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Wednesday 2/14/2001
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Sports center closes due to power outage
By Kurt Esposito The Recreational Sports Center was closed for most of Tuesday due to a power outage caused by a failed transformer in the new Aquatic Center. "It sucks that I had to pay for parking, then come to find out I couldn’t go in," said Ryan Edwards, a sophomore in the School of Management. The power outage caused power to shut down throughout most of the building. The center, and all of its services, closed down for the day at 11 a.m. and all employees went home by 12 p.m.
Airline says lack of customers lead to ultimate decisionToday is the last day United Airlines Express flights will fly at the Purdue Airport. Great Lakes Aviation, which is partners with United and flies United planes to Chicago's O'Hare International Airport, will stop its air service from Purdue because the market here is not big enough. "We were not making any money," said Dick Fontaine, the senior vice president for marketing for Great Lakes Aviation. |
Sports center closes due to power outage Program educates computer users Intern experiences police lifeStudy abroad programs offer many experiences for students
Vandals paint swastika on house Ramps north of bridge open after weather condition delay Bill to provide tax relief for U.S. married couples
Valentine dates end unhappily for students Couples do not have to splurge for holiday gifts Entertainment offers comfort to singlesViolin trio wins audience with classic pieces
Editorial State should consider removing textbook tax Column Condoms let students celebrate day of love Letters Napster alternative offers file sharing Web site service would benefit Purdue Government should protect land Crowd behavior benefits University
Boilermakers need to win against OSU |
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