Evan Gordon, called Gordo by his close friends, never had a negative word for anyone and always had a smile on his face, Alpha Epsilon Pi fraternity members said.
The State College Police Department said yesterday that it has no new information regarding the Sunday morning gang rape of a 19-year-old Penn State student.
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There are about 900 million files available to download from peer-to-peer networks online for free, according to one Recording Industry Association of America (RIAA) representative. |
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Student leaders spoke out against the installation of surveillance cameras on Beaver Avenue at the State College Borough Council work session last night. |
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As Undergraduate Student Government (USG) President Rubina Javeri officially left office last night, all four of her executive platform goals have come close to completion.
With most of this semester embroiled in internal issues, one question remains as the current Undergraduate Student Government (USG) Senate term ends today: What has it accomplished this year?
As the academic year comes to a close, the Undergraduate Student Government (USG) Academic Assembly assessed the progress it has made since the fall.
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The signs of spring are here: fliers for summer sublets are all over campus, people basking in the sun on the HUB lawn, and tax day.
Some students are checking their e-mail too often, slowing the time it takes to receive e-mail.
The Boy Scouts of America and the Centre County Sheriff's Office Search and Rescue have announced the launching of a new program for county youths designed to promote leadership and strengthen community ties.
The following is a typical conversation that might be heard all over campus:
Police find possible link in Willard thefts
They both stand on the cusp of their futures, excited and nervous. Over the past five days, Ed DeChellis has lost one player and three assistant coaches and hired an assistant coach to replace the departed ones.
Sophomore Molly Landreth didn't know why her Penn State teammates were making such a fuss in the stands after she finished the 3,000-meter steeplechase at the Sea Ray Relays in Knoxville, Tenn., last weekend.
Two of the 1,097 athletes who participate in sports at Penn State's 14 Commonwealth Campuses were acknowledged yesterday when they were presented with the John Elgi Outstanding Athlete Award. Christine Kelly from the Delaware County Campus and Jonas Lau from the York Campus received the award as a result of their successes both on and off the playing surface. 
Ticket trouble: Quadrupled Pennsylvania traffic fees unfair, go too far My Opinion: Eliot Walker Letters to the editor
A federal healthcare law aimed at protecting patients' privacy rights was implemented yesterday at health-related institutions nationwide.
Penn State researchers are exploring how information technology can help different groups express their opinions about policy issues. On Valentine's Day, David Swiderski received some bad news. His friend Brooke told him she had been diagnosed with leukemia.
My Opinion: Emily Gelsomin 
Though Congress has officially proclaimed 2003 the Year of the Blues, the effects have taken a long time to filter down to Penn State. San Francisco quartet Tea Leaf Green will be brewing tonight at The Brewery, 233 E. Beaver Ave. Together since 1997, the members of Tea Leaf Green have produced more than 50 original songs, but setlists may include covers ranging from a heavy AC/DC rocker to Michael Jackson's "Thriller." The show begins at 9:30 and is for ages 21 and over. Tickets are $3. 
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