Devin Oliver spoke to a circle of diverse students with whom he had shared uninhibited and honest feelings about the nature of race.
The emergency blue light phone located along Calder Way has not been used to call for emergency assistance since it was installed in June.
On the third floor of the Visual Arts Building in a classroom with floor-to-ceiling windows and air that hangs heavy with heat, Travis Iommi climbs the stage and does what many people would never dare to do: He takes his clothes off.
Ryan Udine does not want to be the only one without sun-kissed skin on the beaches of the Caribbean, so he started tanning a few weeks early.
In an effort to prevent the spread of HIV/AIDS among college students, University Health Services (UHS) is specifically targeting some groups of students by extending special testing services.
State College residents will soon be able to go Greek with pizza, sandwiches and salads.
The Centre Area Transportation Authority (CATA) Board of Directors met yesterday with members of the community to discuss possible revenue sources to make up for lost state funding. Next year's CATA budget of about $7 million faces a $300,000 deficit if steps are not taken.
Though Monish Shah might spend his class time crunching numbers as an engineering student, he spends his out-of-class time enjoying a creative outlet that is a little unorthodox for his major.
Students who are sick of waiting to use on-campus workout facilities will not have to exercise as much patience after they return from spring break.
Police: Man allegedly assaulted minor
Police reclassify rape as sexual assault
Sexual assault reported by PSU visitor
Police reclassify rape as sexual assault
Sexual assault reported by PSU visitor
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Mills moves on from PSU career, leaves behind lasting QB legacy
Going into last season's Big Ten women's basketball championships, the Penn State Lady Lions, holders of the regular-season conference crown, entered the tournament looking for a strong performance that would grab them a No. 1 seed in The Big Dance. Icers coach Joe Battista works a little harder around this time of year. The Penn State men's basketball team finished out its 2004-05 home schedule with its best effort in the last six games, as the Nittany Lions were defeated by a Minnesota Golden Gophers team that needed a victory to stay on the NCAA tournament bubble. The Penn State women's rugby team will trade pizza and pop for tea and krumpets tomorrow as the Lady Ruggers begin their playing tour of England.
Sports in brief
Minnesota 73, Penn State 69 Icers regular-season statistics 
Campus racial issues must not overshadow hate against LGBTA My Opinion: Jessica Dellen Letters to the editor
Spring break guide Spring break guide Though the botox is starting to de-intensify and the liposuction bruises are beginning to subside, it has only been four days since the most anticipated red carpet of the year rolled out with lots of silicone, double-sided tape, thongs, people from Brooklyn and more egos out-of-check than the VMAs. Most college students procrastinate, and it's no surprise that those habits extend into making plans for one of the most important weeks in spring semester: spring break. Spring break is almost upon us; therefore, it is a perfect time to make a mixed CD to mark the occasion. Simple truths are the essence of good cooking. Here's one of them: the secret really is in the sauce. Avid fans of Cartoon Network's late-night Adult Swim are getting a new show to watch, Twelve Ounce Mouse, when a sneak peek clip of the never before seen show is shown at 9 tonight at Phi Kappa Tau fraternity, 408 E. Fairmount Ave. Allen Street Grill, 100 W. College Ave., will feature Bill Filer and Magic Hat beer. Specials include happy hour from 10 p.m. to midnight (231-4745). 
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