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Penn Stater
named to 1998 shuttle mission
James Pawelczyk, assistant professor of applied physiology and kinesiology
in the College of Health and Human Development, has been named by NASA as
one of two payload specialists who will fly aboard the Space Shuttle Columbia.
University
scientist discovers new planet
Scientists from several different institutions -- including Penn State --
have discovered a giant, Jupiter-like planet orbiting a star in the constellation
Northern Crown.
Robeson Cultural Center
celebrates 25 years
For 25 years, the Paul Robeson Cultural Center has made an indelible mark
on the University Park campus. What began as a USO building on an Army base
in Lebanon, Pa., was transferred piece-by-piece in 1948 to its present site
on Shortlidge Road.
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