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More than two months after the disappearance of Penn State student Cindy Song, police are turning to the public for clues.
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Following a year marked by national tragedy and local cultural tension, this year's Martin Luther King Jr. Day of Service might have particular significance to some Penn State students.
The February 2002 issue of Hustler, published by Larry Flynt, criticizes Lawless in an article complete with a graphic of the representative's head superimposed on a cartoon donkey's rear.
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The three inches of snow predicted to fall in State College Sunday night never came. Instead, the largest snowstorm since 1996 visited Penn State, said Paul Ruskin, Office of Physical Plant spokesman.
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Following the Republican-controlled state legislature's approval of plans for redistricting, Democratic officials are concerned that Penn State students will have less influence on the outcome of elections for the state assembly.
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Hooters, the controversial restaurant that has drawn both big business and ire to State College, is expanding.
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One Penn State alumnus might truly know what it means to bleed blue and white.
The U.S. Justice Department recently asked several colleges and universities to aid its investigation of 5,000 international students with possible connections to terrorist activities, but the department has not contacted Penn State.
Janet Jackson will appear 8 p.m., Feb. 1 at The Bryce Jordan Center with Ginuwine as part of her All For You Tour .
Weezer's Hyper Extended Midget Tour will reach Penn State at 7:30 p.m. Feb. 12 at the Bryce Jordan Center
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The Penn State women's basketball team (9-7) lost its second straight game last night, coming up on the short side of an 81-75 game at Illinois
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Last night, Jackie Shook became the third player this year to start at center for Penn State in its 81-75 loss to Illinois at Assembly Hall, the third Lion loss in the last four games.
Any notion that the Big Ten basketball season was going to be predictable and that the favorites would easily roll over everyone else was emphatically erased this past weekend.
Penn State football coach Joe Paterno will receive the Amos Alonzo Stagg Award today. The award, which honors those "whose services have been outstanding in the advancement of the best interests of football," will be presented to Paterno at the Sears/AFCA Awards Luncheon during the AFCA Convention in San Antonio, Texas.
The Penn State men's volleyball team has been named preseason No. 1 by Volleyball Magazine in its Jan. 2 poll. The Nittany Lions finished the 2001 season tied for seventh in the rankings after falling to eventual NCAA champion BYU in the national semi-final.
Senior diver Steve Bohner was victorious on the one-meter springboard competition at the Georgia Diving Invitational.
Citizens lose out in state's redistricting
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Unlike many cattle farmers, Lyn Garland rarely feeds her Jersey Heifers grain. Instead, Garling allows her cows to feed on the grass covering her 26 acres of land using a method called rotational grazing, one technique of a farming concept known as sustainable agriculture.
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The importance of teeth extends past eating, as their remains have shown that the complete maturation of human beings seems to have occurred much later in human evolution, researchers said.
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