Snip Snip

Genna Guisewite has been a hairstylist for six monthes at SuperCuts in State College. Sunday was hairstylist appreciation day where hairstylist are recognized for their profession.

A professional at work

Old Main on Lock Down

A police service officer glances out a window by a back door at Old Main yesterday as Eco-Action and U.S.G. members continued to protest outside.

Frank Ball, a police services officer speaks with Ali Fuller a freshman left, and Kate Holmes a freshman center, that were protesting yesterday outside Old Main to fully understand what their motives were.

Charles Buchanan a junior left, and Emily Yarbrough a sophomore right, hold up signs on the steps of Old Main yesterday. The doors of Old Main were locked and students were not allowed inside.

Too Fast

Some cars race down College Avenue in downtown State College

Rally Against Portland

Ed Rowe (Jr.) speaks out against Rene Portland during a rally yesterday in the HUB. The rally was an effort to get Penn State women's basketball coach Rene Portland to resign

Alex Bush (Sr.) Charles Buchanan (Jr.) and Erin Davis (Jr.) hold up signs during a rally yesterday in the HUB

Seniors James Laehy and Meghan Moncrief hold up a sign to support diversity during a rally yesterday in the HUB

The Underwear Mud Dive

This young man stripped down to his underwear to jump in the mud

Barely spilling any beer, it turned out to be an excellent run

Mud, It's Good for Driving Through, Wrestling In and Sliding Through

Christine Armstrong slides as fast as possible down a muddy hill

Riell Stacy dives down a muddy hill

Mud wrestling

A renegade jeep forces its way through a muddy hill

Drunk Bull Fighting

The new drinking game of "Drunk bull fighting"

Ole

A drunk tailgater is passed out in a field

How to Drink a Beer like a College Student

First open the beers

Why drink one at a time when two is so much more convenient

Then it is party time

Blue and White Game

Interception

Paul Posluszny #31 signs autographs in the tunnel at Beaver Stadium

A Match Made in Heaven

August 18th 2006 7:00pm

Ian Cummings gets down on one knee to propose to his girlfriend Christina Zona in the gazebo outside the Alumni Center

"The Circle of Trust"

Treacherous Slide

Penn State's Cory Wine #13 with a treacherous slide into home, and beating the throw for another run

Being Greedy Doesn't Pay Off

Penn State's Lance Thompson #33 (OF) hits a monsterous shot into center field

After his hit, Thompson gets alittle too greedy and is tagged out at third base

Simple Kitchen Fire results in false alarm

The front of Colony Apartments on East College Avenue as firefighters arrive on the scene

Firefighters spring into action to enter the building

Police direct traffic on East College Avenue into one lane as firefighters enter the building

A firefighter walks away from the scene to inform police that it was a false alarm and explained it was just burnt food on a stove that triggered the smoke alarm

Journalism Ethics and Katrina: Keith Woods

Keith Woods Dean of the Faculty at the Poynter Institute

"As journalists, we have a lot of work to do yet on rights and wrongs before we get race right"

Old Main from a Different Point of View

Spring time weather is here

Jenna Peragallo a sophomore Business Marketing major, lays out in the sun while doing statistics homework

With excellent weather like this there is no reason not to smile

Such a nice day so why not read outside

Playing some frisbee

Seniors Adana Walker and Amy Stryehalski kick back and relax on the HUB lawn

A Nice Hot Day in the Sun for students in Happy Valley

Besa Ndreca listens to her I-Pod, studies her economics, and lays out in the sun

Eyes Wide Open Across Pennsylvania

Each boot represents soldiers that died in Iraq

Chris McKelvie plays with her 11 month old son Kevin on the HUB lawn

Banjo Legends perform at Center for the Performing Arts - Banjo Summit

Seamus Egan, Mike Seeger, Buddy Wachter, Béla Fleck, Tony Trischka

Some fans even wanted their own banjo's to be autographed

This was the first time that all five of these nationally recognized banjo musicians performed together