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Onward Debates: Who is Penn State’s Biggest Rival?

There's no doubt that Penn State has a number of rivalries when it comes to the world of sports. Whether on the gridiron or the hardwood, there are a select few teams that hype up the fan base and the players -- whether or not they admit it's more than "just another game" to the media -- when they see the name on the schedule. A few of our writers came up with a shortlist that includes Ohio State, Michigan, Pitt, and Temple. Penn State Altoona was briefly considered but didn't make the Final Four.

Distraction of the Day: There’s a Basketball Player Named Thon

Meet Thon Maker, a sophomore guard/forward/center at Carlisle School in Virginia whose highlight tape has gone viral on YouTube, and whose name would make him the perfect Penn Stater.

Here’s Why You’re Allowed to Smoke at the Gaff

The Shandygaff is the only bar in downtown State College that allows smoking. We found out why.

State College’s David Mazza Plays Vital role in NBC’s Winter Olympics Coverage

Now directing NBC's coverage of the 2014 Sochi Winter Olympics, David Mazza began his audiovisual career at Park Forest Elementary School as a member of the AV Club.

Jason Ganter: Joe Jonas’ Former Right-Hand Man and Lunar Lion’s Director of Communications

Jason Ganter, who played football for Penn State, was once Joe Jonas' right-hand man. Now, he's serving as the Lunar Lion's Director of Communications.

Paul Robeson: A Legacy of Art, Leadership and Social Justice

Although the HUB is frequented by the majority of the student body, few seem to remember that it is actually called the HUB-Robeson Center. Even fewer could not tell you who Paul Robeson is, or why we have a center named after him. Ironically enough, he has no ties with the university, but his legacy has left a lasting impression on the young people of Penn State.

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