News of a student-run event with a $50 budget in the Pollock Rec Room reached a national audience, thanks to a mention this month on Dr. Laura Schlessinger's radio show
After announcing the formation of their party and their intent to have three candidates run for State College Borough Council, organizers of the Student Party said they think the council is "patronizing" their proposed candidacies.
An Undergraduate Student Government ban placed on former USG Senate President Jason Covener in the USG constitution was recently rescinded after the USG Supreme Court found the ban to be unconstitutional.
The United States-led air strike on Iraq Friday has left some students worried and strengthened animosity toward President George W. Bush amongst some students.
Students for Accountability and Reform (STAR) released a 25-page report last Tuesday that addressed problems and proposed solutions within the Office of Judicial Affairs, the disciplinary branch of Penn State University.
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Gov. Tom Ridge is hoping that before students head to New York or California for jobs, they will look for employment closer to home in Pennsylvania.
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After more than 48 sleepless hours, yesterday was the first day for many Interfraternity Council/Panhellenic Dance Marathon dancers to catch up on much needed sleep.
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Penn State University Ambulance Service won four out of seven awards at a national conference earlier this month.
Chishamiso Rowley will give the 11th Annual Malcolm X lecture at 7:30 p.m. today in Heritage Hall at the HUB-Robeson Center.
Penn State alumni William P. and Marilyn Guillet Ott recently established the George L. Guillet Professorship in Mechanical Engineering.
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A quick look at the scoring sheet for the Penn State men's basketball team's 92-71 win over Purdue Saturday shows what you might expect.
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The record may not indicate it, but this weekend's trip to the Aggie Invitational was a successful one for the Nittany Lion softball team.
If you told her four years ago that she might go to the NCAA championships, she wouldn't have believed you.
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The Penn State men's lacrosse team withstood a frigid, windy day in Lehigh Saturday, playing two scrimmages in preparation for their season opener at Holuba Hall next Sunday against Notre Dame.
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The Lady Icers crushed Rutgers University with an impressive 15-0 shutout at the Greenberg Sports Complex Saturday.
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He's a man of few words, and doesn't care whether you call him Mike or Michael, he's pretty indifferent.
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With just two weeks remaining in the regular season, the Penn State men's basketball team is gaining momentum and setting themselves up for a possible NCAA tournament bid.
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Titus Ivory said last week that Penn State needed to take advantage of some of the teams that were playing at a disadvantage. Teams like Minnesota, Purdue and Northwestern.
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After a strong start to the season, the Penn State boxing team struggled this weekend. The team finished with a 1-4 record at the Red Raider Invitational at Shippensburg Saturday.
My Opinion: Jeff Rice
U.S. air strikes on Iraq harm foreign relations
My Opinion: Greg Sturges
Letters to the editor
- Opponents of George Bush should accept presidency
- Bush's victory legitimate; protesters are hypocritical
- Student on morale team inspired by Thon dancers
- Pa. beats the U.S. 'armpit' in sports and universities
- Pennsylvania sports teams far surpass New Jersey's
- Smokers outside Rec Hall contradicts goals of Thon
- Participants in Thon 2001 deserve thanks and praise
- Thon is positive reflection of college students today
- Recent Penn State events do not joke about safe sex
- Jewish force is one reason Arab refugees left Israel
- Some abuse their freedom by taking it to the extreme
- Pennsylvania sports teams far surpass New Jersey's
Researchers at Penn State have developed a new technique using organic molecules as molecular rulers to mass fabricate ultra-tiny metal nanostructures.
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A chemistry professor at Penn State Fayette has developed an interactive CD-ROM to help students learn, understand and visualize concepts and experiments in Chemistry 14 (Experimental Chemistry).
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Many concerns have been raised regarding the possible link between brain cancer and using cell phones. The uneasiness rests with the radiofrequency (RF) radiation in relation to adverse health effects in humans.
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Students planning trips to beaches this spring break should enjoy the sun, but not ignore the hazardous repercussions of it.
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Heathline: Dr. Rosick
Tech Support: Christopher Catalano
Online editors for this issue:
Raina J. León
Erin Connelly
Raina J. León
Erin Connelly
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