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Penn State's student blog
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Penn State's student blog
In this installment of Drunk, Sober, High, we sent three writers to Pegula Ice Arena to learn how to curl.
The Bryce Jordan Center hosts an eclectic group of events throughout the year. From concerts to the career fair, there is almost nothing that the arena won't host. So naturally, when we found out that Penn State's Entemology department would be hosting "The Great Insect Fair" at the BJC, our minds were piqued. Now, we at Onward State like to take a different approach to events like this, so we decided to send three of our writers in different states of mind to the fair.
Worldwide Wrestling Entertainment brought its WWE Live show to the Bryce Jordan Center on Friday night for a night of grown men pretending to fight each other in a ring in front of thousands of fans. The three-hour event was just about everything that you would expect from a live, non-televised WWE show. We sent three writers in different states of inebriation to the BJC to check out the "professional" wrestling. These are their stories.
Bid Day is a big deal for Penn State sororities. It's when they officially announce their newest class of sisters. It's a day full of emotion, lifelong memories, and really loud chants. We sent three writers -- drunk, sober, and high, to check it out.
Boy band-era sensation Aaron Carter made his highly anticipated second appearance in State College last night. The platinum-selling artist broke onto the scene in 2000 with Aaron's Party (Come Get It). Now 13 years later, he still performs in nightclubs and college bars around the country.
We sent three writers in different states of inebriation to Levels Nightclub to see the one and only Aaron Carter. These are their stories.
"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.
