"The Godfather" himself, Herman Cain, made a highly-anticipated appearance at the State Theatre last night as part of the College Republican's Truth Week. We sent three writers to listen to the Herminator in various states of mental awareness. These are their stories.
The Student Programming Association's Noontime Concert Series brings soulful acoustic guitarist Andrea Davidson to the HUB for a free noontime show on Friday. The 24 year old Louisville, Kentucky local mixes loops of guitar, vocals, and percussion to create a unique sound that transcends several genres. Read on for more info.
We've all been there. In order to satisfy Gen Ed requirements, we've all sought out the easiest class possible to make this nuisance more bearable. With all the tough classes in majors, no one wants to take an even harder class that doesn't even relate to their intended career choice.
Unfortunately, not everyone can get Gen Eds that are easy enough for Paul Jones to get an A. Our staff compiled a list of "easy" Gen Eds that everyone should avoid. Here are their horrible experiences:
Basically, Gangnam is comparable to Beverly Hills, California. This is where Psy grew up, and saw that there was a certain tone of entitlement for the upper-class that lived there. Those who are from the Gangnam district, though, don't boast about it. It's more about making fun of the posers trying to fit in where they aren't from.
"Make it work!" will be just one of Tim Gunn's catchy phrases echoing through Eisenhower Auditorium when he comes to speak at Penn State, as part of SPA's Distinguished Speaker Series.
Student musicians have a chance to perform in the HUB. Auditions for the Student Programming Association's Student Showcase open on October 24th. Read on for more info.