The Blue & White Society's float is so big, it encompasses the world.
Or, at least, the theme does.
I’ve been looking forward to this day for a long time. Critiquing a "Twilight" film just might be the most fun a reviewer ever has. Fans and haters alike know exactly what I’m talking about. Of course, every film should be judged by its own merits and not the terrible book series it is based upon.
This Sunday will feature TEDxPSU promoting interesting people saying interesting things. The event will encourage deep, provoking discussion and a wider look at the society we live in today. But what makes up TEDxPSU?
I'll use an amazing new technology to show you: counting numbers.
The University Park Undergraduate Association now has a redesigned website and a new domain name, www.pennstateupua.com.
I like it anywhere I can find it. I like it when it's organized. I like it in the backseat. Chances are, if you have a Facebook account you've noticed variations of this phrase going up on statuses this past week. You might recall last year when the same type of update had girls posting the color of their bras.
I was overwhelmed by the sounds of power saws, staple guns and Kid Rock songs on Frat Row last night. No, there wasn't some kind of weird new hazing going on. Penn State's homecoming parade was one day away and all of the participating fraternities were putting the finishing touches on their floats. I stopped by to see how their creations were coming along.