Several local fire departments arrived at Uni-Mart, 1301 W. College Ave., early Tuesday morning to extinguish a small structural fire at that location, said Steve Lower, assistant chief of the Alpha Fire Company.
The 21-year-old State College man who allegedly stabbed another borough resident to death Jan. 8 left Colorado early this morning, the State College Police Department said.
As society continues to jump on the health bandwagon, even smokers are trying to find a better alternative.
Today Heather Hawkins will be getting a taste of what education might be like in the future. She and other students across the nation will participate in a conference call that is part of a course enabling them to learn from experts all over the world without leaving their own university.
A 33-year-old Port Matilda man was convicted Tuesday on charges stemming from several 1993 incidents of juvenile sex crimes, the Philipsburg state police said.
The victim of a sexual assault that occurred on Burrowes Street Saturday has provided the State College Police Department with a description of her attacker, the State College police said.
Imagine taking a massive 12-credit course during your junior year that integrated all the key components of your major.
No one can blame Iowa Men's Basketball Coach Tom Davis if he has been complaining of a lack of sleep lately.
Iowa Women's Basketball Coach C. Vivian Stringer is used to success. In her 22-year collegiate coaching career, she has never had a losing season.
It was a combination of factors that made it seem inevitable. The last name. The nature of children.
Amid double-teams that fronted frequently and fouled as often, John Amaechi poured in a season-high 27 points, surpassing 1,000 career points at Penn State in the process.
They came wearing their blue and white face-paint and Penn State apparel, ready for an up-ending of the mighty Indiana Hoosiers last night. But they would go home disappointed.
The two teams that have proven incapable of playing a boring game in Rec Hall continued their nail-biting tradition last night. Once again, Indiana escaped Penn State's home court with a narrow victory.
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The difference between the two is striking.
With a wave of slicked-back dark-brown hair, neatly trimmed beard, blue and purple button-down and khakis with a fine crease splitting each long leg, Rich Kraemer has the look and demeanor of a thrift-store butler. His partner, Eric Astor, seems like he has enough energy to short-circuit Kraemer's senses. Looking a little gruff, his buzz cut matted down and restless at the roots, Astor works his small table at the Golden Wok like a pulpit.
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