BigRedJake
Starter
Buh bye. Don't let your dying program hit your a** on your way out.
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BEAT sPITT!!!!!!!!!
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bluewhitebenji
Four-Star Recruit
See ya, Pot.
Sincerely,
Kettle
Sincerely,
Kettle
Eric the Red
Team HuskerBoard
That's actual pretty funny..................... but not true.
Red Snow Sword: Husker Sentinel
Special Teams Player
What a bunch of football fans.......... :clap :cheers :horns :band I was going to jump in and say something, but I figure I'll just smile for now.
bluewhitebenji
Four-Star Recruit
good win today.
Eric the Red
Team HuskerBoard
Thank you. Penn. St. has a lot of promising freshman. You need a QB
bluewhitebenji
Four-Star Recruit
:sarcasm
dito. way to kick a$$ against 0-3 pitt.
who lost to Ohio...who lost to C mich.
I liked the comment about the dying program before too.
Extremely hilarious coming from a University whos enrollment is dropping like a lead balloon and employs Tommy Lee as a University publicity stunt.
Thanks for the hospitality.
Our Qb will be more than fine. And the freshmen do look pretty good.
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Foppa
All-American
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83,038 enrollment sets Penn State record
Sunday, November 24, 2002
By Tom Gibb, Post-Gazette Staff Writer
UNIVERSITY PARK, Pa. -- Penn State University's enrollment has continued a steady upward climb to a record 83,038 students.
But the total, 1.6 percent above last year, keeps the increase within the bounds Penn State wants to limit itself to -- "modest and controlled" growth, a university official told school trustees.
The numbers, released last week, cover enrollment at Penn State's 24 locations, from the main campus in University Park to its web of campuses to Dickinson School of Law and Hershey Medical Center.
The total keeps Penn State at 2.5 times the enrollment of the state's next-largest school, the University of Pittsburgh.
According to the tallies, two-thirds of Penn State's enrollment are undergraduate students. Pennsylvanians make up three-quarters of the student body. Three in four get financial assistance.
And more students are applying online.
Of the applications submitted in 2000, about 8 percent were made online. Last year, 45 percent of Penn State's 80,000 applicants applied online, and the share this year is running at 75 percent, John Romano, vice provost, told the trustees.
The university has been under pressure from black students to increase both black student enrollment and the number of programs and faculty geared toward them.
Current enrollment figures show 3,741 black students. Black students make up just a 4.5 percent share, edging up from 4.4 percent last year.
Total minority enrollment is 9,352, or 11.2 percent of the student body, compared to 10.8 percent last year.
Almost half of Penn State's enrollment is at its University Park campus. Administrators want to keep enrollment there between 40,000 and 42,000, Romano said.
Enrollment at University Park is a record 41,445, up 1.5 percent from last year. But Penn State's attempt to curb growth at University Park is evident in enrollment totals for the past five years. Growth across all campuses was 6.3 percent while the population at University Park climbed 2.4 percent.
All those people...and your 900 year old coach STILL can't keep you from SUCKING.
That's too bad.
:lol:
83,038 enrollment sets Penn State record
Sunday, November 24, 2002
By Tom Gibb, Post-Gazette Staff Writer
UNIVERSITY PARK, Pa. -- Penn State University's enrollment has continued a steady upward climb to a record 83,038 students.
But the total, 1.6 percent above last year, keeps the increase within the bounds Penn State wants to limit itself to -- "modest and controlled" growth, a university official told school trustees.
The numbers, released last week, cover enrollment at Penn State's 24 locations, from the main campus in University Park to its web of campuses to Dickinson School of Law and Hershey Medical Center.
The total keeps Penn State at 2.5 times the enrollment of the state's next-largest school, the University of Pittsburgh.
According to the tallies, two-thirds of Penn State's enrollment are undergraduate students. Pennsylvanians make up three-quarters of the student body. Three in four get financial assistance.
And more students are applying online.
Of the applications submitted in 2000, about 8 percent were made online. Last year, 45 percent of Penn State's 80,000 applicants applied online, and the share this year is running at 75 percent, John Romano, vice provost, told the trustees.
The university has been under pressure from black students to increase both black student enrollment and the number of programs and faculty geared toward them.
Current enrollment figures show 3,741 black students. Black students make up just a 4.5 percent share, edging up from 4.4 percent last year.
Total minority enrollment is 9,352, or 11.2 percent of the student body, compared to 10.8 percent last year.
Almost half of Penn State's enrollment is at its University Park campus. Administrators want to keep enrollment there between 40,000 and 42,000, Romano said.
Enrollment at University Park is a record 41,445, up 1.5 percent from last year. But Penn State's attempt to curb growth at University Park is evident in enrollment totals for the past five years. Growth across all campuses was 6.3 percent while the population at University Park climbed 2.4 percent.
All those people...and your 900 year old coach STILL can't keep you from SUCKING.
That's too bad.
:lol:
bluewhitebenji
Four-Star Recruit
hahaha i guess so.
just goes to show you...the game was broadcasted out of FSN Pittsburgh.
That was the stat they put up on the screen.
Everything out of Pitt sucks. I told you.
Im guessing not that many Pitters in lincoln today?
In all seriousness though, whats up out there?
sPitt doesnt have it together. Is it going to be a long year?
I had thought you guys were finally putting together an offense...that doesnt seem to be the case. Where's the problem? Coaching? Talent? both?
I was kind of hoping for a PSU/NU Rose Bowl... but I guess Ill have to settle for Texas.
At least OU sucks!
bluewhitebenji
Four-Star Recruit
Foppa,
Your father named you quite appropriately.
StuckinChicago
Starter
All of those people, and you still cant sell out your stadium. Thats a shame.