Put a face to the 140 characters this Wednesday at the @OnwardState / @PSUQuiznos Tweet-Up. From 1 p.m.-2 p.m, your favorite student-bloggers will be mingling (yes, out in the real world) with Twitter followers at our favorite Beaver Avenue sub-shop, Quiznos.
Football games tend to make me hungry—although witnessing any amount of athletic dominance will do that to a girl. The suspense! The pageantry! The unbridled blood lust! I’m getting hungry just thinking about it. So to make sure you eat properly before and after witnessing some Ohio ass-kicking, here are my suggestions.
Happy Valley is about to receive a great heaping plateful of southern hospitality. Duo—a New Orleans themed restaurant—is opening soon in downtown State College at the location of the old Tony's Big Easy.
But in all seriousness, the State College Borough Council did a good thing this week. The controversial Pennsylvania Voter ID Law was upheld by the courts last week, which requires voters to show ID's at the polls, and potentially disenfranchises thousands of voters who didn't have the foresight or means to obtain proper ID. Borough Council decided to hold a public forum where citizens could come and voice their opinion on a council resolution that would condemn the new law.
State College Mayor Elizabeth Goreham released a statement on the borough's website regarding the recent sanctions and scandal, with a special emphasis on what the community can do to adress the issue of sexual abuse.