With a large percentage of police officers serving their country in the military reserves and National Guard, local and state police are facing the prospect of losing officers to a growing conflict with Iraq.
Almost a year has passed since State College Borough Council last contemplated installing surveillance cameras on Beaver Avenue, but discussion on the issue will resurface in coming weeks.
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Preparations are in full swing for the Interfraternity Council/Panhellenic Dance Marathon (Thon). |
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As the lights dimmed in Schwab Auditorium, a group of high-energy moralers took the stage to motivate dancers for this year's Interfraternity Council/Panhellenic Dance Marathon (Thon).
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A handful of outraged citizens laid the trash on the table for State College Borough Council last night. |
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Actions to increase traffic awareness will soon take effect almost one year after the State College Borough Council focused on pedestrian safety as a primary concern in the community.
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The White Building has squeezed 11 more machines into the cardiovascular room of the MBNA Fitness Center. |
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It has been awhile since the Penn State men's volleyball team lost an EIVA match.
Last week it was Michigan, this week it's Purdue. After the final siren at Saturday's game between the Penn State Lady Icers and University at Buffalo Freeze, the two bitter American Collegiate Hockey Association rivals slowly gather onto the ice and perform the customary postgame handshake.
Order from the court: USG must follow agenda to keep representing us My Opinion: Patrick R. Gibbons Letters to the editor
Although swiping into university buildings takes students just a few seconds, the complex technology behind it has taken years to develop. Gov. Ed Rendell's first executive order creating an Office of Health Care Reform is expected to address the healthcare crisis that is facing the state of Pennsylvania. In the State of the Union address last Tuesday, President George Bush expressed a desire to "take a crucial step and protect our environment in ways that generations before us could not have imagined." When it comes to serious issues surrounding drugs and alcohol, most American teenagers prefer receiving advice from their mothers, according to a recent Penn State study. "Definitely my mom and dad, but my mom more. Whatever I told them, they would accept and still love me no matter what." Question: I never had to worry about STIs before because I went with the same guy for three years, but we broke up in the summer. My Opinion: Seek help for eating disorders My Opinion: Emily Gelsomin 
Power punk music fans will have their fill when four bands put on a free, high-energy concert in the Pollock Rec Room. 
Cloudy with rain turning to snow; heavy at times. High 41.
Online editor for this issue:
Kahlil Smith 
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