Undergraduate Student Government (USG) Multicultural Affairs Co-Director Mark Bagley urged members of USG Senate earlier this week to consider racial issues and to work harder as school leaders to create an environment of racial equality.
The Thanksgiving holiday got a head start last night in downtown's Central Parklet, minus the turkey and mashed potatoes.
As part of Penn State's 150th birthday bash, the Sesquicentennial Games will kick off today in a series of events spanning three days, ranging from Olympic-like games to a talent show.
The nervous atmosphere and quiet talking gave way to the screams and cheers of new sorority members who received their bids last night at HUB Alumni Hall as part of Panhellenic Council's (PHC) Bid Day.
Tickets may still be available for tonight's Vote for Change concert, which starts at 6 p.m. at the Bryce Jordan Center.
Representatives from various student organizations are coming together to collaborate their efforts for social change on campus.
News in brief
As the Oct. 4 voter registration deadline nears, Pennsylvania Lt. Gov. Catherine Baker Knoll spoke to a crowd of about 20 students yesterday at the HUB-Robeson Center about the merits of voting.
The contract is in the mail and the bills are almost paid for Academy Award-winning filmmaker Michael Moore's visit to Penn State's Bryce Jordan Center on Oct. 22.
About 400 runners will attempt to tackle a 50-mile course tomorrow in the fifth annual Tussey Mountainback 50 Mile Relay and Ultramarathon.
Friday, Oct. 1, 2004
Standing by his men
Chinese festival
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Sports in brief
This was a long and solemn march off the field.
When No. 1 Minnesota (13-1, 2-0 Big Ten) takes the court tomorrow night for its match at Penn State with its head held high, it won't be any statement of pride.
Chris Ganter was conflicted.
To be fair, the Penn State defenders are, often times, overly critical of themselves.
The story has been written, told and retold to the point where it gets the treatment of a Bambino-like curse.
There's always that one game in a season that people circle before any games are played.
After getting a chance to see most of the Eastern talent in its previous two meets, the Penn State men's cross country team will travel west to South Bend, Ind. to compete in the Adidas Notre Dame Invitational today at 3 p.m.
There are some teams who put way too much pressure on themselves. And then there is the Penn State women's cross-country team, who gives new meaning to the word.
As soon as the Penn State Men's Tennis Team defeated Rutgers University in doubles play last weekend, it looked forward to its next opponent.
Let the good times roll.
The Penn State Lady Icers have been chomping at the bit to return to the ice since their strong performance at the end-of-season ACHA national tournament in March.
When a team only gets to play one game a year on their own course, the pressure increases but the degree of excitement rises too.
It is rare in college sports for the two best players at a position to play against one another. But it is a very special occasion when they do.
Prediction
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My Opinion: Justin Kunkel My Opinion: Tim Ford My Opinion: Wade Malcolm 
Voters must register by Oct. 4 to cast ballot for young adult voice
My Opinion: Elizabeth Hunt My Opinion: Renée Petrina
What do you think about the university hosting the Vote For Change Tour?
Letters to the editor
For those students looking for a good way to entertain their folks for the upcoming Parents Weekend, they need look no further than around town.
Allen Street Grill, 100 W. College Ave., will feature Bill Filer (231-4745).
TV Review
Album Review
Album Review
Hilary Duff doesn't want me to buy her record, and I'm OK with that.
So you're an accountant who's bored with life, in need of some serious change and married to Susan Sarandon to boot.
Oh, my.
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