The Penn State Interfraternity Council released a YouTube video tonight that features student leaders explaining how Greeks "hold themselves to a higher standard than the rest of the students at Penn State." At least, that's how IFC President Dan Florencio describes the Greek community in the opening interview.
On Super Sunday, Penn State needed a win against Michigan to maintain a strong resume for a NCAA Tournament bid. But after a 65-62 loss to the Wolverines, it looks like their Selection Sunday will not be much better.
Head coach Scott Balboni, forward Tim O'Brien and forward Eric Steinour all represented the Penn State Icers at the 2011 World University Games. Balboni served as assistant coach, while O'Brien scored three times for the United States in the tournament. USA placed sixth, which is the best result for the United States since the team began to use ACHA players.
Are you and your fraternity looking for a Bro Palace to call your own? Well, here's your chance to join the ranks of Penn State's Frat Frontier and host your very own bangers, for there is not just one fraternity house up for sale, but two!
UPDATE: We've just received word that Mezzanine management and the landlord have resolved their disagreement and the club will be open for business tonight.
At least temporarily. Onward State has received information from multiple sources close to the situation stating that, due to a difference of opinion between the landlord (the Herlocher Mustard Family) and the Mezzanine management, the popular club has been shut down for the time being. Our sources tell us that the liquor license for the Mezzanine is owned by the landlord, and the occupants of the property are given access to the license. Apparently, the Herlocher family became concerned about the safety of the license, in regards to compliance with the Pennsylvania Liquor Control Board. In an attempt to ensure the status of the license, the Herlochers asked for the Mezzanine to be closed temporarily while management reevaluates its policies.
When watching “Red,” it isn’t hard to figure out that the movie likes to think that age is only a number. This film makes you consider your own age in the grand scheme of things. I remember a time when every computer in the neighborhood had dial-up and floppy disks were relevant. It was a simpler time, when MTV played music and Nickelodeon played cartoons.“Red” tells the older generation among us that awesomeness and badassery never suffer under the passage of time.