Penn State Police Services arrested two students this week in connection with the throwing of large rocks off the top of an eight-story residence hall early last Friday.
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A state house bill mandating the installation of sprinkler systems in all college housing facilities was passed to prevent loss of life, Rep. Lynn B. Herman (R-Centre) said at a dinner given by a local fraternity last night.
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Gear up, bargain hunters. State College's first Target store, 315 Lowes Blvd., is scheduled to open its doors Sunday.
Gina Cancelliere, who was hit by a drunk driver Dec. 1 when crossing North Atherton Street, was one resident who emotionally protested the lack of DUI checkpoints at College Township Council's meeting last night.
After a four-hour hearing yesterday, the students who protested at the Osmond Building in July are closer to getting a decision about whether Penn State will formally punish them.
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Firefighters examine the jeep that rolled over yesterday afternoon near the intersection of South Atherton Street and University Drive.
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Many students living off-campus are disappointed with the Internet provider AT&T @Home because of frequent outages of the service, especially in peak evening hours.
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Students who are having trouble scheduling Exercise and Sport Activities courses can now opt to take a health science course.
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The eBusiness Research Center is hosting its first e-Scholars Retreat, with hopes of building a community of practice in e-business research.
Catherine was one of those students who waited until the last minute to do laundry. At times, rather than risk mangled shirts and multicolored clothes, she would make the journey home with only dirty laundry as luggage.
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On Nov. 6, 1999, an unranked Minnesota upset No. 1 Penn State 24-23 at Beaver Stadium. Now the Lions have a chance for revenge.
 Dropped interception doesn't faze Titcus Pettigrew PSU's patchwork line putting it togetherDespite grand jury talks, QB Casey stays focused |
Karon Riley has faith. Riley's faith helped the Golden Gophers defensive end persevere through a tough Detroit neighborhood.
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When Penn State heads into East Lansing, Mich., this weekend to take on Michigan State, it will face a hungry and determined team.
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The Lions head to Evanston, Ill., for a 5 p.m. match tonight against Northwestern and then head to Madison, Wisc., for a 3 p.m. showdown with Wisconsin.
In recent years, Jeffrey Field has become a veritable labyrinth for the Penn State women's soccer team — many opponents enter, few emerge victorious.
Usually, Penn State coach Char Morett can make predictions about the game based on how they performed against the team in past years.
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The Nittany Lions will host UCLA, Central Michigan, Navy, St. Francis and Loyola (Md.) in the small meet.
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Is there really no place like home? The Nittany Lion women's tennis team gets to find out this weekend when it hosts the Penn State Invitational today through Sunday at the Sarni Tennis Center.
The Penn State men's tennis team embarks on the biggest tournament of the fall this weekend when it heads to Harvard for the Eastern College Athletic Conference Championships.
The regatta will be held at Lake Glendale, approximately one hour away from the Penn State campus and will begin at 9 a.m.
Proposed Hooters restaurant could degrade women, town
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Letters to the editor
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Aspiring poet Sassy Ross is drawing some attention at a window seat in Panera Bread, 148 S. Allen St. |
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The Urban Hillbilly Quartet, a Twin Cities-based group that blends bluegrass with loud, electric rock, will perform at 9 p.m. Tuesday at Crowbar, 420 E. Beaver Ave.
A collective hush filled Heritage Hall, punctuated only by scattered remarks of enlightenment, in response to the words of Robert Pinsky, poet laureate of the United States.
Network Event Theater Inc. will offer a free advanced screening of The Ladies Man at 9 p.m. Wednesday at the HUB-Robeson Auditorium.
At 2 p.m. tomorrow, Iyunolu Osagie will be discussing her book The Amistad Revolt: Memory, Slavery and the Politics of Identity in the United States and Sierra Leone, at Barnes & Noble, 365 Benner Pike.
If you asked Penn State students what their favorite things to watch on television are, you would expect to hear shows directed at the typical college audience — sporting events and comedies.
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It was a chilly, hazy morning when I awoke four hours before my nine o'clock class to visit the WKPS studios. |
Actors from the London stage presented the Shakespearean comedy As You Like It, a performance supported by a tiny cast of five.
Essence of Joy, Penn State's 48-member choir "focusing on music in the African-American tradition," has a busy fall planned.
Once a sports game series comes out, the only thing that seems to change with new versions is the year on the title.
CD Reviews
David Gray CD better after several listensHip-hop compilation blends smooth sounds of 16 musiciansDiverse trio bridges gap with latest
Book reviews
'Wildlife' book good read for outdoor, nature types'Words Fail Me' helps writers find inner voicePenn State grad delves into afterlife in first novel
Online editor for this issue:
Kelly Bradish
Geoff Rushton
Kelly Bradish
Geoff Rushton
