Wednesday, April 25, 1990
Murphy,
to leave
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has happened is that The
Collegian is now a weekly paper.
When I first got here it was a bi
weekly paper that told you what
happened over the last two
weeks. Now it's a weekly paper
that tells you what's coming up
over the next week and also
critiques and evaluates what just
happened. That's what a paper is
supposed to do. It's so much
better than it was. A radio station
is also something I wanted to see
happen. And now I walk by that
station all the lime and see
different students broadcasting
live. I think that's great; it's
giving them a real good
experience. Probably the best
other thing is Student
Programming Council. It's just
excellent. You just see some real
bright people going through
there. It used to be where Student
Programming would come to
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it's the other way around. Now
whenever I need brainstorming
for an activity. 1 go to Student
Programming Council," said
Downey.
He feels that the worst thing
he has encountered is the Penn
State University Library System.
"...Not the librarians, not just
our library, but the whole
system. A University without a
good library system is like a
hospital without a life-support
system," said Downey.
When asked about future plans
after getting through school, he
replied jokingly, "Sell brownies
and follow the Grateful Dead
around and wear tyc dyes."
Actually, he isn't sure yet
what he wants to do.
"I just like to study what I'm
interested in and enjoy the work
and writing and reading and all
that sort of stuff. That's why I'm
going back, because I enjoy
that," said Downey.
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encountered
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to market [the program] and
educate the students on what can
and can’t be reyclable.”
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individuals place items such as
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and lightbulbs (which are not
recyclable) with beer and soda
bottles (which are recyclable).
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