I went into this week's HUB movie fully expecting it to be as disappointing as its predecessors. Low budget films with a few effects thrown in, but not really living up to the title of being a horror movie. But Paranormal Activity 3 actually made me jump out of my seat.
Sad news for lovers of small cyan font made hard to read by a darker blue background: Yesterday, the Penn State website (www.psu.edu) added a “we’re updating” logo to the front page. Promising to “transform Penn State’s home on the web,” the new blog storyboard.psu.edu will guide students through the small changes being made to the website in the coming months.
This month, Penn State students have the opportunity to support charities through song and dance other than THON. Tonight, Penn State Thespians will present MasquerAIDS 2012, an evening of musical numbers from films in order to raise money for the AIDS Project of Centre County. The theme this year will be “From Screen to Scene,” and Thespians will perform segments and songs from Armageddon, Shrek, Titanic, Toy Story 3 and more.
A familiar face may be manning the Temple offense when the Owls travel across the state to Beaver Stadium on September 22. It was officially announced today that former Penn State quarterback Kevin Newsome has signed on with Temple and will be eligible to compete during the 2012 season.
The creators of DAYGLOW announced tonight that the world's largest paint party would be making a trip to Happy Valley in April, but that's not the only bomb they dropped. Just a few days before State Patty's Day, on Thursday, February 23rd, superstar DJ's Sebastian Ingrosso and Alesso will grace State College with their presence with what should be a great night of music at the Bryce Jordan Center.
Tickets are available beginning today to see Arianna Huffington, president and editor-in-chief of the Internet newspaper The Huffington Post, speak at Eisenhower Auditorium next week. The Cambridge graduate and political activist is the author of thirteen books and the host of her own national syndicated public radio program, “Both Sides Now,” where she discusses political issues from multiple angles along with former white house aide Mary Matalin. Find out when and where you can get tickets.