An arrest warrant has been issued for the missing son of a murdered College Township couple.
Despite obstacles that would seem to increase the number of "super seniors," Penn State University Park has managed to increase four-year graduation rates to 48 percent for students who graduated in 2001, up from 44 percent in 2000.
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A group of Penn State administrators and student leaders is now ready to assess how controversial programs will receive space for events on campus. |
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Twelve hundred students who live in dorms are in violation of a state meningococcal vaccination law, a Penn State official said.
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It's early Friday morning and the last Loop bus passes -- meaning another hike to the north side of campus in the cold.
The Undergraduate Student Government (USG) is working to begin its proposed off-campus student union. However, the location of the union building and who will fund it are still in question.
The gold chip on students' ID+ cards is good for more than just laundry and vending machines.
Penn State students continue to receive a substantial amount of financial aid to attend school, but the number of available need-based scholarships remains relatively low, university officials said this week.
Anthony Fernandez (sophomore-actuarial science) received two warnings from the university this semester after exceeding his Internet bandwidth allowance for uploads and downloads.
Students who are looking for a hands-on approach to learning and are interested in the outdoors can schedule an unusual learning experience for the upcoming semester.
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Sure, close only counts in horseshoes and hand-grenades -- but the problem for the Penn State football team is it hasn't even been that in the Horseshoe for a long time. The Heisman candidate and ESPN the Magazine cover boy grew up idolizing the kid that can't do what he could because of a rare and unexplained disease.
There wasn't much left for Mike Doss to prove.
Hazy definition: Clarify goals, scope of committee My Opinion: Adam Kapp Letters to the editor
What do you get when you combine over 100 high school volunteers, a historic granary in need of restoration and a nature preserve in the process of being purchased? Most people don't think of a trip to pick up some pizza as a life-altering journey. But if they talked to Pulitzer Prize-winning essayist and cultural critic Henry Allen, they might just change their minds.
Students looking for something beyond a trick or a treat Saturday night can turn their ears toward the Pollock Rec Room for some less-than-haunting rock music. Jam band. Electronic band. Rock band. Electronic-jam-rock band. Many melodies You know the story: screw-up guy meets unattainable girl, falls in love and, despite several mishaps along the way, guy gets girl. Pavement's first full-length album, 1992's Slanted and Enchanted, starts in what would soon become classic Pavement fashion. Halloween will be here a few days early in State College. Award-winning musician John Tesh, with special guest Nicole C. Mullen, will perform at the Bryce Jordan Center at 8 p.m. Monday, Dec. 9. Tickets for the event go on sale Wednesday at 8 a.m. The Art Alliance is hosting an Artist's Studio Tour from 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. Saturday and Sunday. The Indian Student Association will present Navaratri, an event based on an Indian dance preformed throughout history, at 7 p.m. Saturday in Heritage Hall at the HUB Robeson Center. The Nittany Valley Symphony will perform a semi-staged concert version of Meredith Wilson's The Music Man at 7:30 p.m. Saturday in Eisenhower Auditorium. This season, more so than any other, brings to mind grisly images of ghouls, mummies and zombies. While most people dismiss these as fleeting superstitions with no basis in reality, others feel that the occult has something very real to offer -- and not just in October. 
Cold and Cloudy with a chance of showers mixed with wet snow. High 38.
Online editor for this issue:
Kahlil Smith 
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