2 I Thursday, April 22, 2010 Graduate Council talks future plans Penn State Graduate Council members met Wednesday and speculated that their next meeting—May 12 —will result in several changes to dual-track graduate programs and the proposition of an “international collaboration.” Newly appointed Vice President for Research and Dean of the Graduate School Henry Fbley opened the meeting and asked all of the committees about their progress and reports. Discussion addresses eugenics, Nazis Clarkson University professor of history Sheila Weiss sug gested the reason for the Nazis' actions during the Holocaust was because of the interception of two historical, internation al events. “It was a case of historical contingency when you have two separate things, but when they intersect, there tends to be a radicalization of both,” she said. “The symbiosis was unusual ly strong when they intersected.” Professor discusses education The typical college experience not to mention the “tradi tional” college student is vastly different today from what it was when Donald Heller attended college almost three decades ago In the final “Research Unplugged”c event of the semester, Heller, director of the Penn State Center for the Study of Higher Education and a professor of education policy studies, led a discussion on the changing face of undergraduate edu cation. ■ Tim Smail, of the Central Pennsylvania Branch of the Quality Deer Management Association, will present “Becoming a Better Deer Hunter" at 7:30 p.m. in 112 Forest Resource Building. 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After Glatz cracked her wind shield, the woman told him she was taking him back to his dorm, but Glatz replied “that’s not how it’s going to be,” she testified. NFL From Page 1 at Lebanon High School, said it wouldn’t make a difference to Odrick whether he is taken in tonight’s first round or not. “It doesn’t matter if your name’s called in the first round or the sev enth round or you’re a free agent. You’re going to get a shot at the NFL,” Giovino said. “There’s not a lot of people that get to say that. That’s what’s important at this point that you’re getting that opportu nity.” Odrick led the Lions with seven sacks, and his 43 tackles led Penn State defensive linemen. Though he played tackle at Penn State, there has been speculation Odrick will be drafted to play defensive end in a 3-4 scheme a move Odrick said he would be comfortable making. Dan Shonka, director of scouting for Ourlads.com, said Odrick’s ver satility makes him an ideal pick for a Costs From Page 1 study is focused on what’s fair and what’s equitable for the community. “Somebody has to pay for it, and who should that be?” Whitfield said, “Is it fair that it’s the local taxpay er?” State College Borough Council Member Peter Morris, who is also a COG committee member, said that while the study seems reasonable, it is also a double-edged sword. psucollegian.com Cinema From Page 1 the-art space that is accessible now versus a building that doesn’t even exist,” Shorba said. “We have to ques tion: Do they really need the space?” Penn State spokeswoman Annemarie Mountz said Cinema 9 and Premiere Theater 12 are simply too far from campus and would require transportation for the stu dents. Shorba, who said he realizes a movie theater downtown is more accessible to the campus, said there are others who drive and live off campus who need to be accounted for as well. .Rossilynne Skena .Elizabeth Murphy Andrew McGill Matt Brown .Mandy Hofmockel .Alex Weisler Meghan Walsh (senior-journal ism) said she remembers how much she loved when there was a theater downtown her freshman year. “It’s just way more convenient for people with no cars,” she said. “Granted, other theaters wouldn’t get the business from Penn State, .Caitlin Sellers .Erin Rowley .Matt Conte .Lexi Belculfine .Heather Schmelzlen .Kevin Cirilli •Katherine Dvorak Playboy From Page 1. Penn State’s absence from the list largely went unnoticed. David Recker was unaware that Playboy had released its 2010 college rankings or that Penn State hadn’t cracked the Top 10. Holly Colbo .Kelsey Thompson “You don’t put that you go to the No. 1 party school on a resume,” Recker (junior-information sciences and technology) said. Though Recker said Penn State at least deserved an honorable men- LOCAL Glatz then said that if they did not go back to her apartment, he would push her head through the wind shield to cause so much damage to her face that no plastic surgeon could fix it, she testified. “There’s not really any saying ‘No’ to him,” the woman said, look ing down in her lap. Glatz then pulled her hair to keep the woman from escaping the car, which frightened the woman and convinced her to go back to her apartment with Glatz, she testified. The morning following the inci dent, the woman told Glatz she was going to class, but instead went with a friend to Mount Nittany Medical Center, where hospital officials noti fied authorities, according to the criminal complaint. team like the New England Patriots or the Baltimore Ravens late in round one. “That’s why people like him as a 3-4 end,” Shonka said. “Because he’s quick and he can also take up blockers. He can cover two gaps and absorb the blockers so your linebackers can run free.” Odrick, in all likelihood, is the only Nittany Lion who could be drafted in the first round, but linebackers Sean Lee and Navorro Bowman have each had their names mentioned. Shonka, however, said the two would probably be selected on the draft’s