The body of an unidentified black man was discovered Tuesday night near the New York state border, but police said there is no indication that the body is connected to a claim made in a death threat sent to a Penn State student last week.

Yesterday, for the second night in a row, Penn State administrators left the HUB-Robeson Center after hours of negotiation with black student leaders. This time, the officials left students with a summary proposal detailing the demands the administration can and cannot accomplish.

The Student Film Organization (SFO) will present the 2001 CAN Film Festival at 8 p.m. today in Schwab Auditorium.

The Interfraternity Council is investigating allegations that several fraternity members harassed marchers at a "Take Back the Night" rally.

Students staying in State College this summer have many opportunities to make some extra cash. As the end of the semester approaches, many businesses are searching for new employees to fill vacant positions.

They're going the distance. One-hundred-ninety-five miles, to be exact.

While the problem of a shrinking national workforce of nurses is being compounded by a drop in enrollments at nursing schools across the country, enrollment and retention in Penn State's program has not dropped dramatically.

The bomb squad exploded a suspicious device left outside the Reed Union Building at Penn State Erie yesterday afternoon, but it turned out to be nothing more than a class project.

The crowd at Nittany Lion field watched intently as a ball was hit foul into the home dugout and screamed directly toward outfielder Gina Bianchini.

The Penn State men's track and field team, along with 25,000 other athletes, head to the Penn Relays for three days of stiff competition.

The Penn State men's ultimate Frisbee team brought home the sectional title by defeating Pitt-Johnstown, Carnegie Melon and Bucknell in single-elimination play Sunday.

For the student-athlete, juggling athletics and academics can be a challenge, no matter where you go to school. Excelling in both can be even harder.

At the end of the semester, many students kick back and relax to celebrate an end to the hard work and dedication they put in through the past several months.

Respect, compromises key to race discussion

Lawless, fellow legislators practicing poor governance

My Opinion: Chris Bolla

My Opinion: Tim Swift

• Not only one group racist; everyone has prejudices
  
• Recent actions of students shameful to our reputation
  
• All it takes is friendship, open mind to fight racism
  
• To unite the student body, protests not the answer
  
• Spanier deserves respect; sensationalism dangerous
  
• Notion of 'white privilege' ridiculous and inaccurate
  
• More effective to protest with microphone, bullhorn
  
• Peaceful protest in HUB defy some expectations
  
• Crowd's reactions at game reflect alarming attitudes
  
• Penn State administration not to blame for racism
  
• Leaders of Black Caucus successful in their efforts
  
• Reactions to game protest disrespectful, inhumane
  
• IFC sorry for rude remarks during march for victims
  
• Sigma Alpha Mu members appalled at allegations
  
• Devoted environmentalists only want best for Earth
  
• Jon Crispin no loss to PSU if he only wants the glory
  

Radiohead is a musical anomaly. Although each of its three previous albums has taken an intentional step further away from the mainstream, each has done better in the charts than its predecessor.

The theater is dark and silent. Suddenly, an image blinks on the screen. A lone audience member breaks out into a chant of "I say Tom, You Say Green." No one responds, he shuts up and a title flashes onto the screen.

For a 'final' distraction
'Bridget Jones' Diary'
'Music for the Morning After'