A report on the appropriate use of students' teacher evaluation surveys is one of three reports the University Faculty Senate will consider at its meeting this afternoon.

Students looking for the Office of Student Aid will soon need to look further than 335 Boucke, the University director of financial aid said.

University students busy eating their Valentine's Day chocolates might keep in mind this February marks the 40th observance of National Children's Dental Health Month.

Helen Manfull is the first to say her Theater 100 class is no one-woman show. Ten vital "props" help Manfull, a professor of theater and film, teach about 800 students per semester about theatrical history.

The Interfraternity Council elected three new executive officers last night at the council's regular meeting held at Beta Theta Pi fraternity, 220 N. Burrowes Road.

Recent racial incidents in the community prompted Black Caucus last week to offer an alternative escort service featuring black escorts, said Black Caucus Vice President Jennifer Demby.

Three University students suspended for their involvement in a CIA protest will hold an unauthorized news conference to announce their appeal this morning on the steps of McAllister Building.

A team of social scientists will return to the Penn State in late March to investigate the racial climate here, the University announced yesterday - just one week after student protesters made that demand.

Centre County Commissioner Chairman John Saylor supports the county's solid waste authority's recent decision to revise its disposal contract with R. S. Carlin, a local landfill operator, he said yesterday.

It is three in the morning. Stressed out and sleepy-eyed, you have been studying 10 straight hours for a life-threatening exam.

The Undergraduate Student Government Academic Assembly decided last night to look into implementing mid-semester evaluations to compensate for weaknesses in the Student Rating of Teacher Effectiveness survey.

The Association of Residence Hall Students closed nominations for its presidential and vice-presidential election last night.

Dedicated, determined, committed to excellence and willing to make sacrifices. Chlorine-burnt hair, 6 a.m. practices, plenty of orange juice and summers training at Penn State.

Two different Penn State teams played in the volleyball team's narrow victory against Rutgers-Newark on Friday night.

The women's indoor track team turned in eight more ECAC qualifying performances at the Last Chance Invitational held Sunday.

Guillo Silva leaped in the air to block a quick set in a match against Ohio State on Jan. 25. When he returned to the ground, he landed on the foot of a Buckeye player. His foot twisted and pain flared in his ankle as Silva severely sprained it.

It took almost 12 years of competitive swimming for Penn State's Kristen Elias to arrive on the international scene. As a sophomore in college, she qualified for the Pan Am Games held in Indianapolis, Ind., in the summer of 1987.

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Two diverse artforms found a common forum last week when the Palmer Museum of Art sponsored its third annual poetry contest. The winners, University students enrolled in poetry classes, were assigned to write poems inspired by paintings in the museum.

People don't usually go to see a Broadway show expecting great art. They go expecting great entertainment.

"Experimenting with photographs" should have been the title of the exhibit two University seniors opened in Lemont last weekend.

Watching the Pittsburgh Ballet Theatre dance The Great Gatsby Saturday night was an immersion of the senses.

Polish up the one-liners and dig out the old jokebooks. The Student Union Board is looking for a few good comedians to compete in the U.S. College Comedy Competition at 8 p.m. Feb. 21 in Schwab Auditorium.