In a recent interview with Detroit-based Talk Radio 1270, the show's host Charlie Langton further questioned Santorum regarding his beliefs on higher education, causing Santorum to lash out at Penn State.
Heading to Panama City for spring break? Here’s everything you need to know about the upcoming week.
The anticipation is eating away at State College more and more each and every day. Can Levels Nightclub possibly live up to the standard set by the Mezzanine, the building's previous occupant? We've been patiently awaiting an answer to that question, and it looks like that just might finally be coming. Levels posted on their Facebook on Wednesday evening, announcing a four-day opening extravaganza from Thursday, March 15th to Sunday, March 18th.
The Lorax is a beloved children’s story (and upcoming movie) by Dr. Seuss, where Seuss paints a world where mankind never appreciated the earth. At Penn State, the Office of the Physical Plant has decided to maintain order of the campus trees. To do so, they have created a registry, the Trees of Penn State. Their commitment to uphold the moral of The Lorax can be found in the site’s address, LORAX.opp.psu.edu.
Rising star in the Penn State rap scene, Chewi, will be performing at the downtown Urban Outfitters at 8pm tonight as part of the hipster chain's "Spring Break It, Don't Fake It" extravaganza. Starting at 4 p.m., sales merch will be marked down 29% and regular merch by 10% with valid student ID. Learn more about how to go into spring break in style after the jump.
Besides the substantial increase in alcohol-related EMS calls this last State Patty’s Day and those affected by the general debauchery that ensued over the weekend, the “holiday” ended badly for any resident of the Meridian thinking of throwing a party for the rest of the semester. Following the events of this State Patty's Day, it seems that the apartment managers--in a notice given to every resident--have banned parties in any apartment, regardless of a “signed social agreement,” for the rest of the semester. Citing the “inexcusable” damage as the reasoning, the ban will be enforced with a $300 fine for any violators--with no "warnings". Meridian personnel would neither confirm or deny the new policy