ride quality on Pennsylvania interstates improved dramatically last year. |
Spring Week to end term on high note
Fun people are wanted. Spring Week 2000, an annual festival sponsored by the Interfraternity and Panhellenic Councils, kicks off today and runs through Sunday.
Dorm lounge furniture theft common
The theft of furniture and other items from Penn State lounges and commons areas is a crime that could lead to criminal charges and jeopardize a student's status with the university, Penn State Police Services assistant supervisor Bernadette Bland said.
Simply Kind stops pipe sales
In the wake of a police raid last week at Simply Kind's Indiana, Pa., store, the chain's supervisors are requesting a discussion with State College officials in order to ensure a similar incident does not happen at its local store, 224 W. College Ave.
'Smart Start' eases female exam worries
Stirrups. For many young women, it is a word steeped with embarrassment and anxiety. A new 1 1/2-hour program, Smart Start, can ease this by educating women before their first gynecological exam.
Students work with NASA to promote international space station
If all goes well, members of the International Space Station might be sporting uniforms with logos created by Penn State students.
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24 Hours in State College - Photo Page
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CATA accident leaves two students with minor injuries
A Centre Area Transportation Authority bus collided with another vehicle at about 11 a.m. yesterday at Atherton Street and Park Avenue, causing minor injuries to two bus passengers, said Sgt. Scott Ohs of the State College Police Department.
First floor of HUB to be open later during finals week
Students preparing for final exams this semester will have more late-night access to the HUB-Robeson Cultural Center, thanks to a bill passed by the Undergraduate Student Government Senate last night.
CATA resumes routes after transformer explosion
The Centre Area Transportation Authority announced yesterday the W and ES buses would resume using their route on Martin Street, according to a CATA press release.
Penn professor to give speech about Civil War deaths
Drew Gilpin Faust, Annenberg Professor of history at the University of Pennsylvania, will give a speech titled "Peculiar Conditions and Necessities: The Civil War Soldier and the Art of Dying" at 7:30 p.m. Monday in 121 Sparks.
Main Event to take place today in HUB Auditorium
Network Event Theatre will present MainEvent from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. today in the HUB Auditorium.
Police Log
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Penn State fights off Cornell
The Penn State baseball team all awoke to the same gray and drizzling skies this morning, but their predictions for what the afternoon held varied. |
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Quinones, Slenker lead PSU in sweep
Last night at Juniata there were three teams competing. Playing in the match were the Penn State men's volleyball team and the host squad Juniata Eagles. But on the sidelines a third team arrived — a rowdy student body. |
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Lady Lions travel to Philadelphia to take on Temple Owls
The destination is Broad Street in North Philadelphia; the opponent is yet another ranked team; and the goal remains the same — come away with a victory.
Softball team doubleheader postponed
The softball doubleheader between Penn State and Ohio University scheduled for 2 p.m. today has been postponed due to inclement weather in the Athens, Ohio area.
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After Final Four, Lady Lions looking to next season
When Helen Darling walked off the First Union Center floor Friday night, it was for the last time. It would be the last time she would wear the blue and white uniform she wore proudly for the last four seasons. |
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Camp teaches how to cope with disabilities
As the old adage goes, the best way to learn is by doing. The first ever Learn By Doing Sports Camp, held this past Saturday at the Multi-Sport Complex, was no exception to that.
PSU volleyball club among top-ranked teams
Six months ago, the Penn State women's power volleyball club was conducting its first-ever tryouts and was stepping up in class to enter a new league.
Softball team in Ohio for doubleheader
At 2 p.m. today, the Penn State softball team will try to extend its winning streak when it takes on Ohio University in a doubleheader in Athens, Ohio.
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Collegian Editorial
WRC entry requires careful consideration
U.S. Middle East policy depends upon energy prices
My Opinion: Imtiaz Chaudhry
Letters to the editor
Down for the state of Pennsylvania
One of this year's most anticipated tours will be hitting State College tonight as Red Hot Chili Peppers and The Foo Fighters rock the Bryce Jordan Center.
New tournament series to showcase video game talents
For those who have worn their thumbs to the bone playing video games, there is a place to showcase those video game skills.
Online editors for this issue:
Nikki Velisaris
Debra Yemenijian
