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Day: February 8, 2011

My Ideal Dancer Mail Wishlist

Dancer mail: maybe the most important thing a dancer can receive during the 46 hours that make up THON. Dancer mail delivery occurs sometime after the pep-rally, which is right about when the first signs of aches and pains and mental breakdown begin to affect the dancers.

The Ins, Outs, and What-Have-Yous of UPAC

Are you the president of the Penn State Underwater Basketweaving Club, looking to plan a trip to the Great Barrier Reef, but coming up a bit short on cash? No, but actually, if your club needs money to do what it does, go talk to the University Park Allocation Committee. But asking anyone for money can be a daunting thought, so I asked UPAC Chair Mark Donovan to help demystify the process.

Streetlight Manifesto at the HUB: Sober/High

This series is influenced by (or lovingly ripped off from) NYU Local's Drunk/Sober/High feature. We decided to start off with two just states of mind: sober and high.

Below you'll read the opinions of two writers who took it upon themselves to have a great night with differing ideals at SPA's Streetlight Manifesto show.

Best iPad Apps for Class

Got an iPad? Check out these apps that can make your classwork easier and more efficient.

Men’s Volleyball Splits Matches With California Teams

The Penn State men's volleyball team hosted two quality teams from California last weekend. After losing to UC Irvine on Friday, the Nittany Lions rebounded to sweep CS Northridge on Saturday.

After the weekend games, Penn State's record stands at 7-2 overall and 2-0 in conference play. The Nittany Lions have three games this week. First up is a road game on Wednesday with rival Ohio State followed by two home contests with conference opponents.

Eli(on) the Issues: Study Abroad Grades

I know I said I wouldn't write about study abroad, but allow me to indulge a bit for this one column. On my program so far, I've met people from a wide range of universities. The schools represented run the gambit from the University of Missouri and the University of Colorado-Boulder to Georgetown and Williams. Course subject matter here ranges from economics and history to film and architecture. The existence of sufficient academic rigor in many study abroad programs, this one included, is debatable however. European pedagogy is different than in the States, and as a result, home universities treat study abroad classes differently.

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