Dr. Laura Schlessinger will be in Harrisburg Tuesday — in voice and image, if not in person — to express her disapproval over Penn State's Sex Faire, state Rep. John Lawless (R-Montgomery) said in an interview yesterday.
Residents of three apartment complexes on Vairo Boulevard said shingles falling from their buildings' roofs caused damage to their cars.
Students in Art 1 (Visual Arts and the Studio: An Introduction) got an unexpected reprieve from class yesterday morning when Penn State Police Services evacuated Schwab Auditorium in response to a bomb threat.
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Ramona Africa said people were foolish when they thought that they could turn to the government for help when it came to situations like the MOVE Organization bombing and Mumia Abu-Jamal's case.
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A Langhorne, Pa. man was arrested and placed in Centre County Prison yesterday after telling police he ignited papers hanging in Runkle Hall, causing a fire and $1,000 worth of damage, Penn State Police Services said.
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At 7:30 p.m. today in the HUB-Robeson Center's Heritage Hall, the Lion Ambassadors are hosting the Founder's Day Ball semi-formal dance.
A student reported to Penn State Police Services that a guest speaker in the Thomas Building was furnishing alcohol to minors Wednesday night. However, police would not release a name because the investigation is continuing.
Former Penn State football player Adam Taliaferro will be in town for the Penn State men's basketball team's matchup against Michigan State tomorrow evening.
Despite committing 20 turnovers and shooting just 17 percent from behind the arc, the No. 18 Penn State women's basketball team upset No. 5 Purdue 75-65 last night.
Purdue-PSU becoming huge rivalry
Purdue-PSU becoming huge rivalry
Tournament hopes could be on the line as No. 5 Michigan State faces the Nittany Lions at 7 p.m. tomorrow at a sold-out Jordan Center.
It's snowing in State College, and the Penn State baseball team is getting ready for their third series of the season.
When it comes to men's team indoor track meets, this is the big one. The Big Ten Indoor Track Championships are coming to Penn State this weekend.
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The No.9 Penn State men's volleyball team will look to extend its winning streak to nine this weekend as they play host to EIVA rivals Princeton and No.14 Concordia.
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The Penn State softball team continues its pre-conference season this weekend. The Nittany Lions will travel to Las Vegas to play in the UNLV Tri-Tournament.
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It's been a Big Ten type of year in NCAA men's gymnastics. The seven schools that compete are all ranked in the top nine.
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The Nittany Lions look to improve their 5-3 record and No. 11 national ranking when they take on Massachusetts at 7 tonight in Rec Hall.
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Talk about getting thrown into the fire. The Penn State men's lacrosse team will open up the regular season against Notre Dame at 1 p.m. Sunday at Holuba Hall.
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The final complete team event of the season has arrived. The Penn State women's indoor track team will travel to West Lafayette, Ind., to compete in the Big Ten Indoor Track Championships.
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Penn State fencers face a new opponent tomorrow — time.
The success of one week builds on the next. The Penn State women's tennis team hopes early-season success snowballs.
The Lady Icers have a full weekend ahead of them, as they will take on three teams in three days.
The Penn State men's rugby team, which was scheduled to take on the University of North Carolina, will instead play James Madison University tomorrow.
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If you don't succeed, try again. That's the philosophy behind the women's swimming team's meet this weekend. |
Boxing team has final fights before regionals
The time of the season has come for the Penn State boxing team to answer the bell.
PSU needs more funding to ensure its affordability
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Letters to the editor
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- Hussein broke agreement; Bush had duty to attack
- Strikes on Iraq necessary; Americans' safety at stake
- People who protest Bush should simply 'get over it'
- Spanier, Lawless distract from real issue of freedom
- Spanier betrayed students in apology to Legislature
- Do not judge other states until giving them a chance
- Spanier, Lawless distract from real issue of freedom
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We've all seen images of it on television, in video stores, or on the web, but many of us may not have a clear notion of what animé is about.
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Passion and sensuality seem to be a running theme at Eisenhower Auditorium this month. Last week the steamy musical Chicago got audiences riled up and at 8 tomorrow night Tango Pasión will melt some hearts.
Imagine the cast of Friends on an episode of Sex and the City, and you'll understand this week's No Refund Theater production of And She Was.
Rap artist and Penn State student Glaccius will perform at 7 tonight at Mike's Movies and Music, 210 E. Calder Way.
Think twice before you toss that gum wrapper in the trash can, be sure to give those red bins on the sides of the road a thorough inspection, and above all, remember that your junk drawer is full of hidden potential.
Focused on its love of punk music, Giving Chase hopes to attract more fans by touring this summer.
While the cast of Tango Pasion is in State College, members will be making a pit stop with the Penn State Ballroom Dance Club to teach them a few new moves.
Students spending this summer in Happy Valley will have the opportunity to participate in the 35th annual Central Pennsylvania Festival of the Arts.
Here is the chance for artistic members of the public to revolutionize the slogan-writing industry.
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Kelly Bradish
Raina J. León
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Raina J. León
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