Nittany Lion quarterback Kerry Collins feels safe when he plays football in Beaver Stadium, and that means Bob Hudzik is doing his job well. Linda Keator has everything employers are looking for, but she still is not optimistic about her job prospects. Those who plan to attend Sunday night's Public Enemy, Ice-T and House of Pain concert in Rec Hall may find the entrances resembling an airport rather than a concert venue. An apparent electrical fire forced about 25 people from Pi Kappa Phi fraternity into the streets at approximately 8:10 last night. Students may have assigned seats to next year's home football games. Evening wear, sports wear, a talent competition, and a crown --the only thing that was missing was the swimsuit competition. A former Penn State Bookstore administrator accused of the theft of nearly $30,000 will be sentenced Monday and could face up to five years in state prison. While most students sit in class, administrators will address Penn State's future at today's University Board of Trustees meeting. A student committee will propose today a strategy to the University Board of Trustees to stop tuition increases. Some State College residents may think students are loud enough already, but Marcus Ronaldi wants to give Penn Staters a louder voice in local government. Lesbian, gay and bisexual students at Penn State Erie may have something extra to be thankful for at Thanksgiving. Raman Shirkant enrolled in Penn State's graduate program totally unaware of the dilemma he would face when trying to find housing for himself and his family.
Many Penn State students are looking forward to tomorrow's game with archrival Pittsburgh, but some say the series has lost the magic that made it one of the most exciting rivalries of the 1970s and early 1980s. If the old saying "misery loves company," holds true then Penn State's Kerry Collins and Pitt's Alex Van Pelt would have gotten along quite nicely last Saturday. At 1 p.m. Sunday at Virginia, it's the Lions and the Cavaliers, part two. For four years Erika Spencer, Leanne Kling and Kim Kumfer have been at the cornerstone of Penn State's women's volleyball's success. Coaches usually hope to find a good physical player, or a fine finesse player, but to find both in the same set of skates is a blessing for any coach. Laps, and laps, and even more grueling laps. It's the life of a Penn State women's distance swimmer. And when they're tired and dragging. . . they get to do more laps. The Penn State wrestling team got a little surprise when the national rankings came out Wednesday.
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