A letter written by Vice President for Student Affairs Bill Asbury was scheduled to arrive today by e-mail to every student at University Park.

In the midst of confusion, the State College Borough Council voted at first to approve Penn State University's plan to connect Curtin Road and White Course Drive and send it to the Borough Engineer, but then re-voted 4-3 to table the matter until its meeting April 20.

Fans of Godsmack got more than just their fill of rock music.

As the majority of Penn State students prepare to return home for summer break, the assignment office and residence life are busy preparing for those who stay at Penn State for the summer session.

On Feb. 9, former State College resident Umbaji Moret was robbed and stabbed in Puerto Rico, where she was living and working as a masseuse.

For now, dropping by university barns unannounced will no longer be a feasible pastime at Penn State.

The Department of Speech Communication announced the recipients of its 2001-2002 undergraduate and graduate awards. The students were honored at a ceremony on April 12.

The State College man charged of burglarizing a Cedarbrook apartment last month was not sentenced yesterday as a result of a last minute pre-sentence investigation, which was initiated by the man's attorney.

The Exelon Corporation recently presented $100,000 to Penn State's Nuclear Engineering program.

The Penn State men's basketball team lost three key starters when Joe Crispin, Titus Ivory and Gyasi Cline-Heard finished their Nittany Lion careers with a loss to Temple in the Sweet 16.

Penn State catcher Chris Netwall is calm and collected, even a bit reserved.

The Ruggers knew they needed to play a challenging team to prepare for the Sweet Sixteens this weekend, and their wish came true in the form of the New York Athletic Club men's team.

The Penn State men's outdoor track and field team was led again to victory this weekend by junior Ryan Olkowski at the U.S. Coaches Series meet Saturday at Franklin Field in Philadelphia.

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• Student's report of racism display of her ignorance
  
• Reported racist incidents waste of time and effort
  
• Minority student activities intended as celebrations
  
• Definition of patriotism more than just support
  
• Letter denouncing events disrespect feminist issues
  
• Students should use mugs instead of Styrofoam cups
  

Daily doses of vitamin D may have positive effects for multiple sclerosis (MS) patients, according to Penn State researchers working in conjunction with Helen Hayes Hospital in New York City.

Penn State professor of biology, Joseph Kiesecker, and his team of researchers set out to the Cascade Mountains in Oregon in order to find the cause of the surprisingly sharp decline in the amphibian population over the past 25 years.

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