Debate about celebration of Martin Luther King Day continues at Pennsylvania State U.

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From: University Wire
Date: 19990119
Author:Cory Shindel

Cory Shindel
University Wire
01-19-1999
(Daily Collegian) (U-WIRE) STATE COLLEGE, Penn. -- Like other federal holidays, Martin Luther King Jr. Day is observed with the closing of banks, post offices and government offices. Penn State, however, held classes as scheduled yesterday, unaffected by the holiday.

This difference has been a source of debate since the holiday's creation in 1983. While some people advocate in-class commemoration of King's accomplishments, others contend the holiday is worthy of a day off in King's honor.

Given the vast nature of King's dream for society, Martin Luther ...

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