But now some at the campus are wondering if money for counseling should come out of students' pockets. The women in the crowd shrieked and hooted last night in the HUB Ballroom for the four stepping, stomping, knee-slapping members of Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Inc.,4 Bigler. Terrorism trails students abroad University student Aubrey Barnard wasn't sure what to expect during his stay in Cairo, Egypt last Spring Semester. Legislators fight acts of terrorism Acts of terrorism are everyday occurrences in many countries, but when they happen within American borders it is a focus of worldwide attention and American outrage. Local airport, courthouse tighten security measures At the University Park Airport and other local public buildings, safety measures have changed to prevent the criminal acts of terrorists.
Experts disagree about whether terrorists are mentally unstable or just political fanatics.
All aboard Planning commission discusses new transportation system from airport to downtown Death penalty debate sparks mixed reactions Last night, the Penn State branches of Amnesty International and the American Civil Liberties Union, Penn State Young Americans for Freedom, and the College Republicans sponsored a debate on capital punishment. Latinos, blacks strive to unite Many concerned students sat in a semi-circle at 7 p.m. last night in the Pollock Piano Lounge. Some bobbed their heads to the Latino music that a compact disc player echoed off the walls. Others broke away from their conversations to attend to the pretzels and chips. Lou Holtz's lying about why he is resigning as the Fighting Irish head coach.