Natale Schmidt (senior-mechanical engineering) is a member of Envoys, a student group that promotes co-op and internship experience for the College of Engineering.
Although Doreen Strauss is a freshman, she is already planning to study abroad the fall semester of her junior year.
Despite the growing popularity of studying in Australia, Penn State may have to rethink its study abroad partnerships with some Australian universities because of projected tuition increases and the American dollar's decreasing value overseas.
"Lower tuition, sign the petition" was the chant heard yesterday as an activist from the Raise Your Voice group pleaded with students to sign letters to lower Penn State tuition.
The master of the television and stand-up comedy domain is making a comeback in a big way, and he's planning a stop in State College along the trail.
As student parking spaces are pushed farther from the heart of campus, the Undergraduate Student Government (USG) has successfully lobbied for a shuttle bus to Lot 83, north of Park Avenue.
When Salvador Peter Serrano was taken to Mount Nittany Medical Center early on Oct. 26, 2003, Brian Newcomb, the attending emergency room physician, said he did all in his power to save Serrano's life.
Bronson waives right to prelim. hearing
Student bound over on assault charges
Student bound over on assault charges
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The Penn State women's gymnastics team didn't bring back any hardware last year. The Nittany Lions missed the opportunity by a slim margin, and the lone representative at the NCAA National Championships -- Lisa Clark, then a junior -- also missed an opportunity to reach the finals by a slight edge. It's amazing how a successful homestand can reverse the feelings of being stuck on the schnide for the first three games. Pop quiz time. After winning the 2004 Big Ten title, the Penn State's women's indoor track team has one goal in mind for the upcoming 2005 season -- repeat. Penn State football coach Joe Paterno will be the subject of two specials premiering during the next two weeks on CSTV: College Sports Television (Penn State cable, Ch. 54). My Opinion: Chris Rajotte My Opinion: Lawrence Fischer 
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At Bombay Bistro & Grill, 120 E. Beaver Ave., the lunch buffet is the sure shot. With four Christmas albums under his belt, it's no wonder Kenny Rogers is bringing the songs from those albums on the road this holiday season. Travel back in time this weekend when the Christmas play Winter's Light Over Big Spring is performed at the Bellefonte Elementary School auditorium. The Ballet Theatre of Central Pennsylvania is bringing The Nutcracker to the State College Area High School North Auditorium tomorrow through Sunday. As I have tried to reflect over the course of the semester, fashion can be many things: sensation, expression, experimentation, art, self-discovery, self-indulgence, disaster and freedom. According to current students and some recent alumni, not too much has changed around State College in the past few years. There might be thousands of sappily heartwarming Christmas stories to choose from, but there is something about good old Charlie Brown that never fails to get people in the holiday mood. Gifts worth giving, or getting this holiday. Ah, the holidays--a good time for eggnog, Christmas caroling and winter blockbusters. Naughty and nice: Staff picks for off-beat holiday flicks. A Christmas playlist to keep you jinglin' all the way. 
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