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Tuesday, July 11, 2000
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GRAPHIC: Ben Long
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President Clinton addressed a wide variety of topics in his address to the National Governors' Association yesterday at the Penn Stater Conference Center Hotel.
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Before police officers put him in a choke hold and dragged him inside, Justin Leto stood defiantly on a balcony on the front of Osmond Lab, with duct tape partially covering his mouth and a gas mask hanging from his neck.
In front of an audience of students, activists and curiosity seekers, Ralph Nader, legendary consumer advocate and presidential candidate, made a rousing speech via telephone denouncing the National Governors' Association and corporations.
Sand sculptures, street paintings and giant puppets are just a few aspects of the art world blanketing Penn State when the 34th Annual Central Pennsylvania Festival of the Arts begins tomorrow.
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Saturday's Evening Under the Stars, held on a barricaded South Allen Street, gave students and local citizens an opportunity to see and speak with governors and state officials from around the country.
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The Penn State women's soccer team will open its 2000 Fall schedule at 1 p.m. on Aug. 27 at Jeffrey Field against George Mason, a press release said.
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U.S. should not rush plans for nuclear defense system
Letters to the editor
- People's democracy hurt by corporate sponsorships
- Incoming president's duty to restaff Supreme Court
Online editor for this issue:
Kelly Bradish
Kelly Bradish
