For the rest of this semester, Kappa Delta Rho fraternity, 420 E. Prospect Ave., will be on re-organization status resulting from various violations committed last semester.
Jeremy Weisblatt (freshman-Jewish studies) was looking to fill a gap in his life.
According to a recent survey, the National Association of Colleges and Employers (NACE) found that accounting graduates are most likely to get a job after college.
More than 2,000 miles away from State College in the middle of the Mojave Desert, Penn State students Drew Guaraldo and Kyle Tyson stood out among 700 students across the nation.
Cultural artifacts covered the walls, music filled the air and smells of spiced chicken, fried dough and vegetables filled the senses as the "island paradise" of Mauritius came alive, far away from its Indian Ocean home.
Because the inauguration of President George W. Bush is the most costly in history, the price tag has led some people to boycott consumer spending in response.
Presidential inaugural speeches have historically connected with the American public, and President George W. Bush's address, scheduled to take place at noon, is not expected to be any different.
As President George W. Bush prepares to give his inaugural address today, various student groups and State College residents are prepared to show either their support or discontent for the re-elected president.
A possible five-year contract proposal Sallie Mae has offered to the Pennsylvania Higher Education Assistance Agency (PHEAA) will increase the amount students will end up paying for their student loans, according to a PHEAA spokesman.
Despite last night's falling snow, about 350 students came to watch The Four Diamonds, a Disney movie based on the life of Christopher Millard, who died of cancer at age 14.
Student organizations that petition the Undergraduate Student Government (USG) Senate for funding might soon come away empty-handed because of a lack of funds in the Senate's account.
Local lawyer announces DA candidacy
Hearing postponed in drug case
Local man waives preliminary hearing
Hearing postponed in drug case
Local man waives preliminary hearing
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It hasn't turned out exactly as they planned, just yet. Sure, the Penn State women's basketball team is riding a four-game winning streak. Sure, No. 24 Purdue is reeling from back-to-back losses. For any other game these would be important statistics, but not for this game. It would be hard to blame Joe Battista for overlooking a guy like Greg Windsor. At 5-foot-7, 140 pounds, he wasn't the easiest to notice in the first place. It could be a stunt on Fear Factor, but at least these players aren't suspended high above a city or a body of water. You won't see them on the ice. You'll never even see them score a goal or make a save. But you will see them in the ice rink at 3 a.m., cramming and preparing like every day is finals week. Men's gymnastics team to celebrate NCAA title Ceremony set to honor Portland's PSU career Season Statistics My Opinion: Justin Kunkel 
Life's building blocks show race as a figment of human imagination My Opinion: Claudia Vargas Letters to the editor
Safety pins and Band-Aids might not add up to most people's impression of a perfect woman. We have all heard the story before. With another semester almost two weeks underway, many Penn State students have just about tied up some routine loose ends: buying the last books and supplies, getting used to a new class schedule, seeing Lotus at Crowbar... Junie B. Jones sings her way into first grade this weekend at 2 p.m. Sunday in Eisenhower Auditorium. The Penn State community has the opportunity to experience the richness and dynamic art of French filmmakers through a three-part French film series, "Recent Films from France and the France and the Francophone World," offered by Penn State's department of French. Following Martin Luther King Jr. Day, some Penn State students feel the issue of human rights needs to stay at the forefront of discussion. Musicians and other performers aspiring to be famous can show what they are made of at the Bar Bleu Open Mic Talent Contests on Tuesdays at 9:30 p.m. at Bar Bleu, 114 S. Garner St. What do most college students do for dinner? Liv Ullmann's Faithless tells a tragic story about an adulterous affair that crushes both a marriage and the relationships between the parties involved. There's this book of essays called Sex, Drugs, and Cocoa Puffs by Spin magazine writer/insane narcissist Chuck Klosterman, and most of it is less cogent than Anna Nicole Smith at that awards show where she was totally trashed. But there's this one line that elucidates existence, or at least television and film soundtracks if you're going to be petty, and it's this: "Without a soundtrack, human interaction is meaningless." Adding to a palette of delightful chocolate delicacies is the chance to bid on an impressive assortment of artwork at ClearWater Conservancy's sixth annual fundraising event.
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Posted: Feb. 16, 2005
This is a wide open race and there will be many deserving nominees.
Posted: Feb. 16, 2005 Allen Street Grill, 100 W. College Ave., will feature Bill Filer and Troeginator beer (231-4745). 
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