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Updated November 3, 2009 5:48 AM
In Disguise

Halloween weekend invites characters to bewitch streets

Liam Reese had never been to State College or Penn State before this Halloween weekend, but from what he saw leading up to Saturday night, he was impressed.

Updated October 27, 2009 4:45 AM
BAM!

From Emeril to Penn State

Ready ... set ... cook!

Dinner & Dessert

Recipe (courtesy of the Food Network):

Updated October 27, 2009 4:45 AM

Student chef reflects on his culinary journey

Q: What sparked your interest in cooking?


Updated October 20, 2009 5:48 AM
Tanner Sweeney (sophomore-telecommunications) rides a unicycle outside of Pattee and Paterno Libraries. After receiving a one-wheeled Christmas gift two years ago, he's now willing to mentor other students on campus who want to learn.

Unicyclist shares his campus hobby, mentors others

Riding one unicycle, holding another unicycle in front of him and toting a 5-foot unicycle behind him, Tanner Sweeney pedals from Eastview Terrace toward the Pattee and Paterno Libraries.


Updated May 1, 2009 4:53 AM

Benefit concert to celebrate life of Gettysburg student

From a young age, Emily Silverstein inspired everyone around her with her kindness and compassion.


Updated April 28, 2009 4:48 AM
iListen

Check out what local music promoters have to say about the State College music scene and its future.

This has been a busy year for State College's music scene.


Updated April 21, 2009 2:25 PM

Fashion tips for snagging an internship

Students applying for internships know how tough it can be to land one, but at least they can get one thing right when attending interviews: the look.


Updated April 14, 2009 4:48 AM

For the Gory

Michael Vollero is part of a team halfway through shooting a feature film -- festering with zombies and disease -- in 30 locations and with 60 actors.


Updated April 7, 2009 4:46 AM

The organic scene at college campuses

Jen Krise is used to eating organic.

A look inside the HRIM kitchen

Paul Olmo


Updated March 31, 2009 4:48 AM
Digital Downloading

City Lights, other music stores wary of future

After years of service to State College's music scene, City Lights Records store owner Greg Gabbard said he is wary of the year to come.

Listening on the go, at home

Something looked suspicious to professor Russell Frank earlier this semester in his news media ethics class.


Updated March 24, 2009 4:00 AM
GREEN SCREEN

'24' gets on board with environmentally friendly technologies

The TV industry has made its first steps into the green community. Even Fox's hit show 24 is getting in on the action.


Updated March 17, 2009 4:44 AM

Students volunteer, vacation

Spring break wasn't all fun and games for everyone: Some students chose a toolbox over a tiki torch this past week.


Updated March 3, 2009 4:00 AM
Stuck in State College

What happens when students leave

State College becomes something else entirely when students head home for spring break, Borough Council President Elizabeth Goreham said.

State Theatre still offering entertainment

While students staying in State College for spring break will have the chance to see Oscar winner The Reader at the State Theatre, Mike Negra said he wishes more would be able to attend.


Updated February 24, 2009 3:56 PM

Local shops may see green

Downtown retailers may catch some luck of the Penn State "Irish" this year for State Patty's Day -- a time when green beer, green funnels and green apparel flood State College.

A 'how to' for State Patty's Day

For Alex Grice, State Patty's Day is one of the best experiences of his college career.


Updated February 17, 2009 4:46 AM

Casting director alumna gives start to stars

If you're even a moderate movie fan, Penn State alumna Marion Dougherty says you've probably seen a film she worked on.

'People' critic reflects on career, Penn State

Penn State alumna and People magazine film critic Leah Rozen sees five to 10 movies a week, and at that rate, not every film she sees is Oscar-quality, she said.

Books-turned-films are a tricky science

With three of this year's Best Picture Oscar contenders having been adapted from books, Penn State film professors said adaptations are most successful when they strike a balance between originality and sticking to source material.


Updated February 10, 2009 4:46 AM

VALENTUNES

Get in the Valentine's Day mood with this mixtape brought to you by people behind the State College music scene

Treat your sweet

Check out how some students celebrate

It's almost Valentine's Day, a holiday that brings out emotions in all of us, whether it be love, hate, appreciation for loved ones, or a resentment for commercialism. We all acknowledge Feb. 14 in our own way (even if that means a resolute non-celebration) and here's how some fellow students are spending the holiday this year.


Updated February 9, 2009 7:34 PM

Video: Drink of the week, Feb. 10

In honor of Valentine's Day, Zola's New World Bistro brings you the Flirtini.


Updated February 3, 2009 4:46 AM
Juan Cruz tosses pizza dough at Margaritas Pizzeria and Italian Cuisine.

The creators behind pizza downtown

Pizza is a big part of Penn State life, and late-night spots and other restaurants offer different deals and delights for pizza lovers.

New Italian option convenient, tasty

At about the same time Five Guys Famous Burgers and Fries and Chronic Town caught fire during winter break, an Italian restaurant next door opened its doors for business.

Lily Curanzy (junior-French) is this week's I Am Fashion.

Take Five

Would you rather


Updated January 27, 2009 4:48 AM

Spice up your Super Bowl

Watching Super Bowl XLIII at a bar in State College or hosting your own party are two great ways to spend time with friends and enjoy this yearly tradition. Here are a few options you have, depending on your age and transportation methods.

The foods to include at any Super Bowl party

Pittsburgh Steelers


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