In an attempt to reduce midday crowding on Town and Campus Loop buses, the Centre Area Transportation Authority today begins an experimental fare-free zone for five Centre Line routes.
It has been said that people's biggest fear is public speaking. One class at Penn State attempts to ease these fears through a broad-based approach to practicing communications skills.
The Senate Committee on Research presented its courseware policy to the university's Faculty Senate during a recent meeting.
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Students flying back on Northwest Airlines from spring break today were spared a traveler's worst headache. An executive order signed by President George W. Bush Friday stayed a possible disruption of service by Northwest Airlines mechanics.
An 87-year-old woman was involved in a traffic accident Saturday and was cited for a vehicle violation, the State College Police Department said.
A 22-year-old Penn State student told police he was attacked early yesterday morning by a group of four men who stole his wallet, the State College Police Department said.
Apple Computer has donated 40 desktop and laptop computers, a digital camera, and other related equipment for use in a new digital research lab in Patterson Building.
A six-week program teaching ballroom dance begins today in the all-purpose room of Park Forest Elementary School, 2181 School Drive.
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Gyasi Cline-Heard sat on he edge of his chair with the anticipation of finding where and when Penn State would be playing in this the 2001 NCAA Tournament.
Champions find a way. That's been Penn State men's ice hockey coach Joe Battista's motto all through the Icers' injury-plagued season.
While sitting at a baby shower for an assistant coach, the Penn State Lady Lions watched the television broadcast on ESPN to find out its fate in the NCAA Tournament.
Ten members of the Penn State women's basketball team sat silently in a row in the Van Andel Arena locker room wearing their emotions on their faces.
The No. 16 Penn State women's lacrosse team lost its first two home games against Cornell and No. 7 James Madison, 11-9 and 14-11 respectively.
All the sweat, all the blood, all the hours in the gym — and when it comes down to it, sometimes things just don't go your way.
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Once the seedings for the Big Ten Championships were released, it was clear that the Penn State wrestling team would have to do something shocking to keep it from being the school's worst ever performance.
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At the Big Ten wrestling championships, Minnesota proved once again that there are chinks in the armor of wrestling's most prolific juggernaut.
It took a few games to get going, but the Penn State softball team left Tampa, Fla., with a successful showing in the Speedline Invitational.
With two wins against Villanova and Delaware, the Penn State men's lacrosse team geared up for its conference opener Saturday against Georgetown.
Use all of the White Building, not just portion of the space
My Opinion:Katie Graham
Letters to the editor
- Talk about Sex Faire old; other issues are important
- Alumni responses to fair, Dr. Laura are uninformed
- Instant Messaging illness easy to contract in college
- In the spirit of Olympics, China should have chance
- Letting China host games will unite the East, West
- Several reasons to support China's bid for Olympics
- Opposition against China full of illogical reasoning
- Lawless' reaction to e-mail immature and hypocritical
- Lawless attack on student appalling and uncivilized
- Cuntfest and like events forced, not free, speech
- College is about learning; events not educational
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Raina J. León
Kelly Bradish
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Kelly Bradish
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