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9-2-2008
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Updated Thursday, Aug 28, 2008 12:00 AM

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New Riders of the Purple Sage bring mix of alt-country and classic rock to State Theatre

As pedal steel guitarist Buddy Cage, 62, of New Riders of the Purple Sage aimed to hit a bunker golf shot and missed, he shouted in a fit of frustration.

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Dress chic for fall with summer staples

Though the leisure days of sun and summer have ended, don't throw those summer fashion staples to the back of the closet quite yet. There is a way to integrate your favorite summer pieces into a fashionable fall wardrobe that will save money and time at the mall.

I am fashion

Who: Elle Maney (junior-theater)

Save vs. splurge

It's old and fading and it may actually smell. Yes, it's your trusty baseball hat, the perfect solution to a bad hair day. But as a fashion accessory, it doesn't always get the job done. With the many new styles of hats today you should never have to break out that old baseball hat again. Save or splurge with any of these four trendy looks.

food

Steps for hosting a successful tailgate

For some, Saturday is a day of rest at the end of a long workweek. For many Penn State football fans, Saturday means rising early, eating, drinking and getting pumped up. Seven Saturdays a year, a massive amount of land is converted into tailgating heaven for game-goers and those craving a tasty treat from the grill. Here are some tips for a top-notch tailgate.

books

Self-published author to speak at Schlow

About a year ago, Ken Hull was struggling to write a book, leading him to ask the advice of the Nittany Valley Writers Network.

opinion

Americanized TV: lackluster

I never gave much thought

Would you Rather: September 4, 2008

Walk in on your parents or have them walk in on you?

other

Arts opportunities abundant on campus

Penn State student Alex Jones spends much of his time studying for his pre-medicine classes, yet despite his full academic schedule, he still finds time to work on shows for Thespians and even play Frisbee with its members.