second day, which covers the second and third rounds. “Lee is a first-round caliber guy, but because of the depth of this draft he’s going to probably be taken in the second round,” Shonka said. “He can play the inside of a 3-4 or the outside of a 4-3.” Lee’s father, Craig, said teams have been looking at Sean for almost every possible option at linebacker “On the one hand, it sounds fair that the people responsible for those costs should pay them,” he said. “But it might also be a way of suppressing what people are doing.” Morris said he would pay close attention to the proposal at Monday’s meeting. PSC staff mem ber Steven Bair will conduct the study and said the possible threat of higher taxes is strictly hypothetical. “You want a consensus that serves the majority of the public,” Bair said. “You want to do it in a way but I’m sure they would from State College residents.” The downtown theater, Carmike Cinema 5,116 Heister Street, closed in January 2008. Eric Rosengard said he rarely goes to the movies anymore because it’s too much of a pain. “I really wish there was a movie theater on campus. I would love to be able to just go after class when I wanted,” Rosengard (senior-film and video) said. And as a film major, Rosengard said it would be nice to have more space available to him and more venues to showcase his work. But Shorba doesn’t think a down town theater is viable. “We’ve been in the business for 50 years and this market can’t do well with three theaters,” Shorba said, “If we thought a downtown cin ema was going to work we would have built it already.” Mountz said Penn State has part nered with the State Theatre, 130 W College Ave., for additional space tion, Penn State officials disagreed. “They’re not exactly scientific surveys,” Penn State spokeswoman Annemarie Mountz said. “We hope that when prospective students think of Penn State that they do their research and find out about the strong academic plans and student life here.” Courtney Coates (freshman health polity and administration) said neither Penn State’s title as Princeton Review’s No. 1 party school nor the school’s absence from the Playboy Top 10 would influ ence potential students. “Incoming freshmen will look at The Daily Collegian During the cross-examination, Glatz’s attorney questioned whether the woman had her cell phone with her throughout the whole incident. She testified that Glatz took her phone shortly after cracking her windshield, but when she was cross examined, the woman could not remember exactly why he took her phone. Glatz is currently being held at the Centre County Correctional Facility and a petition by Glatz’s attorney to reduce his $500,000 straight cash bail was denied. “I’m not going to change your bail,” Centre County District Judge Thomas Jordan said. “You’re stay ing right where you are.” To e-mail reporter: bwmsl47@psu.odu including in the middle of a 4-3 defensive scheme. Penn State’s leading tackier, line backer Josh Hull, along with quar terback Daryll Clark and tight end Andrew Quarless are the other three Lions who were invited to the NFL Scouting Combine this winter. Shonka said while each had flaws, there is little doubt they will get an NFL opportunity either through a late-round pick or as a free agent. Craig Lee mentioned the work both his son and the rest of the for mer teammates have put in both mentally and physically since the college season ended, and noted how much of a relief it will be when the draft ends. “It’s been such a long process, and Sean has worked so hard every day since the season ended,” Craig Lee said. “He’s excited, but right now he’s almost just tired. He just wants to find out.” To e-mail reporter: ajcs23B@psu.edu that everyone feels good about. You want to make sure that you don’t overreact to things.” Bair said this study is not aimed to raise taxes or fines, but to answer the question of “what is the total cost of an event that brings in 10,000 or 12,000 people?” It’s about the facts, he said. “What the government needs to do is never work off the heat of the moment or opinion,” he said. “Let’s see what the facts tell us.” To e-mail reporter: gmgso4l@psu.edu before, but she is not sure if that will continue in the future. The new theater could greatly affect the business of Premiere Theater 12 and College 9 Cinema, Shorba said. “We’re going to do what we have to do to compete,” Shorba said. “We have a big company and substantial resources to weather the storm, but it’s not going to be pretty.” Still, Mountz said nothing has been set in stone yet. “Details of the lease have not yet been finalized,” she said. “It is some thing that is in the works.” Employees at Premiere Theatre 12 referred comment to Shorba. Calls to College 9 Cinema and to Susquehanna Real Estate, which coordinates the Fraser Centre proj ect, were not returned by press time Wednesday. Zach Geiger contributed to this report. To e-mail reporter: vhgsoo3@psu.edu. the school differently with the new rules,” Coates said. “People look at the list, but it won’t determine if they will go to school here or not.” Even though Penn State wasn’t at the top of the party class, Rakovic said he thinks the Big Ten houses at least three of the top five college towns in the country: lowa City, Iowa; Madison, Wise, and State College. “We believe in a balanced life,” Rakovic said. “In order to have a college experience you have to make it happen in the classroom first, or else you wasted $lOO,OOO to party.”
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