How’s that one song go? “Each morning I get up to the…construction?” Yeah, that’s about right. Living in Pollock Halls, I can assure you that something is being built nearby. But what? Penn State is a couple months into the construction of the Millenium Science Complex, which was approved for construction last year. Yes, on the corner of […]
The Princeton Review will be offering free practice tests tomorrow for the MCAT, LSAT, GMAT, and GRE. That’s right: Saturday, October 24, as part of the Grad Test Fest 2009, these tests will be available for free at various times throughout Saturday. Here’s the breakdown: MCAT 9 a.m.-3 p.m. Forum 102 GRE 3:15-7:30 p.m Forum […]
In an effort to save Simmons dining hall, which is to be replaced by residence halls, some students have become active in their mission. One student, Freshman Mark Jones, has been marketing T-shirts which read “Save Simmons” in an attempt to get the word out. Also, a Facebook group called “Save Simmons Dining Hall” has kicked […]
If you can have sex quietly enough to not wake your roommate, it’s a gift. In fact, I like to think of it as a game of “don’t wake the neighbor.” If your roommate doesn’t wake up, you win! After all, “making love” under those conditions is an act worthy of applause, not prohibition. This is not […]
For ease of communication regarding things like the Senior Class of 2010 Gift and other important matters, wouldn’t it be nice if there was a medium by which seniors could communicate? Well, the Senior Class Gift Committee recently kicked off the PSUSeniors.com Class of 2010 blog to fulfill that service. In blog post number one on the site, posted on September […]
Penn State Altoona is up to 57 student arrests thus far in the semester, up from only 3 arrests at this point last year at Altoona, according to the Collegian. Many of those arrests have been recorded as alcohol-related incidents. Why? Over the summer and thus far in the semester, residents of Logan Township, especially […]