Students crowded around the large television screen in the HUB-Robeson Center yesterday to hear Secretary of State Colin Powell present the intelligence evidence he said the United States has against Iraq.
As Secretary of State Colin Powell made his case against Iraq before the United Nations Security Council, the State College Peace Center held a protest at the Allen Street Gates.
The number of 8 a.m. classes in fall 2003 does not appear to have changed, despite Penn State President Graham Spanier's request to schedule classes later.
Aaron McGruder, J.C. Watts, Benazir Bhutto and Ann Coulter could be speaking at Penn State next year. That is, if the Distinguished Speaker Series committee can convince them.
Nicholas Driban never thought his 4.25 high school grade point average (GPA) could slip to a 2.84 his first semester at Penn State.
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Before yesterday, Jason Clark (senior-marketing) never really saw Penn State President Graham Spanier interact on a personal level with students. |
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Ribbons striped with green, red and black were worn with pride yesterday as students recognized the toll AIDS has taken on the black community. |
Pennsylvania drivers will need to follow new seat belt regulations for child passengers once a new state law goes into effect Feb. 21.
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After 17 years as State College Borough Manager, Peter Marshall announced his intent to retire during Monday night's council meeting. |
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Things weren't going their way, and the Penn State students were getting angry.
Penn State football coach Joe Paterno said he wasn't expecting anyone of the group of running backs he has returning and coming in to be the next Larry Johnson. However, if you ask Johnson's uncle, the Nittany Lions may have come close with their latest recruit, running back Tony Hunt of T.C. Williams H.S. in Alexandria Va., who announced that he would attend Penn State and sent in his letter of intent yesterday.
Just when it seems that the locker room in the Greenberg Ice Pavilion is empty and completely silent, the sound of a garbage can full of jerseys screeching across the floor echoes through the 0room. That's where Phil Krajewski and Dustin Allgeier come into play. High school seniors across the country are frantically trying to decide which college or university they will attend in the fall, but there are nine girls who have already made their decision. They will be attending Penn State as the women's swimming class of 2007.
The Nittany Lion wrestlers are on roll, but they are going to have to put in some major work this weekend if they want keep rolling along. My Opinion: Chris Korman 
Caption concerns: PSU should make arrangements for all students My Opinion: Sean Misko Letters to the editor
Don't be surprised if there is a Goo Goo Doll sighting in downtown State College this weekend. Billy Joel in 1998. No one would expect a band that covers the Grateful Dead and the Allman Brothers to smash a guitar on stage. Then again, Jack's Farm is anything but a typical cover band. Reality TV -- It's probably one of today's guiltiest pleasures. Whether it's been judging American Idol contestants, laughing with The Osbournes, or making fun of the women on Joe Millionaire, we've all watched these shows at one time or another. As more and more reality series hit the airwaves, Venues asked: What's your favorite reality TV show, and why? Long before countless boy bands and teen pop icons were receiving all the credit for hit singles backed by anonymous -- but talented musicians -- there was the Funk Brothers.
Giacomo Puccini's masterpiece Madame Butterfly, will be performed by the London City Opera at 8 p.m. Friday in Eisenhower Auditorium. The classic tale of love and courage was last performed at Penn State six years ago.
Classical music aficionados need look no further than Eisenhower Auditorium on Saturday, when the Nittany Valley Symphony will once again grace the stage for the Highland Fling, a musical tribute to the glory of Scotland. During the mid-1990s, the Smashing Pumpkins proved its worth to modern rock music. All you have to do is ask anyone on the organ donor list right now what he or she would do and how far he or she would go to get the transplant they so desperately need to live. 
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