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PENN STATE NEWS
Courtesy of Penn State news wire for the week of March 15
Students are invited to be a part
of the Penn State guidebook
To commemorate Penn State's sesquicentennial year in 2005,
Penn State University Pressissublishing a guidebook to the
University Park campus -- the places, people and memorable
events that have made Penn State live and last. Penn State Press
wants Penn Staters' stories to be part of this book -- especially
fond memories about different parts of campus and humorous
stories about college life. Contact Penn State Press with your story,
your full name and graduating-class year, and the city and state
where you reside. The editors at Penn State Press will edit the
stories for length and include the best ones. Submissions must be
100 to 300 words in length and submitted by June 1 via e-mail to
Patty Mitchell (class of 1979), Manuscript Editor, at
pamlB@psu.edu.
Fans' votes can help Mazzante pull ahead
Penn State Lady Lion basketball star Kelly Mazzante is one of 10
finalists on the female slate for the third annual Bayer Advantage
Senior CLASS (Celebrating Loyalty and Achievement for Staying
in School) Award. Fan votes count for a third of the selection process,
and will be accepted through March 31. The other female finalists,
as picked by a national committee of sportswriters and sportscasters,
are Alana Beard of Duke; Tera Bjorklund of Colorado; Chandi Jones
of Houston; Nicole Ohlde of Kansas State; Nicole Powell of Stanford;
Stacy Stephens of Texas; Diana Taurasi of Connecticut; Lindsay
Whalen of Minnesota and Shereka Wright of Purdue. As of Thursday
afternoon, Mazzante had garnered 6 percent of the total votes.
SGA guides students with their scheduling
On Wednesday and Thursday in the Reed Conference room 113,
SGA members met with fellow students to help them plan for next
semester. They want to ensure students don't get stuck later on in
their college careers due to poor scheduling. Students feel that the
advisers, who usually help the students, just don't have enough time
to adequately help students
classmen and felt they had the appropriate experience to help.
"A traveler of taste will notice that the wise
are polite all over the world, but the fool only
at home." - Oliver Goldsmith
Janet Neff Sample Center .2 4,
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Cloudy with snow showers
Wind: NW 11-25
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Mostly clear with snow showers
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Partly cloudy and sunny
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Showers throughout the day
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Showers throughout the day
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Showers throughout the day
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The SGA memebers are upper-
CLASSIFIED
NEWS
Frida , March 19, 2004
Students fill the Junker Center to watch the men's basketball team host a first-round NCAA game against Potsdam on
March 5.
Bryan Blaszczyk, COMBA 04, takes a break from studying and practices his ping pong skills in the Back
Ficiorn.
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,ine members of the Intervarsity Christian Fellowship talk to other members and share their experiences in
the Dominican Republic on a missions trip.
Rakish Paddy played to students at Bruno's on Wednesday to prepare them for a night of St. Patrick's Day
FOCAL POINTS
Justin Curry & Angela Szesciorka,
behrcolls@aol.com