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[ Tuesday, Oct. 12, 2004 ]


Adam Piorkowski
PHOTO/GRAPHIC: Adam Piorkowski

NEWS

The "I Decide" campaign came to an early end yesterday after campaign leaders were not allowed to hold a rally in the HUB-Robeson Center.

A Penn State graduate was recently selected by the Newton Fellowship Program, a division of Math for America, to earn a full-paid scholarship toward a master's degree and the opportunity to teach high school math.

Community officials are starting to weigh the advantages and disadvantages of a proposed downtown bus terminal.

Following a presentation by representatives of Penn State and the Interfraternity Council (IFC) last night, some State College Borough Council members remained skeptical of the university's plan to reconnect the greek system to the community.

The "Girls of Happy Valley" may travel to New York to meet "The King of All Media" when he interviews them for the Howard Stern Show.

Assembly discusses newspaper litter
False alarm prompts HUB evacuation
OCSU to host apartment info session

Foreign policy was the topic when retired four-star U.S. Air Force Gen. Merrill A. "Tony" McPeak spoke in Chambers Building last night.

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SPORTS

Joe Paterno can't seem to win these days, and that's not talking about the scoreboard.

Sports in brief: Ruggers roll past Terps tough defense gets win
Penn State-Iowa game set for 12 p.m. kickoff

Yeah, he chuckled about it after the game. After all, no harm came of it.

It was an unexpected sight, if there ever was one.

We have something you don't have.

Losing four of its six leading scorers is enough to cause panic for most teams.

My Opinion: Scott Cooper


Stats
Posted: Oct. 22, 2004


The Daily Collegian wants to gather reader's opinions regarding sporting events.


OPINIONS

Election year promises limit truth of media concerning U.S. draft

My Opinion: Ryan Lynch


The Daily Collegian wants to gather reader's opinions regarding sporting events.

Letters to the editor

SCIHEALTH

Obesity is the No. 1 health problem and the leading cause of heart disease in the United States, and a number of people are alarmed that obesity in children is a rapidly growing epidemic.

To better understand human behavior, Penn State researchers in the School of Information Sciences and Technology (IST) have developed a computer model that simulates math anxiety when programmed to respond to a serial subtraction task.

Within the decade, the vast reaches of space may be opened to anyone -- if you can pay for it.

Sometimes, catching a disease is more complicated than you'd think.


Answered by UHS
Posted: Oct. 22, 2004


My opinion: Jenny Stranzl
Posted: Oct. 22, 2004

ARTS

Bundle up with some blankets, a thermos of hot chocolate and some Halloween spirit, because tomorrow night, area storytellers from the former Tussey Mountain Tale Spinners will perform the 12th annual Dark in the Park -- Stories around the Campfire.



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