Based on the smooth sounds of Latin pop music coming from 119 Osmond Tuesday night, students passing by may have mistaken the lecture hall for the Mezzanine.
Had they opened the door, however, they would have discovered the source of the dance-worthy beats was none other than a PBS documentary on Latin music sensations who had transitioned to the United States' popular music scene.
To quote the ever-wise Katy Perry, "[The Nittany Lions women's soccer team were] Hot 'N Cold" this past week, exploding on offense one game while turning around and not finding the net in the next.
The Board of Trustees met on September 17, 2010 to discuss various important topics related to the future of Penn State and its students. One of the most pertinent subjects brought up was the fiscal plan approved by the Board of Trustees. Included in this plan are some questionable allocations of money.
Though over a dozen faculty parking spaces will be lost due to the construction of the new Biobehavioral Health Building, as will the architectural jewel that is the bridge between Henderson and Henderson South, today I choose to reflect on the closure of the HUB lawn for the next four years.
The construction rigs are already audible; the HUB lawn is slowly being put to death, and will first disappear in parts. Over a little stretch of time it will cease to exist.
Someone took out their anger on this poor, defenseless parking meter over the weekend. It was found in the elevator at the Meridian.
The Penn State athletic department announced its agreement on Monday with Temple on a three-year extension to their football series.
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