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Monday, Sept. 25, 2000
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GRAPHIC: Jamie Perruquet
State College Borough Council discussed purchasing cameras that will be placed atop traffic lights to increase safety Friday.
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Visitors of all ages were dazzled, educated and even nourished by the department of entomology's eighth annual Great Insect Fair Saturday.
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A former Penn State student was found guilty of aggravated assault and simple assault Friday in connection with a domestic dispute last fall.
A half-hour candlelight vigil was held at 7:30 p.m. for Vieques, which is an island off the coast of Puerto Rico.
As thousands of athletes compete in Sydney, seven teams at Penn State battled to triumph in the Asian Olympics held Saturday at the East Halls picnic pavilion.
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It is not uncommon for students to stumble upon messages in chalk as they walk around campus, telling them to shop at a particular store or attend a group meeting. The writing was saying something very different Thursday night.
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All Penn State Alumni Association members are now eligible to receive the benefit of e-mail forwarding at no charge.
Tickets are still available for Alecia Swasy's presentation on "Corporate Stupidity," which will be held 11:30 a.m. Sept. 29 at the Penn Stater Conference Center Hotel.
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Collegian feature photo
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The No. 12 Buckeyes beat Penn State 45-6 Saturday at Ohio Stadium, dropping Penn State to a 1-4 record.  Dead endBellisari feeling fine as Buckeyes' QBAll the answers coming up incorrect for Lions offense
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With less than two minutes remaining in the fourth quarter, an eerie silence befell Ohio Stadium.
A number of streaks were finally brought to an end this weekend when the No. 3 women's volleyball team lost to No. 14 Wisconsin and Northwestern.
Rose blames himself for Nittany Lion losses this past weekend
Rose blames himself for Nittany Lion losses this past weekend
Until the seventh minute of yesterday's 2-1 victory against Purdue, the Penn State women's soccer team had not allowed a goal in the friendly confines of Jeffrey Field since last November 14 in an NCAA tournament game against Maryland.
Lions don't miss a beat with Smart
Physicality factor in Nittany Lion's game against Purdue
Lions don't miss a beat with SmartPhysicality factor in Nittany Lion's game against Purdue
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The national championship game will be the biggest game of the season for the No. 5 Penn State field hockey team. Iowa's goalkeeper tries best to ward off LionsHard work for Stoner finally pays off
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For the first time this season, the No. 2 Penn State men's soccer team had only one match during the weekend. But the result was still the same.
Penn State men's club soccer is off and running, and with a region lead the team doesn't expect to be caught.
The Penn State women's cross country team matched its sixth place Spiked Shoe finish with another sixth-place showing at the William & Mary Invitational.
Because of disciplinary problems, the Salisbury State team was unable to make the trek to sunny and warm Happy Valley to play against the Nittany Lions. But that didn't stop the team from finding some type of team to play.
My Opinion: Jon Allison
Collegian Editorial
E-mail regarding Napster is a reminder of copyright law
My Opinion: Greg Sturges
Letters to the editor
For nearly 150 days now, 135,000 actors who are members of the Screen Actors' Guild (SAG) and the American Federation of Television and Radio Artists (AFTRA) have been on strike.
With their Irish pride in hand, the Dropkick Murphys will be blowing the bagpipes and lacing up the raucous punk skills that made them one of Boston's finest hometown heroes.
Online editor for this issue:
Kelly Bradish
Kelly Bradish
