Back Issues -- Wednesday, Dec. 8, 2004

Interfraternity Council approves new safety policy for social events

A new policy to improve safety at fraternity social events was passed by the Interfraternity Council (IFC) executive board that will impose more stringent rules regarding the behavior of members at functions.

Zola to switch foie gras

'Tis the season for controversial poultry dishes.

Half of Pa. provisional ballots discarded by election officials

The numbers for the provisional ballots in Pennsylvania are finally available, more than a month after the Nov. 2 election.

OPP updates Senate on construction work

The most current blueprints for on-campus construction projects were unveiled to the University Faculty Senate yesterday in a report formulated by the Senate Committee on University Planning.

Hanukkah ceremony lights up community

Last night the fourth annual lighting of the menorah took place in front of the State College Municipal Building, 243 S. Allen St., marking the first night of Hanukkah.

New garage to have automated payment systems

Parking meters and cashiers are on their way out when it comes to parking-garage styles these days.

Exhibit creator wants public to take notice of sex assault

Don't expect Lindsay Keiter to apologize for being confrontational.

Jury chosen in trial

The trial of Christopher and Jason Rosengrant is set to begin this afternoon after a quick jury selection yesterday morning.

Trial may affect area bouncers

For more than a year, one loose end has been left hanging over the State College bar scene.

Assembly cannot issue exec. orders

The lights went down and the glow sticks went up in the air at last night's Undergraduate Student Government (USG) Senate meeting.

Stabbing victim released from hospital

News in brief

Tunes for a cause

Feature Photo

Kicking off Hannukah

Feature Photo

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Final Exam

PSU Football

Sports in brief

4 W. volleyball members earn All-Mideast honors
PSU linebacker named Freshman All-American

Seniors to lead gymnasts

"We are the Champions" floated through the gym as the Penn State men's gymnastics team took to the practice mat late last week. Fitting, because it is, in fact, the defending national champions. Will the same tune be playing at the end of this year's season?

Lady Lions work to avoid letdown

After Sunday's upset of then-No. 2 North Carolina, there was no doubt that while the Penn State Lady Lions were justifiably jubilant, it was going to take more than one big win to completely turn around the season.

Sophomore guard steps up at right time

Jen Harris is on a roll.

Women's Basketball

Season Statistics

Lack of sportsmanship, class ruining major college sports

My Opinion: Scott Cooper