Although the decision to have a dual-campus system between Penn State and the Dickinson School of Law was passed Saturday, officials have yet to decide any specifics concerning the new law school at University Park.

Centre County District Attorney Ray Gricar dropped charges against a Philadelphia sheriff's deputy accused of raping a State College woman in a hotel in 2003.

Following a presentation last week that recommended the next step in a traffic policy, the State College Borough Council will vote tonight to proceed with speed mitigation in the East Highlands area.

Community leaders, in partnership with Penn State, met collectively for the first time last night for an identical purpose -- express genuine concerns and discuss relief plans for the desperate faces of those affected by last month's tsunami.

Cooly clad in men's wear and with a sparkle in her eye that only could be seen in the last few rows, Nikki Giovanni, one of America's most celebrated African American poets, proclaimed that if Martin Luther King, Jr. were still alive today, he most definitely would have had braids.

Though the State College Police Department could not cite a specific cause, the number of rapes and sexual assaults off campus decreased between 2003 and 2004.

Vince Nardy wanted to see what he would look like as a black man.

Lourdes Serna's new student ID number has done more than protect her identity. It changed her status to being an unregistered student, even though she is currently registered for three classes.

To those who know him only in passing, carrying on a conversation with Milton is one of the easiest things in the world.

Woman charged with simple assault
Fire company responds to Fenske fire

The Undergraduate Student Government Academic Assembly members agreed yesterday the health and physical activity (GHA) requirement for graduation is beneficial for students.

This winter's first significant snowfall in State College resulted in more than 20 traffic accidents for area police Sunday, including one in which three people were injured.

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After losing several key components of a Big Ten championship team, the Penn State's women indoor track squad knew it would have some holes. Fortunately for the Nittany Lions, it appears as if one of those gaps has been filled.

One almost has to feel sorry for the letter "W," possibly the most uncreative of its other 25 counterparts.

Maybe it was the coach's inspiring speech, maybe it was the six hour nap. Regardless, the Penn State ACHA Division I Icers' Mike Carrano looked energized on the ice this weekend.

My Opinion: Mark Ludwiczak

Thon entrance fee hike hurts smaller groups already disadvantaged

My Opinion: Alison Herget

• Giving up on WMDs shows war is wrong
• Don't expect funding from Dickinson grads
• Educating the public better than rallying
• Students ungrateful for federal handouts
• Nations and states are different things

The Swift satellite's X-ray telescope (XRT) has captured some spectacular images in the three weeks that it has been active, including its first gamma-ray burst afterglow.

Something is traveling around campus beneath your feet. At any given time, up to 350,000 pounds of steam per hour is moving underneath the sidewalks and other parts of campus, said Bill Serencsits, an Office of Physical Plant (OPP) utility systems engineer.

Margo Brown (sophomore-advertising and English) said she feels spoiled because she has high-speed Internet in her dorm.

Sarahrose Greco (freshman-division of undergraduate studies) said she has been using the artificial sweetener Splenda in coffee, tea, and baking products for about two years.

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Posted: Feb. 16, 2005

My Opinion: Marc Friedenberg

My Opinion: Jenny Stranzl

Guest opinion: David Garrison
Posted: Feb. 16, 2005

Any He-Man and the Masters of the Universe fan knows that He-Man "has the power," but that never stops his arch nemesis Skeletor from kicking some butt as well.

Sting will be bringing his Broken Music Tour to State College April 26 with opening act Phantom Planet. During the new show Sting will be playing in a four-piece band, which includes Dominic Miller, Shane Fontayne and Josh Freese. Tickets go on sale at 10 a.m. Saturday and can be purchased online, in person or by phone. For tickets and more information, call 865-5555 or www.bjc.psu.edu.

Allen Street Grill, 100 W. College Ave., will feature Scott Mangene and Ted McCloskey and Weyerbacher beer (231-4745).