Gov. Robert P. Casey recently announced that he is freezing $275 million in state funds, including $9 million appropriated for Penn State. At the urging of several neighborhood representatives and against the advice of Mayor Arnold Addison, the State College Borough Council last night approved the rezoning of public lands to park lands to restrict their development and preserve green space. Members of the University Faculty Senate yesterday debated over a proposed restructuring of the promotion and tenure policy that could be subject to interpretation. Midterms and finals seem a long way off. But they will roll around, bringing with them stress and frustration. Jennifer Devery got fed up with the lack of computers in the labs so she asked Santa for a computer last Christmas. "Ergonomically designed" no longer just applies to cars. Life science students can now take a computer science class specially designed to meet their needs. Despite President Bush's assertion that his recent trade mission to Japan was a success, the trip did little to help the ailing economy. The four teen-agers charged Monday by State College police in connection with a double homicide in Harris County, Texas will be taken back home soon. R. Thomas Berner has a long resume. Fear and fervor are swimming through the minds of local pro-choice and pro-life activists since the U.S. Supreme Court decided yesterday to review Pennsylvania's abortion law. At yesterday's University Faculty Senate meeting, University President Joab Thomas announced that in response to the Task Force on Undergraduate Education's recommendation, the following people have been named to the Commission on Undergraduate Education: Student leaders are upset with the state's funding cuts to the University for the second year in a row. Whether or not you ever intend to step foot into one of the University's computer labs, it's going to cost you.
At least for one night, Niagara could find one area of a game where it wasn't small. Two, actually. As a pass intended for Niagara guard Jennifer Nelson skidded down the Rec Hall floor, Katina Mack came up with just a little more speed. INDIANAPOLIS -- Penn State played itself right into a 'dawg pound' last night at Butler. INDIANAPOLIS, Ind. -- Psst . . . the Butler did it, and last night Penn State simply did not. No. 3 Penn State. No. 5 Ohio University. No. 6 Eastern Michigan. No. 13 University of Rhode Island. Four ice hockey teams; one tournament -- the Nittany Lion Invitational. Here, in the Ice Pavilion Friday and Saturday evenings. My Opinion: Ted Riedel
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