When it comes to Social Security, Penn Staters say they are going to worry about it later.
Nominations for the three elected positions for the spring and fall 2005 Interfraternity Council were announced at Monday's President's Council Meeting.
If students procrastinate on everything else the way many procrastinate on homework, chances are many are still trying to figure out what to be for Halloween.
Philadelphia-based band Townhall plays tracks rooted in rock heritage and draws on wide-ranging sounds from multi-talented musicians.
Guest speaker T.J. Sullivan delivered a message "Confronting the Idiot in Your Chapter" to about 800 members of the greek community last night in HUB Alumni Hall.
United Campus Ministry and Christians in Action will hold a panel discussion, "Christian Perspectives on Politics," at 7 tonight in the Pollock Commons rec room.
Patrons had to evacuate Cinema 5, 116 Hiester St., last night after five people inside became sick.
Next year's Elections Code for the Undergraduate Student Government (USG) was passed by the USG Senate last night after nearly three hours of debate. If approved by USG President Galen Foulke and the USG Supreme Court, the code will add two seats to the Senate, bringing the total number to 29.
Former President George H. W. Bush will speak Friday at HUB Alumni Hall in an effort to campaign for his son four days before the Nov. 2 presidential election.
Walid Shoebat announced last night that the "brutal truth" needs to be told and proceeded to tell it.
HARRISBURG -- Penn State President Graham Spanier told the University Faculty Senate yesterday that the Dickinson School of Law is likely to lose its affiliation with Penn State University.
HARRISBURG -- The University Faculty Senate, along with Penn State President Graham Spanier, discussed yesterday whether the Health and Physical Activity (GHA) graduation requirement should remain mandatory.
Platforms and promises 2004
Holocaust survivor to share experience
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The time is 5 a.m., and most of State College is still quietly resting after a long night of studying, or maybe even a long night of partying. On the usually busy streets of University Park, not a soul moves. In this pre-dawn darkness, most of State College resembles an Old West ghost town. Call it superior scouting. Offensive predictability, perhaps. Or even ESP. This really was the next logical step. One wonders what took corporate America so long to figure it out. It's halftime. In a 4-0 shutout victory over Bucknell last night, the Penn State field hockey team completed step one of a multi-step plan to get the Nittany Lions (10-8, 3-2) into the NCAA tournament. Of everything that Penn State quarterback Zack Mills played through Saturday -- the booing, the hard hits, the pair of interceptions -- worst of all was the misfortune that no one, including Mills, was aware of during the game itself. The ACC in women's soccer terms might as well be translated as Automatic College Cup. Penn State 4, Bucknell 0 2004 Penn State Men's Soccer Team Statistics (as of Oct. 24, 2004) My Opinion: Dan Good My Opinion: Wade Malcolm My Opinion: Justin Kunkel Letters to the sports editors
America should elect Sen. John Kerry My Opinion: Holly Rosene My Opinion: Torie Bosch How do you feel about the university possibly getting rid of the GHA requirements? 
The Shakedowns know how to get down. 
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