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Will compete for cash?
The majority of college student-athletes are awarded scholarships to play sports. While these scholarships usually cover tuition, books and room and board fees, they don't cover living expenses.

Winter blast
The ground was the only thing that was covered Monday night.

Snow feature photo page

Hands-on
The University's new general education recommendations require active learning in the classroom, and business students will see the difference in their classes soon.

Hot to trot
Collegian feature photo

Court justice to speak
To celebrate the affiliation between The Dickinson School of Law and the University, Supreme Court Associate Justice Antonin Scalia will speak at convocation, according to a news release from Dickinson.

Altoona proposal aids lab crowding
To ease the overburdened computer labs, dorm residents at the Penn State Altoona College will have computers in their rooms starting Fall Semester.

Snow fan
Collegian feature photo

ATMs key in student bank strategies
When moving to State College, one thing students often don't think about is where they'll do their banking. Some students prefer to maintain accounts in their hometowns while others like the convenience of local accounts.

Bathroom reading
Hoping to stall alcohol consumption, the Office of Residence Life is providing students with an alternative means of accessing information.

Ask the Adviser

Police Log

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Lisicky finishes career in spotlight . . .
Don't expect tears from Pete Lisicky tonight as he walks to center court of The Bryce Jordan Center to accept his senior blanket from Nittany Lion coach Jerry Dunn in his final regular season home game.

. . . while Walker looks to coaching future
Everyone knows a Zack Walker. Someone who eats, breathes and sleeps basketball. Maybe it's your roommate or an old friend from high school. This person never missed a game on television, could tell you who the NCAA champion was for the last 20 years and always jumped at the chance to lace up his or her shoes and go shoot some hoops.

The second time around
The difference is this game is at home. In its first conference game of the season on Jan. 3, the Penn State men's basketball team fell hard at No. 21 Michigan, 92-75. A 35-9 first-half lead proved to be insurmountable for the Nittany Lions to overcome.

Iowa women's basketball team captures second Big Ten crown
The Illinois women's basketball team ruled the Big Ten for almost the entire season, leading the pack for all but one day.

Collegian Sports Column
Collegian columnist J.P. Gramlich shows his anticipation for Penn State's performance in the upcoming Big Ten Wrestling Championships.

Shuffling feat
Every team needs stability in order to succeed. None need it more than the Penn State men's volleyball team.

Three senior Icers facing the final act of Lion careers
In their first season, they got spoiled. As freshmen on the Penn State men's ice hockey team, forwards Jeff Adams, Mike Pietrangelo and Tom Westfall made it to the ACHA national title game. But they haven't been back since.

Lady Icers' captain named team MVP
Don't ever challenge Ellen Zajko to a race on ice skates. Chances are, she'll win.

Boxers prepare for stretch run with tournament at West Point
Reviving the grit and brawn of America's oldest military academy, West Point played host to its first collegiate boxing tournament since 1932 on Saturday..

Collegian Sports Column
Collegian columnist Craig Kackenmeister shares his memories of legendary baseball broadcaster, the late Harry Caray.

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Collegian Editorial
A fresh outlook: Eating disorders will not cease until 'ideal' body image defeated

My Opinion
Leave that neon clothing in the closet: The '80s are over

Letters to the editor