Since it's Friday, you're probably hungover. Well friends, if you are able to focus, take a gander at this article and help yourself out.
This Saturday will be the first without Penn State football since late August as the Nittany Lions enjoy a bye week before playing Nebraska; however, there are many other good games available that are worth paying attention to including a clash in Tuscaloosa between No. 1 LSU and No. 2 Alabama.
Coming off the team’s first national championship since 1953 and first ever Big Ten title last year, expectations are high for the Nittany Lions. Last night in packed Rec Hall, the team determined its starting lineup in an intrasquad dual. Check out who is going to be on the mat this season after the jump!
The Nittany Lions will have one final chance to pick up their first Big Ten victory this season as they host Wisconsin this Saturday at 2 p.m. Penn State will say goodbye to seniors Mackenzie Arment, Marco Ciarla, Mark Fetrow, Justin Lee, and Matt Smallwood in a postgame ceremony. Many of these seniors were big contributors to the great season Penn State had last year, and deserve our respect for that.
Are you stuck in a boring lecture in class? Are you at the HUB killing time between classes? Are you looking for a way to get out of writing that 10-page paper that's due tomorrow that you haven't even started? Have no fear! Onward State has you covered with a list of sites to effectively waste time on!
Penn State is prejudiced against the tall. I have only been on campus for 3 months now, but I have noticed the rampant intolerance against everything vertical. As a 6'0" girl I have hit my head and bent over backwards (literally) at this college too many times to count. My curiosity was sparked; how tall are the problematic places on campus? So armed with a tape measure and a camera I sought out spots on campus that just don't suit the tall.
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