Did you know? Penn State Edition
Text: The Daily Collegian started in 1887 as the Free Lance.
Image: Scan of The Free Lance with indecipherable old-fashioned style cursive writing at the top.
Text: And, in the 1950's freshman were required to wear a Dink to be easily recognized.
Image: Black and white photo of tow young men wearing caps with short bills.
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Did you know? Penn State Edition
You can learn about Penn State student life by reading the digital archives...
Image: The old Free Lance logo - black and white ink drawn ribbon with The Free Lance written on it. April 1887 to April 1904.
Image: The State Collegian logo with the dates September 28, 1904 to June 10, 1911
Image: The Penn State Collegian logo with the dates September 28, 1911 to August 2, 1940
Image: The Daily Collegian logo with the dates September 5, 1940 to present
Text: Did you know? Penn State Edition
In the late 60's, women couldn't visit men living in off-campus apartments unless three other couples were present...
So, they protested.
Image: Black and white photo of female students holding signs and wearing sandwich boards.
Text: Reading about the past, helps you learn about the future...
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