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[ Thursday, Sept. 9, 1999 ]

GRAPHIC: Stacy Olenoski

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Fair attracts new members The HUB Alumni Hall was packed with students participating in the Student Involvement Fair yesterday from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. The fair will continue today during the same hours.

Library trustees consider dual sites
The Schlow Memorial Library Board of Trustees is considering a new option for solving its relocation dilemma.

IFC numbers stabilize
Stabilizing the number of fraternity members is the goal, and intense advertising for this year's rush is the game plan.

Pa. students paid to stay in state
Some students in the College of Agriculture will find relief after graduation thanks to the Agriculture Education Loan Forgiveness Program.

Board votes to keep police force in Patton
The Patton Township Board of Supervisors voted unanimously to keep the township's police force after it vetoed a recommendation to contract the State College Borough Police in a meeting last night at Park Forest Middle School.

Feature Photo: A room with a view

Microsoft joining Penn State family
Microsoft will now join PepsiCo, Nike and AT&T; as one of the several big corporate names to infiltrate the Penn State community.

Campus adds more blue safety lights to dorm areas
Penn State Police Services is installing 10 additional blue lights onto phone call boxes on campus this semester.

On-campus ATMs make move to downtown
A program started last year to integrate banking and the Penn State ID+ card might now inconvenience bank customers whose banks have chosen not to participate in the program.

Banking options growing for students looking for convenience, affordability
With so many banking options specifically available to students, it can be challenging to find the way through the maze of mutual funds savings and checking accounts.

Groups help treat eating disorders
Eating disorder patients are not hospitalized as long as they used to be, according to a recent study.

Police Log

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Double trouble A year after it was supposed to be implemented, Penn State's two-quarterback system had finally arrived.

Netman Dorfman swinging way to top
For Penn State men's tennis player Marc Dorfman, success depends on individual choices he makes concerning things in life he can control.

Three wise guys even wiser
Many begged to be on this week's Heisman poll, but the integrity of the Prize-Wise Guys cannot be bought.

Big Ten jumps on two-quarterback bandwagon
Big Ten Football Notebook

Lions' running backs create a task force on offense
This season has been a roller coaster ride for both Eric McCoo and his backfield mates.

Golfers new assistant making presence felt
There's a new face in Happy Valley, and his reputation precedes him.

Column: Spielman shows human side in retirement
My Opinion: Darren Steele


Friday's Cover Story: Pittsburgh-area football recruits who decided to attend Penn State.

Useful student goals
Collegian Editorial: USG’s two goals work for students, but others should be reconsidered

New millennium? Concentrate on problems that matter
My Opinion: Laurian Bowles

Letters to the editor

Group helps students with alcohol problems

Divine Miss M bringing tour to Jordan Center
Singer, actress and comedienne Bette Midler will bring her Millennium tour to State College at 7:30 p.m. Oct. 11 to the Bryce Jordan Center.

No Refund Theatre continues auditions today
No Refund Theatre will hold acting auditions at 8 p.m. today in 101 Chambers for its upcoming fall season.

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Kelly Bradish
Nikki Velisaris