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West Campus expansion plans are pushing the Centre Area Transportation Authority to explore new sites for the North Atherton Street bus terminal.
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Twenty-five cars were broken into and one car was set on fire yesterday in Parking Lot 83 North, Penn State Police Services said.
In a civil suit proceeding that took place yesterday, Judge Charles Brown ruled that a term limitation referendum voted on in 1999 does not affect State College Borough Council President Janet Knauer's ability to run in the 2001 general election.
Some students are worried about the accessibility of the Greyhound bus station if it is moved off campus from its North Atherton Street location because of the West Campus expansion.
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The campaign gears are moving into "drive" as candidates begin to communicate with students about their platforms and ideas.
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A 23-year-old State College woman was arrested yesterday on charges of aggravated assault by vehicle while driving under the influence, in connection with a Feb. 9 one-vehicle crash that seriously injured a Centre Hall man.
While improving the quality of education for some, the decision to implement a voucher system in Pennsylvania could result in less diversity at Penn State and further hinder disadvantaged students, some minority students say.
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The League of Women Voters of Centre County is a resource open to all voters, but in this college town the 80-year-old organization is looking for students who want to be politically active.
Despite the numerous discussions about the rash of school violence that swept the nation last week, many questions about how to prevent further violence and how schools and police should deal with such incidents are still unanswered.
Delta Sigma, formerly Delta Sigma Phi, has officially broken away from its national chapter after a vote of approval by the Interfraternity Council.
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Conrad Cherry, a distinguished professor in religious studies from Indiana University-Purdue University Indianapolis, spoke to an audience of about 25 people last night about the changing religious attitudes of students and professors on college campuses.
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Scholarship opportunities are available through the Penn State University Libraries for students interested in a career in library and information science. The deadline for submission is April 27.
Penn State's College of Education is offering a course called Study Skills: College Preparation. The purpose of the program is to improve the study skills and test strategies of students planning to continue their education.
Penn State student Dorence Yombie Caulker was arraigned yesterday by District Justice Carmine Prestia on child sex abuse charges.
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Playing in their first-ever NCAA Tournament, every experience this Nittany Lion group has this weekend will be something new.  Student body ready to cheer on Lions
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Underdogs are advancing to the second round and Wisconsin — a team from last season's Final Four — is packing its bags for home. Welcome to the 2001 NCAA Tournament.
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Penn State is the 6th seed in the East Region and will meet 11th-seeded Texas Christian (24-7) tomorrow at the Thomas Assembly Center in Ruston, La. |
Two cold weather teams that have been heating up will knock heads tomorrow, as the Penn State baseball team travels to Wilmington to meet Delaware for a noon doubleheader at Bob Hannah Stadium.
NEW ORLEANS — Every coach will say that seniors must show leadership if his team plans to be successful in March.
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For four years, the six senior members of the Penn State men's gymnastics team hadn't lost a meet at Rec Hall.
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After the first day of wrestling at the NCAA wrestling championships at Iowa City, Iowa yesterday, all six of the Penn State wrestling team's qualified wrestlers were eliminated from championship competition.
Of everything the women's lacrosse team will pack up and take with it on a road trip to Virginia this weekend, a little something it picked up in its first victory will be most important.
The Penn State men's rugby team is hoping that the luck of the Irish is on their side this weekend, as they will travel to Virginia to play in the Washington Irish Tournament.
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The Maryland Stingers have a history of beating Penn State, but that doesn't seem to bother the women's rugby team.
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This weekend, the Penn State Boxing Team will host the NCBA Northeast Regional Championships at the White Building.
When the Penn State women's gymnastics team faces No. 3 Alabama, Cornell and Rutgers at 7 p.m. Saturday in Rec Hall, it won't be the first time this season that Alabama and the Nittany Lions have met.
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Almost 20 years after leading Penn State to its first national title, former Nittany Lion quarterback Todd Blackledge is still trying to make a difference.
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The Penn State baseball club will venture south again this weekend to battle the James Madison University club team in a four-game series beginning Saturday afternoon.
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The grind continues. The No. 19 Penn State men's lacrosse team will play their third of six consecutive ranked opponents this week when they travel to Ithaca, N.Y., tomorrow.
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The No. 66 Penn State men's tennis team plays a pair of matches on Sunday at the Sarni Tennis Center.
With its winning streak snapped at nine, the Penn State women's tennis team flew home from California accentuating the positive.
Penn State's run as six-time defending national champions in fencing may soon end.
The Penn State Lady Icers travel to take on the University of Buffalo tomorrow night and Sunday afternoon. In their last meeting, the Lady Icers were victorious with a 5-0 shutout.
Candidates and students have some responsibility
My Opinion: Mike Still
Letters to the editor
- Tim Robbins is an activist, not an incoherent actor
- Racism report about car not considered racist act
- Common goals for school should unite its students
- Guns to blame for violence as much as other factors
- Alumni valuable to PSU, and should be respected
- Alumni's dedication, work key to Penn State success
- Alumni have as much say as students in open forum
- Readers of the newspaper are ones who often write
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Drivers share tales of chauffeuring strangers Scott Makufka gets a call. There are two young men at a drugstore in Bellefonte who need a taxi.
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The black-tie masquerade ball will benefit the AIDS Project and spread the word about the disease.
Fans of all ages will be able to hear this up-and-coming band play when they take the stage at 8 p.m. at Rec Hall.
Flying, vaulting, flips, cartwheels and amazing athleticism — no, it's not a night of gymnastics at Rec Hall.
Clutch is bringing its "straight-up, balls-out rock" style Monday night to Crowbar, 420 E. College Ave., as part of a tour to promote its latest release.
Penn State student-run a cappella group None of the Above (NOTA) hits the stage at 8 p.m. tonight in 105 Forum for a free show.
NRT's production of 'subUrbia' begins at 8 p.m. tonight and tomorrow and takes place at 111 Forum.
The Slick Olde Bishops hope to use their unique blend of ska and reggae along with influences of metal and jazz to create a sound not to be missed.
This Sunday, Penn State professor and acclaimed saxophonist Dan Yoder will be performing with the Pennsylvania Centre Chamber Orchestra.
He's not quite a one-man band, but he can multi-task pretty well.
A local songwriters' showcase night will take place at 7 p.m. tomorrow at Saint's Café, 123 W. Beaver Ave.
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