Demands for student funds has increased and UPAC has already finished giving money for 2000-2001.
USG passed a resolution in an effort to ease the process of book buying.
Students and faculty purchased tickets for a pie-throwing contest this afternoon.
A report released by the Federal Aviation Association (FAA) last Wednesday left some students worried about their Spring Break travel plans.
State College Borough will purchase the land, located on South Allen Street, for the expansion project.
The Fulbright Scholar Program, sponsored by the U.S. Department of State, will send three Penn State professors abroad to lecture or conduct research.
Gary Killian and Dennis Murphy of the College of Agricultural Sciences were recently named distinguished professors by the university.
Tuesday night's Undergraduate Student Government Senate meeting elected three new elections commissioners.
Police are looking for two suspects in connection with a robbery investigation after a woman was mugged early yesterday morning.
The State College Police Department filed charges against two high school basketball coaches who allegedly furnished alcohol for eight girls during a team visit to State College Jan. 27, State College Police said in a press release yesterday.
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Paced by 21 points from Gyasi Cline-Heard, the Lions were able to improve thier record to 14-7.
 Cline-Heard shines in Michigan win
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The unranked Spartans (8-13, 2-8 Big Ten) will play host to No. 16 Penn State (16-6, 8-3) at 7 p.m. at the Breslin Center trying to avenge a lopsided loss to the Lady Lions two weeks ago in University Park.
Brungo's 'Casper the friendly ghost' image disappears with help from Coach Portland
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For Penn State wrestler Marat Tomaev, life must feel like running up a hill while everyone else is running on a level track.
Chris Ganter will stay in Happy Valley, despite overflow of quarterbacks.
In every major college athletic program, the number of studs and unsung heroes are nearly identical. They are the people who don't grab the newspaper headlines. An unsung hero keeps the program afloat when needed.
Dog attack on alumna calls for owner liability
My Opinion: Chris Bolla
My Opinion: Justin Goldman
Reader Forum: Lynn Thompson and Missy Mazzaferro
Letter to the Readers
- Dear Readers
Letters to the editor- Bloomburg's Drosnock responsible for himself
- Women acting like men perpetuates stereotypes
- Consent an important idea to learn about at Sex Faire
- Events like the Sex Faire only promote promiscuity
- Fine line between vulgarity and First Amendment right
- Hooters chain harmless; moral minority unjustified
- Cuntfest and the Sex Faire educational, not classless
- State College police quick to judge in alcohol issues
- Judges at a capella show had inappropriate attitude
- Lawless' attempt to censor appalling and irrational
- Dear readers,
- Fine line between vulgarity and First Amendment right
Contemporary Arts and Crafts from Africa is an exhibit that features a rich variety of artistic mediums: basketry, jewelry, paintings, woodcarvings, pottery — there is even a life-sized straw hut.
Tonight at 7:30 in Eisenhower Auditorium, the Center for the Performing Arts will be putting on a production of God's Trombones to commemorate Black History Month.
D.M. Brown's 'Cover to Cover' is enjoyable as a mystery and a moral tale.
Valentine has a Revenge of the Nerds type of premise — a guy who is dissed by four girls at his junior high's Valentine's Day dance seeks revenge on his tormentors , 10 years later.
Reviews in brief
Online editors for this issue:
Geoffrey Patrick Rushton
Amy Weinstein
- Bloomburg's Drosnock responsible for himself
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