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Back Issues
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Friday, Sept. 29, 2000
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GRAPHIC: Ryan Naragon
Residents near the West Campus development fear student encroachment will harm the historic town.
Is State College ready for Hooters?
A panel of speakers last night told a small group of students about resources available to victims that can help them reclaim control.
Amnesty International and the American Civil Liberties Union have hosted information tables this week.
The barriers between undergraduates and international teaching assistants are slowly being broken since students have the opportunity this semester to take an active part in preparing international teaching Assistants for the classroom.
Deciding on a major is a choice that can profoundly affect a student's future, but not everyone is ready to make that decision right away.
After a hard week of juggling various activities, many students may find themselves in need of some entertainment to divert their attention. Look closely at the way Penn State plays this weekend.
Minnesota head volleyball coach Mike Herbett described his squad as the best he's had in his five year span with the team.
Penn State field hockey coach Char Morett has been playing the magician. Most of the Penn State women's cross country team will train at home this week.
My Opinion: Gwenn Miller
'Obnoxious' noise disturbs borough residents, students
My Opinion: LaKeisha Wolf
Letters to the editor
Jason Salerno works at Uncle Eli's by day. At night, however, he metamorphoses into his alternate identity: Jason Salerno, Artist of the People. Mudvayne, Ultraspank and Nonpoint will also perform.
The Shakespeare troupe set to perform 'As You Like It.' Musical genres are usually labeled "alternative" because they meet a certain ironic quotient.
As the Internet becomes a part of everyday life and is no longer seen as a big, bad, new medium, more and more pre-existing forms of media are using it as an easy, inexpensive way to reach new audiences.
It was "off the hook," one fan said as he left The Bryce Jordan Center, on a night that could also be well described as groundbreaking and record setting.
Even though P.O.D. (which stands for Payable On Death) is often compared to Rage Against the Machine, this four-man band is a refreshing change in a music genre that is often dominated by anger and cursing.
Mack 10's newest release The Paper Route is jam-packed with tenacious guest appearances, a couple nice beats and the same old gangsta lingo every rapper recites. An empty stage, a few chairs and nine actors, seven dressed completely in black, sit before a mixed audience of students and adults. They have no rehearsed lines and no props, but the audience is attentive and roars with laughter at the performance that is being put on in front of them. Debelah Morgan's first album is full of bad imitations. The documentary tells the story of the four little girls who were killed in a 1963 Birmingham bombing.
Teachers Mark Messenger and Jennifer Kane will show their work over the weekend.
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