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[ Friday, September 17, 2004 ]


Photo: Matt Sowers
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NEWS

Penn State's Multicultural Enhanced Learning for Diversity (MELD) project began its series of technology- and diversity-based workshops for the fall semester earlier this week.

Penn State President Graham Spanier will address Penn State at his annual State of the University speech at 4 p.m. today in Eisenhower Auditorium.

More than 500 students on the Penn State computer network have been affected by a computer bug that has recently forced them off the university's network.

Before her appearance at Schwab Auditorium last night, Teresa Heinz Kerry held a surprise question-and-answer session at Thomas Building to speak with students about women's issues.

The Penn State Board of Trustees will discuss this year's state appropriation requests today at its first meeting of the 2004-05 academic year.

The Undergraduate Student Government (USG) Senate is seeking to change its Elections Code and Apportionment Act for the 2005 USG elections because of the addition of Eastview Terrace.

Pennsylvania is expected to face a close presidential election in November, leaving some officials worried that the state still does not have an automatic recount law.

Many first-year minority students adjusting to campus life find themselves seeking a balance between their roles within their minority groups and the larger Penn State community.

More students are opting for cell phones over landlines because of the mobility and prices wireless services offer.

Introduced as a woman of strong convictions, Teresa Heinz Kerry took the stage in Schwab Auditorium last night to a crowd of about 1,000 people.

Chants of "four more years" and "six more weeks" rang out both supporting and protesting Teresa Heinz Kerry's campaign stop at Penn State last night.

"Rok ee Rok," the elders repeated, "a place to live is a place to live."


News in Brief

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SPORTS
Penn State football coach Joe Paterno will tell you it's still too early to get a grasp on the quality of this year's team.
Posted: Saturday, Sept. 18, 2004 @ 7:50 p.m.

Two games in two days against two different opponents in one location. That is exactly what the Penn State men's rugby team (3-0) will be facing when it goes up against Kutztown University and Radford University this weekend in Kutztown.

The Penn State field hockey team is looking to carry over its momentum from Wednesday's victory against Temple into its two intrastate matchups this weekend.

So, what was it last weekend? What needs to be fixed?

Four games. Four double-overtimes. One win.

Before this season started, there were some choice words Penn State coach Joe Paterno often used when he talked about the performance of his wide outs in 2003.

With six straight conference titles under its belt, the No. 5 Penn State women's soccer team (4-1) is a target for the rest of the Big Ten.

Alex Haynes walked onto the Beaver Stadium grass in 2002, finally used to his surroundings.

In 1994 the Penn State's women's soccer team started its rather smooth transition from club team to the Big Ten.

The No. 5 Penn State women's volleyball team (6-0) looks to extend its unbeaten streak tonight against The University of Maryland-Baltimore County.

Some freshmen athletes report to college and it takes them some time to adjust to life on their own. They have trouble finding buildings and are worried about making new friends. Typically, the first sanctuary they find is on the playing field.

In some ways, the Penn State football team is where it was this time last year -- it has a 1-1 record and is trying to rebound after an unexpected and disappointing loss to Boston College.

Penn State Overall Team Statistics

Penn State Overall Team Statistics

Overall Team Statistics


Prediction


Sports in Brief

Total Offense

My Opinion: Derek Levarse


OPINIONS

Ranking shows need for Pa. concerns over PSU tuition increases

My Opinion: Elizabeth Hunt

My Opinion: Renée Petrina

My Opinion: Jen Winberry


Voices

Letters to the editor
ARTS

Those online quizzes are a great use of technology, eh?

To say that Cellular is a terrible movie would be a lie, but to say it is a great movie isn't exactly the truth either.

Listen up frat boys and professors who haven't had a date since 1972 -- this one's for you.

TV Review

Album Review

It was a little more than 15 years ago when the now top-ranked business chain in the world first broke ground in State College. Back then Wal-Mart nipped at the heels of other chains, vying for its place in successful retail history.

WEATHER





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