A team of black state legislators and their assistants spent yesterday in a whirlwind of meetings with Penn State students, faculty and administrators, part of a fact-finding mission about campus racism.

The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) is tracking a fungal disease that affected several students, including some from Penn State, who went to Acapulco, Mexico, for spring break.

Because of the recent troubles that some students have encountered with off-campus disturbances, Legal Affairs, a branch of the Undergraduate Student Government Executive Department, intends to gear up for the students that have become entangled in some of these problems.

Sometimes there are smaller minority groups within a minority group. Sometimes members of these groups can only fulfill their needs by sharing their stories with those who have had similar experiences.

Some faculty and graduate students might see more research opportunities due to increased funding for defense research.

The John S. and James L. Knight Foundation has provided a grant of $250,000 to continue to support the Penn State College of Communications' Knight Diversity Scholars Program.

My Opinion: Chris Bolla

• With Acme Pizza closing, students have less options
  
• Restrictions on students result of history of events
  
• It takes more than Acme to start a downtown riot
  
• Students just waste paper on campus bulletin boards
  
• Majority of Bush's budget not display of compassion
  
• Lip service not right way to alleviate racism here
  
• Better relations with China require ending espionage
  
• Detriments to our society accompany increased GDP
  
• Source of global warming not the corporate sector
  

Take a gamble at the 'Basset Table' A whimsical venture into 18th century England will entrance and entertain audiences in the School of Theatre's final Spring Semester production, The Basset Table.

'Bridget Jones's Diary'