Students logged on in overwhelming numbers yesterday to vote in student government elections, pushing turnout to its highest level since 1993.

Twelve of the 20 people arrested during Saturday's early morning disturbance on Beaver Avenue were bound over on all charges during their preliminary hearings yesterday.

Members of the State College Borough Council asked students this week to tell them what can be done to curb disturbances such as the one Friday night on Beaver Avenue. One student group is working to do just that.

Amanda Jackson (freshman-journalism) always wondered what was under the strip of electrical tape on the cover of her used textbook.

The photography department in the School of Visual Arts finally received some answers Tuesday regarding the status of a new building in a meeting with the Office of Physical Plant.

It was Alex Trebek meets Ellen DeGeneres last night on the third floor of the HUB-Robeson Center.

Despite the $336 million allocated this year to the Pennsylvania Higher Education Assistance Agency (PHEAA), students and higher education officials agree there is still need for more higher education funding in Pennsylvania.

The Commission for Women released a study yesterday that says that Penn State employs very few women with tenure status.

Higher education doesn't come cheap, and according to a new report the cost is becoming more than some students can handle without many loans.

One of two high school girls' basketball coaches charged with furnishing alcohol to their team during a visit to State College in January was bound over for trial during the men's preliminary hearings yesterday.

Starter Pete Yodis allowed one run over eight innings and Donnie Wright homered during a four-run eighth as the Penn State baseball team opened its home slate with a 6-1 win defeat of Bucknell yesterday, its third victory in four games.

The St. Francis softball team had its first victory in 13 tries against Penn State in its grasp last night. Then, just like the Red Flash did to several softballs, they bobbled it.

Michael Peck confirmed reports yesterday he would leave the coaching ranks at Penn State to take a job with the Orlando Miracle of the WNBA.

Any experienced boxer has scarred flesh; it's something that comes with the territory.

The Penn State baseball team has been like a bunch of caged animals. They've been practicing inside for months, smacking baseballs into the netting of batting cages.

My Opinion: Chris Korman

Loss of local theaters due to several factors

My Opinion: Chris Bolla

• Accept your responsibility; don't blame riot on police
  
• Difficult for police officers to work in State College
  
• PSU's Board of Directors should act before too late
  
• National attention of riot robs team of glory, pride
  
• Being pro-life Republican not same as being black
  
• Discrimination hurts many, not limited to minorities
  
• Do not trivialize racist acts in unparallel comparisons
  
• Drag Ball a celebration of Pride Week; do not compare to Hooters: Letter 1
  
• Drag Ball a celebration of Pride Week; do not compare to Hooters: Letter 2
  
• Drag Ball a celebration of Pride Week; do not compare to Hooters: Letter 3
  
• Drag Ball a celebration of Pride Week; do not compare to Hooters: Letter 4
  
• Drag Ball a celebration of Pride Week; do not compare to Hooters: Letter 5
  

The 73rd Annual Academy Awards' red carpet was littered with glamorous celebrities and a few walking disasters. This was a year for classic black, bright tropical colors and stuffed poultry.

Enemy at the Gates opens with all of the drama and destruction that Saving Private Ryan had, but two-and-a-half hours later, it ends predictably and without any fanfare.

DJ Clue dips into his deep bag of tricks to create a collage of hip-hop all-stars that is yet another mixed masterpiece.

'Heartbreakers'
'You Are Here' by The Churchills
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