Back Issues
Tuesday, Jan. 27, 1998
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Ensemble illustrates sex issues
The morning after a sexual encounter is not always a wonderful, warm experience. The University Park Ensemble student theater troupe illustrated just that last night at the HUB during a program entitled "Sex at Seven."
Professor blows weather into classrooms, studios
When Samuel Perugini walks into class, a warm front follows.
Ski crazy!
Local skiing feature photos
Students address stereotypes
Stereotype -- n: an oversimplified opinion, prejudiced attitude or uncritical judgment.
Leaders consider issues at mocktail
Laughter filled the room as a long, colorful string of tissue paper was pulled out of President Graham Spanier's mouth by Panhellenic Council President Meghan Walsh.
Diverter objections rejected
Huge islands of concrete have successfully formed a barrier dividing both community members and two municipalities concerning the issue of traffic flow.
Financial aid hot line open until Jan. 29
A financial aid hot line and Internet chat forum are now accessible for those who have questions about filling out forms or how to get and keep financial aid.
Announcements from Shields
Police log
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Second wind
Beating two Big Ten teams with a combined conference record of
5-13 may not be reason for raucous celebration but the importance
of the Lady Lion basketball team's weekend sweep of Minnesota
and Ohio State should not be underestimated.
Verdict is in: Spartans make debut on Top 25 polls
The Supreme Court Justices of the Associated Press and men's college
basketball coaches finally rendered a decision concerning the
case of Michigan State's place, or lack thereof, in the polls.
Bring in 'da noise
Silence is golden, but shouting is fun.
Few people make shouting as much fun as Penn State men's volleyball
players Damian Martorana and Sergio Pampena. The duo needs little
else than their own energy to put them in motion.
Collegian Sports Column
Collegian columnist Brian Costello explains that while the college basketball atmosphere at Penn State is weak, the atmosphere at Michigan State is alive and kicking.
Collegian Sports Feature Photo
Chalking up another win
----------------------------OPINION----------------------------
Collegian Editorial
Right to party?: Intent of USG Senate's legislation may be damaged by behavior
My Opinion
Rules of the road refresher from a safe, cautious driver
Letters to the editor
