Penn State Police Services is investigating the theft of $56,315 worth of computer hardware from labs in Cedar Building and South Chambers Building last Thursday morning.
Silence will permeate the Penn State campus Thursday as students gather to take a stand against oppression.
As illustrated by the countless vigils, prayer gatherings and special religious services following Sept. 11, times of uncertainty often motivate people to look for answers in religion.
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With state legislators proposing to slash funding to Penn State by 5 percent, the university is scrambling for ways to save money.
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Motorists shared the roads Friday with about 40 bikers, as students, professors and State College residents banded together to protest the war in Iraq. |
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Service learning projects provide students with more than just an opportunity to venture outside the confines of the classroom and get experience helpful to their careers, Jesse Hunting said. |
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Several area churches gathered Saturday in an interfaith coalition to discuss welcoming gays and lesbians into the religious community. |
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The State College Police Department is investigating an early Saturday morning incident in which an officer was struck in the head with a beer bottle.
Samuel E. Hayes, a former Pennsylvania representative, was appointed to the Penn State Board of Trustees.
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Rene Portland is usually one of the most animated and vocal women's basketball coaches in all of Division I. Penn State men's gymnastics coach Randy Jepson has said all season that this year's team has been one of his deepest and without their depth they wouldn't be as nearly successful as they have been this season.
Being out-rebounded is nothing new for this team, but Saturday was a whole new extreme.
With their season in shambles, the Penn State men's lacrosse team came up big with the help of two underclassmen. There is no mathematical formula to winning.
This past Saturday, on a cold, windy day, the Penn State men's track and field team opened its 2003 outdoor season with the Jim Thorpe Invitational at the Nittany Lion Track.
Under the gloomy skies looming above Happy Valley this past Friday, the Penn State women's tennis team competed in its first outdoor home match at the Sarni Tennis Center, netting its second Big Ten victory. The only thing stopping the Lady Ruggers this weekend was Mother Nature. To some, rain can bring flowers and the sight of snow can be beautiful and exciting. The Penn State club baseball team is not included in that group.
There are certain moments that define teams. This may have been one of those moments. With regional competition only two weeks away, the Penn State women's club water polo team has been practicing for any opponents it may face. My Opinion: Lawrence Fischer 
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