If beer distributors thought they were going to be able to open several stores on Sundays sometime soon, they thought wrong.
More than 600 students from 13 sections of women's studies classes will participate in the 16th women's studies undergraduate forum today from noon to 3 p.m. in HUB Alumni Hall.
Clothes, toys and games.
With the impeachment trial of Undergraduate Student Government (USG) President Galen Foulke scheduled for tonight, many USG members say they are eager for a resolution.
A decade ago, it would have been unlikely to hear the sounds of cell phone rings interrupting a class.
PSU student's apartment burglarized
Various electronics stolen over break
Various electronics stolen over break
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It's kind of rare, right? Two linebackers as the top two tacklers for Penn State? Think about an All-American in any sport, and you're likely to think about numbers. How many touchdowns did he throw for, or how many blocks and kills did she have? College is about gaining experience, growing, and adjusting to new circumstances. Seasons Statistics Sports in brief
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PSU cancelling classes would not encourage MLK Day attendance My Opinion: Ryan Lynch Letters to the editor
Women everywhere can eat more and weigh less, according to three new diet studies conducted at Penn State. Here at Penn State, energy efficiency is not just a day-to-day goal, but a 10-year conservation strategy. Students are unconcerned as construction continues on the new Food Science Building and Berkey University Creamery at the corner of Bigler and Curtin roads. Millions of people worldwide have died of AIDS since the epidemic began in the early 1980s, and members of the Global AIDS Initiative plan to raise awareness about the deadly virus during an all-day event tomorrow.
Answered by UHS
My opinion:
Jenny Stranzl
Guest opinion:
Christine Fitzgerald
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Susan Kennedy
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One thing that members of rock, punk and hip-hop bands all have in common is they all learned how to be musicians at some point in their lives, and teamed with the "Savin' Sanity" benefit, they want to make sure children have that same opportunity in the future. 
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