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The Penn State Advisory Committee for Apparel Manufacturing released a 25-page report yesterday outlining its intention to stay with the Fair Labor Association and the Global Alliance for Workers and Communities.
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Unlike the threatening letters earlier in the semester, this latest envelope makes no mention of anything specific to Penn State. This one also doesn't make any specific threats.
One Loop driver's cheerful spirit brightens the bus.
Residents may be subject to higher fines as a result of last night's State College Borough Council meeting.
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More then half a million dollars in environmental grant money has been awarded in Centre County, much of which will be used to fund projects by Penn State organizations.
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Musical guests and speeches with religious and cultural themes entertained hundreds of students yesterday at the Holiday Celebration on the ground floor of the HUB-Robeson Cultural Center.
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Food Services' relationship with local agriculture was probed by two groups from Science, Technology and Society 135 (Politics of Scarcity). They didn't like what they found.
Donations will be collected until 5 p.m. Dec. 15 and will be sent to the State College Food Bank and the United States Marine Corps.
Penn State women's soccer coach Pat Farmer resigned yesterday from his head coaching position, Penn State athletic director Tim Curley said in a press release.
After more than 390 wrestlers competed in nearly 500 matches in 11 hours, 10 grapplers were finally crowned champions of the 2000 Penn State Open, held on Sunday at Rec Hall.
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On Sunday, Penn State ran into an undefeated team that was out to avenge a defeat from a year ago. Tonight, it's the same scenario, different avengers.
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As the Penn State women's volleyball team heads to Southern California for the third round of the NCAA tournament later this week, its position as an underdog will be one it hasn't experienced in quite some time.
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Building upon their strong start to the season, the Penn State men's swimming and diving team placed first among four schools competing this past weekend at the Nittany Lion Invitational.
Four wins and zero losses boosted confidence and holiday cheer for Penn State fencing last Saturday in a dual meet hosted by New York University.
All-Americans, NCAA qualifiers and a horde of other talented major college wrestlers matched up on the mats Sunday.
The Penn State Lady Icers ended their two-game weekend with a frustrating 6-4 loss to Boston University and an impressive 18-0 shutout against the University of Rhode Island.
Drivers, pedestrians should be careful in winter weather
My Opinion: Mike Still
My Opinion: Megan Hennigan
Letters to the editor
Barenaked Ladies will perform at 8 p.m. on Feb. 9 at the Bryce Jordan Center, according to a press release from the center.
Online editors for this issue:
Geoff Rushton
Kelly Bradish
Geoff Rushton
Kelly Bradish
