Michael Carter, a fun-loving member of the Penn State men's golf team who was always quick with a smile, died in an automobile accident Wednesday afternoon in northern New Jersey.
When GN Associates bought EastSide Apartments, 736 E. Foster Ave., tenants thought it would be a smooth and uneventful transition. Four months later, tenants are complaining about the continuous renovations taking place.
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The Penn State Early Childhood Education Intergenerational Program, a nonprofit organization operated by Penn State's department of human development and family studies, is developing a curriculum to foster relationships between children and seniors.
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The Undergraduate Student Government treasurer says that Town Sen. Jason Covener promised her an open seat in senate without her going through the application process.
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The Vagina Monologues is about celebrating women and their bodies. Based on interviews with over 200 women, each monologue is centered around one woman's answers to questions, or in some instances, many women's answers to the same question.
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As the record industry sounded the alarms after a decline in sales for 2001, State College record stores faced a similar trend in their sales for the year.
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The rhythmic poetry, hip-hop and songs of visiting artists filled the Zoller Gallery last night with the energy of the performers and the admiration of the audience.
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Leaders of the Interfraternity Council/Panhellenic Dance Marathon are working to ensure that volunteers who go canning this weekend do not receive a citation from the local police department.
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The event, backed by radio station Beaver 103 and the Ramada Inn, 1450 S. Atherton St., wed the couples free of cost and provided a reception, cakes, flowers and photography donated by various local businesses.
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Attorney General John Ashcroft issued the alert to Americans late Monday night, warning citizens to be aware of any suspicious activities on and around Feb. 12.
The final event of this year's International Festival, the International Children's Fair, will take place from 12:30 to 4 p.m. Sunday in 126 White Building.
The Recording Engineering Collaboration will host "The 2nd and 11th Annual Degicank Music Festival" from 6 to 11 p.m. tomorrow at the State College VFW Hall, 139 N. Barnard St.
Georges Moussa, 23, was arraigned yesterday on drug charges that connect him with the alleged drug ring suspected of distributing millions of dollars of Ecstasy in State College and through the fraternity system.
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The Nittany Lions (7-16, 3-9) have won two of their last three, and that is something that happened only once previously this season, when they beat Bucknell and Coppin State consecutively in late December.
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The Lady Lions (17-9, 9-4 Big Ten) had to wait until overtime to finish off Michigan State (15-10, 5-9), as they won a 62-59 game last night.
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The Penn State baseball team will head South this weekend to take on Norfolk State Saturday at 1 and Sunday at 2.
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On Sunday morning the brand new Penn State All-Sports Museum will open to the public. The museum honors the coaches and athletes that have graced the 32 varsity sports in Penn State's history.
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The Penn State women's gymnastics team is on the road for the second consecutive week. And the teams it will compete against will not make being away from home any easier.
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The No. 3 Nittany Lions (10-0, 2-0 Big Ten) will return to action tomorrow night at 7 in Rec Hall to face interstate rival, No. 9 Temple.
Penn State (9-2, 4-0 EIVA) and NJIT (1-5) will clash tonight at 7 p.m. at Entwisle Gymnasium.
Penn State women's soccer players Bonnie Young and Emily Oleksiuk, who led the team to a 24-4-1 record in 2001, were drafted into the WUSA professional soccer league Monday.
The Nittany Lions travel this weekend to the Seminole Classic on the campus of Florida State.
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The No. 1 ACHA Div. I Icers (22-4-1) take on Niagara (6-8-5) tonight at 9 at the Greenberg Ice Pavillion and tomorrow face off against Western New England (3-14) at 3:30 p.m.
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The Penn State (5-9, 2-3 Big Ten) wrestling team travels to Columbus, Ohio, to take on No. 4 Ohio State (18-3, 3-2) on Saturday at noon. Then the Nittany Lions return home the following day to take on No. 20 Michigan State (4-8, 1-3) at Rec Hall at 1 p.m.
My Opinion:Jeff Rice
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The championship begins at 10 a.m. on Saturday and Sunday in Minnesota.
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Coming off their best season in history, the Penn State women's tennis team started the spring semester — the season's most important — with a whimper.
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After locking up a bid to the national tournament last weekend, the Lady Icers will see the University of Rochester (2-6) tomorrow night at 10:15 at the Greenberg Sports Complex.
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Depressed students need sufficient help
My Opinion: Jared Cohen
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