State drug investigators confiscated record-breaking amounts of cocaine and heroin during periodic checks late Tuesday night and early Wednesday morning at the Bestway Truck Plaza in Boggs Township. The Undergraduate Student Government Elections Commission has had its share of difficulties, but many of those involved agree that things are running smoothly for USG elections this year. The Holocaust left questions for millions of people. Thousands of them have turned to the American Red Cross for help finding answers to one of the most important of those questions -- the fate of relatives. Professional judgment as opposed to engineering standards is one of the central debates the National Academy of Sciences is considering as it revises its guide on animal research, a guide that affects the treatment of laboratory animals at most universities, including Penn State. The traditional drawing of Undergraduate Student Government ballot positions was last night, and although many involved say it will not have a major impact on the outcome of the March 30 elections, not everyone agrees. Ferguson Township Police have recovered the vehicle involved in a carjacking last week on West College Avenue. Tucked away at 140 Kelly Alley, Charmaine's French Bakery and Cafe has depended mostly on word of mouth and people stumbling upon it by accident. So when a site became available underneath the Mid-State Bank branch at 234 E. College Ave, the owner decided to open a second location there. Toothpaste, slinkies and handcuffs helped kick off the first of three debates in the race for Undergraduate Student Government president and vice president last night. Graceful alley-oop dunks, dramatic buzzer beaters and the endless ranting of announcing favorite Dick Vitale are some of the reasons that the eyes of millions will be glued to televised NCAA basketball tournament games over the next three weeks. The fair housing ordinance has been in effect for more than a year, but State College Borough staff members have not found any hard evidence proving that less housing discrimination exists. Not many people would want to be in Florida during a hurricane with winds of up to 170 miles per hour tossing cars around like dry leaves and driving pieces of ply-wood through tree trunks. But for Robert Sheets, this is the perfect time to take an airplane ride.
There was a little girl from Kansas that once said, "There's no place like home." This isn't Kansas, Toto, but the men's lacrosse team would agree with Dorothy. Some might think that losing by a single goal in overtime would be discouraging for a team. But if you ask Women's Lacrosse Coach Julie Williams, you can always find something positive in a loss. Tournament time! The chance to separate the men from the boys, and that's exactly what Tom Strzalkowski has in mind. CHAPEL HILL, N.C. -- Before the NCAA Wrestling Championships began, Penn State Coach John Fritz predicted that his team had a very slim chance of winning the national championship. OK, OK, so maybe women's college basketball wasn't quite ready to have 64 teams in the tournament just yet. Penn State knocks off Fordham by 53 points in the first round . . . well, let's just say those No. 1 vs. No. 16 matchups didn't pan out like everyone had hoped. My Opinion: Kevin Gorman
Collegian Editorial: U.S. must not favor China unless China favors its people My Opinion: Brett Kotlus
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