[ Thursday, Oct. 19, 2006 ]
The State College man charged with murdering a Penn State student last February was denied bail today, forcing him to remain in prison until proven not guilty in trial.
Penn State quarterbacks Anthony Morelli and Daryll Clark have been medically cleared to play in Saturday's homecoming contest against Illinois.
Forget Derek Jeter, you want Jessica Simpson on your team.
Penn State students who need help keeping up with courses recently gained access to a new Web feature called NoteSwap.com.
Pennsylvania is traditionally known for its vast farmlands and historical cities -- not for its recent title of leading the country in murder-suicide incidents.
The State College borough housing task force met yesterday to discuss violations committed by two fraternities but did not make a decision about their future rental status.
State College has a good reason to hit the bars tonight.
In Chicago, Al Capone still lives.
Though the frustration of fall scheduling is past, a new program may ease the process for the spring semester.
The State College man charged with murdering a Penn State student last year will have his bail hearing today in an attempt to establish bail and leave Centre County Correctional Facility for the first time in eight months.
According to Penn State, a black female professor received a lower raise than her colleagues because her performance did not exceed expectations, not due to racial discrimination as she is claiming.
Vice President for Student Affairs, Vicky Triponey, held a closed meeting last night with representatives from Penn State University Police, Intercollegiate Athletics, the University Park Undergraduate Association (UPUA) and an undisclosed number of students to discuss the future of Paternoville.
Looking at her, she appears as if she could be your grandmother. Her white hair is slightly coifed and there's a tissue in the front pocket of her black blazer. You wouldn't guess that there is anything extraordinary about Judy Meisel's life story.
General admission at Schwab Auditorium was standing room only last night as the Airbands Competition took the stage for a mid-homecoming week extravaganza.
News in brief
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With Penn State (5-8-2, 2-2 Big Ten) creating an unusual scoring opportunity off of a corner kick in Tuesday's 3-1 victory against Bucknell, a most unlikely recipient of a Chris Germani pass, senior defender David Gray, was there to head the ball into the net.
Three sisters playing around in their backyard, jumping around in the leaves. This scene is recreated all across the state this time of year when families enjoy the precious few remaining days of autumn temperatures and the final opportunities to have fun outside without the need of a parka and mittens.
While winning back-to-back Big Ten championships is no small accomplishment, win three straight, and the word dynasty begins to float around.
The men's swimming and diving team hopes to cannonball its way through West Virginia University tonight in its season opener.
The 2006 Penn State women's basketball team is a bit of an anomaly.
Josh Gaines doesn't often wake up and hit the snooze button nowadays -- his daily regiment starts while the stars hang overhead.
Surrendering seven sacks is more than just a prime example of alliteration. To an offensive line, it's a wakeup call.
The season is still young for the No. 2 Penn State ACHA Division I Icers. Only four games have been played thus far, but one thing is very clear: It's a whole new brand of hockey.
If the Penn State women's soccer team is to finish the Big Ten regular season with eight wins for the eighth consecutive season, it will need to carefully monitor a Badger and a Wildcat.
Penn State players will try to up their rankings this weekend before the spring season arrives.
If you would have told Jen Leatherman four years ago that she would be attempting to participate in the 2008 Summer Olympics in Beijing, chances are she would have called you crazy.
Sports in Brief
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Letters to the editor
A Thursday evening just like any other Thursday evening was occurring at Penn State last week. Intoxicated students stomped through the streets while others whiled away hours studying for midterms.
Q:I have noticed that typical American beers tend to be much lighter than European beers. What are the reasons for this disparity?
Favorite Local Hangout
Canada has rewarded the United States with many once-hidden gifts, from Pamela Anderson to Wayne Gretzky. Until recent years, their gifts to rock music were fairly limited.
It's October and the mid-semester blahs have officially kicked into place.
Spring semester will be here before you know it, and for sophomores that means it's time to officially declare a major.
This fall, two Penn State alumni will try their best to impress three judges in hopes that America will vote them through to the next round and ultimately vote one of them "American Title III."
Although most people don't think 'State College' when they think about literature and great authors, two Penn Staters are out to prove them wrong.
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