Penn State recently created a position for a Homeland Security director, who will act as a go-between for the Department of Homeland Security and a network of universities throughout the state.
The Center for Law and Religious Freedom will drop its lawsuit against Penn State, provided the university eliminates certain requirements for new political or religious student groups.
Despite a recent statewide order increasing cab fare to help taxi drivers deal with high gas prices, State College cab companies are continuing business as usual.
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YORK - Defensive linemen Ed Johnson, Matthew Rice and Lavon Chisley are eligible for and participating in summer practice, according to Penn State football coach Joe Paterno and Director of Judicial Affairs Joe Puzycki. 
Weaker requirements take meaning away from student groups My Opinion: Bridget Smith The Daily Collegian is looking for anyone interested in politics, social concerns or concerns of Penn State students
Letters to the editor
It might be overly asinine to mention that the Washington Social Club is not a group of bureaucrats getting together for drinks and under-the-table chat about the state of our country's affairs. Attention Republicans: we have you surrounded. Your first mistake when considering whether or not to see the new Wayans brothers picture White Chicks is assuming it's a comedy. It's not. There are jokes, sure, but practically none of them that don't have to do with that Vanessa Carlton song will make you laugh. There's a difference between experimentation and just being difficult. Washington Social Club's first full-length album Catching Looks has a few things going for it. You know, maybe Perry was wrong. The best thing about an indie show is the chance to see a world-class band in a place just a little bigger than your living room. This year's "Lolla" might've crashed and burned, but with a bit of planning and some excess gas money, you'll hardly notice. It ain't easy bein' blue. First Britney breaks her leg, and now this. With July 4 just three days away, stores across the nation are stocking up on festive red, white and blue iced cakes, burgers, buns, soda pop and firecrackers -- all used to help count down to the main fireworks event. 
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