As a resident of 150 W. Hamilton Ave. was bicycling home last night, she saw her street lit up by the lights of fire trucks and flares. When the woman, who would not give her name, stopped her bicycle in front of the small duplex where she lives, she was told the fire was in her home. The Easter Bunny is a pretty tricky guy. The famous rabbit has made several appearances in State College this week -- sometimes in two places at the same time. As the colors in the window of The Gap get progressively brighter and more pastel, and the threat of getting lost in a snowdrift becomes a joke instead of a reality, it's OK to assume that spring is coming this year. The University is being sued for more than $40,000 by two companies who allege the University failed to follow through with a television deal. A majority of students showed once again that they don't care who leads the Undergraduate Student Government, as this year's USG election voter turnout was the lowest in three years. Tired students will be trudging to their 8 a.m. classes next week as they adjust to daylight-saving time, which begins Sunday morning at 2 a.m. But although they may be tired and grumpy for a few days, an extra hour of sunshine may cheer them up in the long run. The Undergraduate Student Government election commissioners may face a possible investigation due to an alleged violation of the USG elections code. A University student was ordered by District Justice Daniel Hoffman on Wednesday to stand trial on charges of disorderly conduct and public drunkenness.
The Penn State-Ohio State Big Ten rivalry seems to be setting up quite nicely so far. Just ask the men's volleyball team. For the first time in her four years at Penn State, Coach Sue Whiteside has a nationally ranked player on her tennis squad --and she's only a freshman. For the past week, Men's Lacrosse Coach Glenn Thiel has been mulling over a question. Thinking over a question is not out of the ordinary, but his decision about this dilemma could mean victory or defeat. Joe Paterno knows all about the dilemma that faces Women's Lacrosse Coach Julie Williams this weekend. The problem of having to face an unfamiliar opponent. The old adage says the best way to learn is through trial and error. The Big Ten created a variation of that last weekend when they held the first-ever same-site men's and women's gymnastics championships in Rec Hall.
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