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09-01-2008
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Updated August 28, 2008 2:29 PM

Debate over possible new trial for Rogers continues

Andrew Rogers, convicted of murder in April 2007, will have to wait at least another month before a judge decides whether he will receive a new trial. Updated 2:29 PM

Paternoville residents wait until midnight to set up their camping equipment.

JoePa camp commences

About 25 die-hard Penn State football fans were lingering outside Gate A at 11:30 Wednesday night and more, most likely equipped with tents and other camping supplies, were planned to gather early this morning for the first Paternoville of the 2008 season.

UPUA decides on fix

The University Park Undergraduate Association (UPUA) passed a resolution last night to create a student-based organization that will ultimately decide how the money from a new fee will be spent.

Students anticipate speech

Penn State quarterbacks coach Jay Paterno and cornerback Lydell Sargeant will address attendees of a speech-watching party for Barack Obama's acceptance of the Democratic nomination tonight.

'LION' strides for neighborly relations

An unlikely quartet was waiting for Mike Wallace when he opened the front door of his East Prospect Avenue apartment last night.

One of the new uniforms sits on display in the Blue Band Building. The redesigned uniforms will appear in Saturday's game.

Blue Band in step with new uniforms

When members of the Blue Band previously donned their uniforms and stepped onto Beaver Stadium's field it was like "wearing a wool suit and wearing a plastic bag over it," Blue Band Director Richard Bundy said.

News in brief

Police Log

Spanier abstains from initiative to lower drinking age

Unlike more than 100 university presidents at some of the most prominent schools in the country, Penn State President Graham Spanier declined to join a controversial initiative that aims to "rethink the drinking age."

Augustana plays last night at the first concert held at Medlar Field at Lubrano Park. About 1,600 people attended.

Band conquers rowdy crowd

Augustana delivered a memorable performance last night, fending off a noisy audience and looming bad weather in the process.

Graduate association proposes student activity fee transfer

The Graduate Student Association (GSA) held its first meeting of the school year Wednesday, with discussion focusing on monetary issues.

Convention doesn't faze Republicans

Though an e-mail sent by the John McCain campaign early this week indicates worry about increases in Barack Obama's polling numbers, local political leaders do not share the same concern.

Students 'tweet' for up-to-date campus news

Penn State students can now add "tweeting" to their daily routines.

International group attempts to increase presence

Natsuki Ikeda wants American students to know they have nothing to fear from international students.

'Rebuild Pennsylvania' plan to repair Centre County bridges

Repairs on six Centre County bridges considered to be structurally deficient could begin anytime between this October and next September, county and state officials said recently.

Festival promotes meditation, good diet

Students of all ages and backgrounds gathered around a "kirtan call-and-response band" in the HUB-Robeson Center, Wednesday night.

Augustana plays last night at the first concert held at Medlar Field at Lubrano Park. About 1,600 people attended.
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Under the 'Stars'

Augustana plays last night at the first concert held at Medlar Field at Lubrano Park. About 1,600 people attended.


Updated August 27, 2008 4:59 AM

Clark earns starting spot

Joe Paterno named Daryll Clark as the starting quarterback for Penn State's season opener Saturday against Coastal Carolina but said Pat Devlin should see some snaps, too.

Dems. unite as one

For local political group leaders who supported Sen. Hillary Clinton, D-N.Y., in the Democratic primary, Barack Obama is now the logical choice for the presidential vote.

Students to fight for voice on fee

When the Board of Trustees approved another fee last spring it left many University Park students feeling powerless and without a voice, but tonight begins the fight for students to take control of their tuition dollars.

Candidates grilled at Grange Forum

The battle for the 5th Congressional District representative raged on last night, marking the first public forum where all three candidates addressed issues concerning Central Pennsylvanians.


Updated August 26, 2008 4:59 AM

Student reports dorm assault

University Police are investigating an indecent assault that reportedly occurred around 4 a.m. Sunday in Brumbaugh Hall, police said Monday.

Penn State student journeys to Denver

DENVER -- As the Democratic National Convention kicked off Monday, police, media, speakers and delegates alike descended on the city of Denver. Among the political pilgrims was Sean Meloy, president of the Penn State College Democrats.

Ryan Bisbey (sophomore - chemistry and math) and Will Lesieutre (sophomore - architectual engineering) get involved at the HUB fair.

150 clubs recruit members

Potential supporters for Barack Obama swarmed around a life-sized cardboard cutout of the presumptive Democratic presidential candidate at the Penn State Students for Barack Obama table during the Student Involvement Fair yesterday.

UPUA President Gavin Keirans holds a meeting in the HUB-Robeson Center. Keirans plans to strengthen the student government's visibility on campus.

A man with a plan, hope for UPUA

Going by what his mom says, Gavin Keirans is right on track.

Police to increase stadium patrol

Centre County sheriff's deputies will resume patrolling Beaver Stadium this football season after a two-year absence because of pay discrepancies, a county administrator said.

List aids professors with changing times

On the first week of class, professor Sarma Pisupati greets his students by saying "let's party," and tells them they are on his "buddy list," a familiar reference for students who have grown up with instant messaging and AOL.

The College of Health and Human Development holds an ice cream social for new students Monday.
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Cool Treat

The College of Health and Human Development holds an ice cream social for new students Monday.


Updated August 25, 2008 4:59 AM

Frats share house

After losing their leased house, some members of the Kappa Alpha Order fraternity have moved into the former Phi Delta Theta house, which has been at the center of a housing dispute for nearly eight months.

Convention draws locals

The Democratic National Convention in Denver begins today with Penn State students and State College representatives -- including Steve Lucas, Pennsylvania's youngest delegate -- serving as delegates.

A freshman moves into Tener Hall during the hustle and bustle in East Halls on Saturday.

Freshmen have smooth move

Pushing a cart piled high with boxes, Zach McCornac maneuvered down the sidewalk to Sproul Hall on Saturday.

Sports Café and Grille is currently under preparing for the its reopening.

Former Nittany Lion to reopen sports bar

Renovations have begun on a former College Avenue bar that will now be owned by former Nittany Lion great LaVar Arrington, though details on when the new venue will open have been few and far between.

PSU named No. 1 student section

Chris Grassi nearly did a double take when a friend called and told him he was pictured in ESPN The Magazine.


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