Laura Rugarber is a College of General Studies graduate student. Her e-mail address is rugarber@dailypennsylvanian.com.

As sophomore Mike Klein streaked down the right side of the box in the 105th minute, feelings of deja vu started to set in. Only one year ago at Columbia, he had buried a game-winning goal in overtime to end a most physical and hard-fought match. But Saturday at Rhodes Field was different.

Penn volleyball coach Kerry Carr still cannot figure out her team. After a roller coaster ride through another weekend of league play, the Quakers have both progressed and regressed.

Benefits of proposed federal database to track student data are unclear.

If you watch the Summer Olympics, you've probably seen an enchanting water sport in which speed and strength take a backseat to style and choreography.

Musician Masayo Ishigure, who recently contributed to John Williams' 'Memoirs of a Geisha' soundtrack, performs on the koto, a traditional 13-string wooden instrument, at the Penn Museum's Celebrate Japan festival. The festival was a family event featuring performances, exhibits, games and authentic Japanese vendors.

A hypothetical high school senior has a 3.9 GPA and an SAT score of 2230. She is the captain of the volleyball team, a clarinetist and an active participant in both her school yearbook and the debate team.

College media should push boundaries, but after the 'Pig Penn' incident, UTV has shown little willingness to do so.

When Bucknell's A.J. Kizekai rushed into the end zone nine minutes into the first quarter on Saturday, the Bison looked ready and able to notch their first win over Penn since 1999.

Though graduate students can join three different representative organizations, not all of them are created equal - at least in the eyes of Penn administrators.

Injury and little familiarity with college-level tennis did not stop Maria Anisimova last weekend at the National Tennis Invitational in New York, where she advanced to the finals in singles and doubles, both to be played today.

Holding classes that last for three hours degrades students' learning for the sake of convenience.

Researchers at Penn's School of Medicine have discovered a major protein related to Lou Gehrig's disease and a type of dementia.

All it took was one misplay. One loose ball near the Penn goal, one touch past diving goalkeeper Cailly Carroll and one more notch in the loss column for the women's soccer team.

The following is an excerpt of the one and only episode of 'Pig Penn,' which aired Oct. 5, 1990.

Alicia Puglionesi is a College sophomore from Havertown, Pa. Her e-mail address is puglionesi@dailypennsylvanian.com.

Some are graduate students. Some are middle-aged and balding, their college days long behind them. Others are running for political office, but their T-shirts and moptop hair appear more fit for a Grateful Dead concert than the campaign trail.