Rain or shine, sleet or snow, it's there for you seven days a week, night and day -- and it's not the U.S. Postal Service. Beginning May 1, Daniel W. Pfaff, associate dean for resident education and associate professor of journalism, will fill in as acting dean of the School of Communications. Just one day after the state primary election, candidates for the 171st state House seat have already begun to exchange verbal blows. Alleged hazing activities will jeopardize the probationary status of Delta Kappa Epsilon fraternity if the Interfraternity Council finds the new fraternity guilty at a closed IFC hearing tonight. Lynn Yeakel's victory over Lt. Gov. Mark Singel in Tuesday's Democratic U.S. Senate primary has left some people questioning the importance of money in political campaigns. The Association of Residence Hall Students will begin more active advocacy for student issues next semester -- on the wings of the new "Eagle Proposal." The University is offering an employee educational program in an attempt to address the growing concern about sexual harassment on campus. Men are not invited to join in tonight when women strive for empowerment in their march against sexual violence. If you're in need of cash, there's money to be made in the blood business -- if you have the stomach for it. As more funding for the planned HUB expansion slowly comes in, students and administrators agree the project should move forward, but with careful planning. Mike Radis defeated Bill Patton 55 percent to 45 percent in Tuesday night's Democratic primary election for the 77th District state House representatives. Radis now moves on to challenge Republican incumbent Lynn Herman in the November general election.
The men of the Imperial House of third floor Atherton Hall are not only University Scholars committed to academic excellence, but also die-hard athletes committed to intramural sports. Jen Farrington's first year at Penn State didn't exactly go as well as she hoped. Ten years ago, Judi Avener's first dynasty ended. As a post-draft day prank, somebody ought to give Paul Siever a pigpen and some mud to roll around in. Senior Sue Yoder scored her first career goal and nine other Lady Lions also scored as the No. 6 women's lacrosse team pasted Colgate 14-3 yesterday in Hamilton, N.Y. Some collegiate athletes have to come a long way to finally make a definite mark on their respective team. But for Russ Mushinsky, senior co-captain of the baseball team, the transition was not so hard. My Opinion: Mike McRedmond
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Music will fill your ears tonight in the HUB Ballroom when the Concert Band performs its 16th annual Spring Concert.