Seventeen years have passed since Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. died, but his oldest daughter Yolanda refuses to lose faith in what she calls The Dream with a capital "T" and a capital "D."
Penn State's Board of Trustees approved preliminary sketch plans for new undergraduate housing during its meeting Friday.
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The Penn State roller hockey club's homepage now reads: "We'll miss you Dax," in memory of the club members' president, teammate and friend.
A State College resident received a suspicious 2:30 a.m. phone call from a female who said her place was a mess, her leg was bleeding, and her name was "Cindy," the woman reported to police Friday.
Professors have a new weapon in the war against plagiarism.
Equality. Freedom. Oppression.
When Attorney General John Ashcroft announced the charges against American Tailban fighter John Walker on Jan. 15, much of America was stunned.
Thousands of men and women on active duty in the military voluntarily give the U.S. Department of Defense permission to deduct $100 from their monthly income.
Beginning in fall 2002, residents of Lancaster and nearby areas will have the chance to earn a Penn State masters of business administration from Penn State while attending classes close to home.
Michigan State head coach Tom Izzo has been spending the past few weeks harping on his team to re-capture the toughness it displayed during the Spartans' three-year Final Four run.
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Every year in July at the NBA draft, a handful of young men are officially assured their place in the multi-millionaire club, and the 58 players are at least guaranteed a training camp roster spot.
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In the ACHA Div. I Icers victory this past Saturday, the 205-pound defenseman Josh Mandel notched career point number 100.
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Despite losing to Denver Saturday night in Rec Hall, the Penn State women's gymnastics team was led by strong performances from juniors Leslie Bair, Katie McAvoy and Katie Rowland.
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Down 20-2 to a Michigan State team that even in a down year is solid, the Penn State men's basketball team decided not to go quietly.
The Lions threw the shot put and the 25-pound weight exceptionally well as they cruised past the competition in the Doug Raymond Invitational this past weekend.
The ACHA Div. I Icers (19-1-1) hosted No. 5 Iowa State (21-7-3) in the championship game of the 22nd Annual Nittany Lion Invitational Tournament.
The sequel isn't usually as good as the original. But the Penn State Lady Icers proved such sentiments wrong when they traveled to Pittsburgh this weekend to take on a crucial three-game set and get another crack at the Panthers.
Penn State freshman Deidre Dlugonski was named Big Ten Athlete of the Week for women's swimming.
Penn State has received a pledge of $2.5 million from alumnus Anthony P. Lubrano as the lead gift for a new facility for the Nittany Lion baseball team.
Remember students during budget cut
My opinion: Marianne Lorensen
Letters to the Editor
Two Penn State astronomers presented information earlier this month at the American Astronomical Society's annual meeting that could help in the discovery of new planets outside our solar system.
Using the virtual world is becoming the new standard for testing vehicle safety and performance. Researchers at Penn State are using the new techniques on various projects.
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One out of every four gallons of water at Penn State is recycled through a wastewater irrigation system. Todd Bowersox, professor of silviculture, is trying to improve the system.
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My Opinion: George Kroner
HEALTHLINE
"Who Wants to Be a Survivor: The Quit and Win Challenge," sponsored by University Health Services, begins Feb. 1. In its second year running, the challenge encourages students to quit smoking.
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