Penn State Nittany Lion Mascot Guy Got a DUI

The student behind the Nittany Lion costume was charged with drunken driving early last Saturday morning before the Michigan State game, Penn State Police said.” Check the application process: “After being rejected in his quest to become the Lion as a freshman, in his junior year Sheep finally beat out six other students who had made it through the interview process. The tryout included performing 50 one-armed push-ups, a 30-second skit and waving the Penn State colors. [The Big Lead]

Start a Facebook Group, Get on ESPN

I have no celebrity aspirations. Besides arrogantly believing I could do a better job than a large number of current NFL and college color guys, I do not yearn to be on the tube. However, for those who dream to see themselves on the Worldwide Leader talking sports, here’s the key to fulfilling your fantasy. Ready? Start a Facebook group. [LCG]

USC Song Girls Give Final 2008 Home Performance

The key to Busted Coverage’s success was how they went out and found hot Song Girls to profile. Lindsey was an instant hit. The 40th anniversary was fun. We even went under the shirt of one 2008 Song Girl to see her tattoo. Now it has all come to an end. Saturday’s game against Notre Dame marked the final home performance for the 2008 team. The next time we’ll see the team together will be Jan. 1, 2009. [Busted Coverage]

Following in the footsteps of this week’s historic Election Day, the college football rankings could also see a major shakeup at the top. With two major undefeateds lead by majorly hot cheerleaders facing tough competition this week, who will demonstrate that they are the best?  Alabama does battle in the den of the defending national champion Tigers, while the Red Raiders try to continue their in-state streak against the one-loss Cowboys.  Moving to the second weekend of November, get ready for the action and intensity to rise, as the game temperature and cheer outfits begin to drop off.

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It’s almost the weekend and that means you’re only hours from sitting on your couch, eating bags of Doritos and watching as much football as your beer-addled brain can handle. And if it doesn’t mean that, you’re doing something wrong with your life. To prepare you for this week’s game line-up, we’ve put together a prediction run-down of all the big games, all with the help of some sexy cheerleaders. Hut, hut, HIKE!

Check out College Football Week Six: Cheerleader Edition after the jump! (more…)

As of Friday afternoon, everyone is at 0-0 (almost, sorry Baylor, you got hammered). With the openning day kick-off less than 24 hours away, let us put Obama/McCain on hold and turn our attention to young men being given free educations in exchange for engaging in the controlled violence that we in the U.S. call NCAA College Football.

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Sexless Beds at Harvard

Anyone who has attempted to spend a night sharing another person’s bed at Harvard has encountered one major obstacle. No, it’s not Harvard’s famed lack of a vibrant social scene or a dearth of viable partners—not only these, anyway—but rather a lack of space in the beds themselves. <The Crimson>

U of Wisconsin Adopts a New Text Message Alert System

An emergency alert e-mail takes almost 20 minutes to reach the thousands of UW-Madison students and faculty. A text message could shorten that to a few. Factor in police investigation and the decision-making process to employ a mass alert, and it could be nearing a half hour before students know about a gunshot or toxic gas leak, according to Police Chief Susan Riseling. <The Cardinal>

Google Puts Chapel Hill Streets on View

Jennifer Anderson didn’t expect to see her home pictured online. But with the Google’s expansion of Street View to Chapel Hill, Anderson’s home and car now can be viewed by anyone.

It’s kind of creepy,” Anderson said. “I saw my car outside my condo, and I didn’t like it.” <The Daily Tarheel>

State Patty’s Causes Rise in Crime at PSU

Although its student organizers stressed a day of responsible drinking, the second incarnation of State Patty’s Day saw about 45 arrests by State College police between 8 a.m. Saturday and 8 a.m. yesterday. The arrests included five for DUI, six for disorderly conduct, seven for public drunkenness and 17 for underage drinking, police said. There were also several calls for assaults, fights and snowball throwing. <The Daily Collegian>

U Penn Junior Pleads Guilty in Hacking Scheme

In Federal Court Friday Engineering Junior Ryan Goldstein pleaded guilty to helping a hacker crash the School of Engineering and Applied Science’s server in February 2006.

Goldstein pleaded guilty to aiding and abetting another person to gain unauthorized access to a protected computer, a federal misdemeanor. Goldstein was arrested last November, after a grand jury indicted him for conspiracy to commit computer fraud, a more severe offense than the charge to which Goldstein pleaded. <Daily Pennsylvanian>

Brianna Frost is a sophomore Business Administration major at Penn State University.

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