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[ Wednesday, Oct. 29, 2003 ]


PHOTO: Cara Crumbliss/Collegian
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NEWS

The majority of seniors voting on their class' gift to Penn State, decided to leave their legacy with the donation of a new Willard Plaza.

The State College Police Department is continuing to investigate the death of Salvador Peter Serrano, but has not released further details about the incident.

While many local bar managers said bouncer training emphasizes verbal, non-violent resolution of disputes, some students have expressed concern about safety at downtown State College establishments.

Recent Penn State Pulse Survey results show that 98 percent of freshmen would choose to attend Penn State if they were starting college again, although most freshmen that live off-campus said they were not properly informed about orientation events.

This year, a new registration program prevented 200 foreigners from entering the country with questionable student visas, Asa Hutchinson, undersecretary in the Homeland Security Department, said last week.

Despite the ongoing violence in Israel, a group of Penn State students will partake in a 10-day, all-expense paid trip to Israel this winter break.

Local retailers say sales in gasoline-electric vehicles have gone up in recent months, despite a mixed student reaction to the hybrid cars.

Candidates for State College Borough Council sounded off last night on the controversial decision to install surveillance cameras downtown earlier this year.

Money again played a pivotal role during last night's Undergraduate Student Government (USG) Senate meeting, as the body voted to postpone legislation funding USG's main philanthropy due to insufficient funds.

The vast field behind State College Park apartments is sprawling with bright green rolling hills. Sprouts of wild grass shoot up in sporadic clumps throughout the field in between the bare trees that have changed with the season.

A Penn State official presented information on the university's current academic budget as well as appropriation requests for next year at the University Faculty Senate meeting yesterday.

At yesterday's meeting, the University Faculty Senate reviewed and voted on a self-study report that would decrease the faculty senator ratio while increasing student representation, among other internal changes.

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SPORTS

As the 2002 season wound down, both the Penn State and Lehigh men's soccer teams were awarded NCAA Tournament berths. When the 2003 season commenced, both teams held a genuine opportunity at winning their respective conferences.

With his team mired in a five game losing streak and quickly approaching irrelevancy in the Big Ten conference standings, Penn State men's soccer coach Barry Gorman decided he needed to make a change.

Joe Paterno is the perennial beacon of hope for Penn State football.

They have been to the Northeast, out West, and all over Big Ten country.

Whenever Michigan and Michigan State play, it is a big game.

Having to compete with a football team that is usually nationally ranked, tennis isn't the most popular sport on the Penn State campus, or for that matter among college students.

Just two games remain in a season that held so many hopes and dreams for great things. After a season of ups and downs, the dreams are not unattainable,

The Penn State women's cross country team is counting down the days until its Big Ten debut.

Joe Paterno has finally had enough.

Jeff Hantz, a Penn State student won the bronze medal in the shot-put at the World Wheelchair Games in New Zeleand.

The Blue & White Society, the Penn State Alumni Association and Penn State Intercollegiate Athletics are teaming up to host the "Rally in the Valley" football pep rally in anticipation of Saturday's Penn State-Ohio State clash in Beaver Stadium.

Senior forward Heidi Drummond earned Big Ten Women's Soccer Offensive Player of the Week after scoring two goals and two assist in Penn State's final regular season weekend.

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OPINIONS

University should be commended for keeping Escort Service

My Opinion: Presidential candidates should not have to criticize Bush to uplift themselves

Letters to the editor
ARTS

Washington, D.C.-based The Phobes will bring some cool mod rock to tonight's Roustabout! with help from regulars The Bullet Parade.

Crowbar, 420 E. College Ave., will be immersed in energy tonight when bands from the CMJ College Music Tour rolls in.



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