Bars may be forced to cancel all-ages shows and re-evaluate how to hold events with minors under a state law that goes into effect today.
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The chance to win a million dollars is something most college students dream of. At the beginning of October, three Penn State students were given that chance.
A new store will soon call Hills Plaza home -- the question is, which one?
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"Twenty-five? ... Do I hear 30? ... Thirty over there! ... Do I hear 35?" |
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Music and movie industry groups are pressing computer and software makers to craft new technology that will restrict rampant illegal file sharing, a Harvard Law School professor told a campus audience last night.
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Being informed about current events related to politics is one of Shivani Cashmore's priorities.
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According to two new studies, links have been found between college students and alcoholism, in addition to links between alcohol use and violence. |
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AT&T Corp. said it will begin charging the majority of its Pennsylvania customers a monthly fee of $1.95 starting March 1 in an attempt to cover access fees instituted by local telephone companies.
Furniture on porches or overhangs is being removed from houses throughout State College Borough.
Nursing students planning clinical rotations for their junior and senior years only had two sites to choose from this year. Geisinger Medical Center in Danville is no longer an option for students because of financial concerns.
Todd Steck, 39, of 334 S. Academy St., Boalsburg, was arraigned yesterday on multiple criminal charges stemming from incidents that occurred over the past two years.
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It has been anything but a quiet road to the NBA. For the No. 8 Penn State men's volleyball team, success is not measured by wins.
It's an idea for a story far too unrealistic to be made into a big-time movie. It is ironic that the Northeast Division No. 2 Div. II Penn State Ice Lions will travel to a state where the average temperature is close to triple that of Pennsylvania right now to play a sport where ice is involved. Pat Cummins off the wrestling mat is as friendly and good-natured a person as anyone could hope to meet. He's relaxed, courteous and usually has smile on his face. Penn State women's track and field coach Beth Alford-Sullivan said before the indoor season that one of her main goals was to finish in the top five at the Big Ten Championships. After three weeks of competition by her squad and some record-breaking performances by some Big Ten rivals, she is just as confident that it can still reach that goal.
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Free money: It's the stuff college students' dreams are made of. For the fashion-conscious college student who loves getting mail and loves to buy clothing, online shopping can combine the best of both worlds. A dash of Colin Farrell here, a pinch of Al Pacino there, and you're assured to have a stellar film, right? This is reality, folks, not Hollywood. Throwing star power and a big budget into the filmic oven does not always produce a mouth-watering movie, and The Recruit is no different. A record that the listener can fall asleep to is not necessarily a bad thing; in fact, the ones that do this the best are rare. The Sea and Cake's latest offering, One Bedroom, is the kind of album one can put on and drowse causally into a morphine-like state. OK, I'll admit it. I'm a virgin ... to The Kids in the Hall. 
Light snow tapering to flurries in the afternoon. High 28.
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