It's that time of the week again where books and pencils are laid to the side and replaced by the handles and kegs that Penn State has become famous for. But where to party? You heard there was a rager at some frat but you can't seem to find it. More importantly you don't want to lose your friends and have to be "that guy" asking where East Halls are. Modern technology may have just saved your weekend because there's an app for that! Introducing FratMap, a free application for iPhone and Android that may one day replace your sober friend.
Penn State kicks off the football season against Football Championship Series (FCS) opponent Indiana State on Saturday. The Sycamores gave up almost 30 points per game last season, and gave up about 200 yards per game on the ground. Other than the question of how much playing time either Penn State quarterback receives, this should be a pretty nerveless affair, leading to a comfortable Nittany Lion victory.
America's leading mentalist, Banachek, will be performing his mind bending psychic stunts at Heritage Hall this Friday as part of SPA Late Night at the HUB.The 2011 badass chick flick Hanna will also be shown in the HUB this weekend.
In recent years, the State Theatre has provided a venue for students, faculty, and community members to get exposure to less mainstream films throughout the semester. These are often high quality pieces that didn't make it to the big-ticket theaters. This fall is no different, as the "State" has a schedule littered with quality films and performing acts. Here's a schedule of some upcoming films.
If you enjoyed the 30 minute ballad blocks of Seal, La Bouche and Alanis Morissette on 98.7 Wish FM, there's some bad news for you. The soft hits station has been melted down and reforged into Eagle 98.7, a down-to-the-roots rock station serving the head banging needs of State College and its surrounding areas.
Doing your best to be your best — that was the theme of Penn State's first annual Greek convocation last night.
The keynote speaker of the evening, Dr. Lori Hart, said that this is what she expects from Greek organizations not only at Penn State, but across the country. And she believes the key to this is friendship.