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INSIDE: Go to Champs Vol. 118, No. 6 Friday, Aug. 25, 2017 Collegian file photo Champs will be streaming the Mayweather McGregor boxing match Saturday, go watch! Page 5 Women’s Soccer is ready to win Caitlin Lee/Collegian My Hero Zero performs at the Welcome Back Block Party hosted by Penn State Hillel, The PSJews- Chabad of the Undergrads, and Aish Penn State on Old Main Lawn on Thursday, Aug. 24. CAPS funding gives students better chance of receiving help Collegian file photo Women’s Soccer is ready to face off with Arkansas, read how. By Lizzy Winters work with student leadership to THE DAILY COLLEGIAN plan new resources. This will in- volve student government and Penn State’s Center for Coun- the student advisory board for Page 6 seling and Psychological Services CAPS. recently received an increase in “[The larger revenue] gives us funds due to an endowment from the opportunity to do something From LAX to PATS the Class of 2016. on a more public basis that is dif- Ben Locke is a licensed psy- ferent every year.” Locke said. chologist and CAPS’ senior di- Kate Staley, the assistant direc- rector, as well as the executive tor of community education and director at the Center for Colle- outreach, said the money will be giate Mental Health. Locke said used to go in different directions, he sees a bright future ahead for with some outreach and spend- CAPS after its increase in funds. ing. The money could also be He explained since the addi- used in working with student gov- Erin O’Neill/Collegian tion of this endowment and other ernment and other stake holders Ben Locke, Director of CAPS, poses in his office on Monday, Aug. 21. outside funds, there has been a 50 to possibly develop installations percent increase in budget. This to promote mental health on cam- gave CAPS the opportunity to pus, Locke said. cus on less clinical services and ships with student organizations bring more focus to “big picture” to start the dialogue about where bring more services into the Uni- “It would be a novel event that Paddy Cotter/Collegian versity Park area. we would do with the money,” events. With this endowment, the issues lie for students. How- However, Locke also said mon- Staley said. “But, then it would CAPS now has an annually re- ever, one issue some students Chris Hogan’s journey from college ey from the endowment takes a exist in the community.” newing set of resources to use might find with CAPS and its ser- lacrosse to the NFL Superbowl full year to accrue. Consequently, When Locke was asked the based on what students need that vices is the waitlist in individual wasn’t easy, but worth it. results from the endowment will main goal of the endowment, he year, and Staley said it’s not just counseling. start gradually. said it would be to enhance Penn the CAPS board setting the goals. This year, CAPS is looking to State students’ mental health, fo- In fact, CAPS works in partner- See CAPS, Page 2. Page 4 Pet store Listen with us, Involvement fair helps listen to us hosts dog students find niche ice cream By Nicholas Capri field, stood at the Phroth table, Many students come to Penn THE DAILY COLLEGIAN looking for students who enjoy State with little-to-no-idea what laughing as much as he does. they want to pursue outside of the Weaving through tables, post- Phroth is a “humor magazine” classroom. Sam Anawalt had no social er boards and swarms of eager at Penn State, and Hatfield said clue he would end up serving as freshmen, students descended he found his home there.HUB president of the Beekeeping Club. By Emma Andreasen on the lawn of the HUB-Robeson Lawn Involvement Fair, Impact “I don’t know how I got involved THE DAILY COLLEGIAN Center Thursday to check out THON Special Interest Org here,” Anawalt (junior-energy the Fall 2017 Involvement Fair. “Phroth is a great community,” business and finance) said. “But, The parking lot of Wiscoy Pet Matthew Chen and James Tsai Hatfield (sophomore-telecom- I found the club and I love it,” Collegian file photo Store turns into every dog lov- came to the Involvement fair munications) said. “I met all my The Beekeeping club main- er’s dream come true each Fri- with a few expectations, looking friends in Phroth. If you love to tains two hives of about 100,000 Check out our website to listen to day night in August thanks to its to fill up their schedules with fun laugh, this is where you belong,” bees on campus, and it maintains the Collegian’s two new podcast ice cream social for pups. and rigorous extracurriculars. Hatfield said. a mission to educate students series! “There are usually some- “We came to see what we However, Amanda Hakins on the importance of the insect, where between 150 to 200 dogs, should join,” Tsai (freshmen- didn’t come to the Involvement Anawalt said. Online but we’ve definitely had bigger.” physics) said. fair looking for jokes. They came Zach Shelow said he came to Wanda Crosby, owner of Wiscoy, The fair will continue until with specific goals. the Involvement Fair last year said. “It’s only two hours but it’s 4 p.m. For both Tsai and Chen “I wanted to look at the West- as a freshman, and he came back really fun.” (freshman-computer science), ern Riding Team,” Hakins (fresh- again this year to learn about dif- First week of The fun stems from watch- the Video Game Club was a man-animal science) said. “I rode ferent clubs. ing canines scarf down the dog- clear front-runner. in high school, and I want to con- To read full story, visit classes blues... friendly ice cream, which is ac- Another student, Ryan Hat- tinue.” collegian.psu.edu. tually yogurt made by Wiscoy. “[The yogurt] is really easy on dog’s stomachs. We also flavor it. Dog’s favorite flavor tends to be peanut butter; they love it,” World markets to Crosby said. All dogs are welcome to enjoy the social too. “If you think about it, there spice up kitchen could be rescue dogs that have never been in that environment By Emeling Navas Market doesn’t specifically cater before. And there are just so THE DAILY COLLEGIAN to a specific country or region, as many dogs, if one gets antsy or its products are far ranging. riled up, it effects the next one Finding international or for- According to its Facebook page and the next one,” Crosby said. it sells fresh pita bread, Kinder Ander Andreades/Collegian With yummy treats and over eign ingredients can be a daunt- chocolate, corned beef from Bra- Ander Andreades, a member of the 100 dogs, Wiscoy has some rules ing task made even more dif- zil, honey from Beirut and Turk- to control the good times. ficult when moving to a rural Collegian’s creative department, ish delights among many things. “When people get here we town like State College. gives a look at his latest comic. The market updates its Facebook greet them and we tell them Whenever home sickness page for those interested in the the rules, the basic rule being strikes, a good authentic meal Page 3 latest products to hit the shelves. no nose to nose contact, and we from where you’re from can be really enforce that because we beneficial for the stomach and Faizan Haq (junior — busi- are about to put treats and ice the soul. ness) from the Pakistani Student ON THE WEB: cream in front of them so you Association said that he shops Collegian file photo can’t have that many dogs with- State College at the International Market for Food imported from all over the collegian.psu.edu out really enforcing the rules,” International Market Halal meat and other Pakistani world can be found at local mar- Crosby said. spices. On Twitter at To read full story, visit Located at 328 South Allen St., kets, such as State College Interna- collegian.psu.edu. The State College International See INTERNATIONAL, Page 2. tional Market or Momezon. @DailyCollegian PAGE 2 | FRIDAY, AUG. 25, 2017 LOCAL THE DAILY COLLEGIAN WEATHER BRIEFS Extended forecast Today Tonight Tomorrow Sunday campusweatherservice.com Male hands police his fake ID on High 72 Low 48 High 71, Low 48 High 74, Low 54 Courtesy of Campus Weather accident, gets citation A 20-year-old male student went to the financial depart- CAPS ment in the State College Mu- DYEING FOR THE WEEKEND TO COME FROM Page 1. nicipal Building to purchase a According to Locke, the wait- permit, but left with a citation. list starts in Nov. and goes until The student handed over his May for individual counseling. fake ID stating that he was 21 When a student finds they years old, instead of his real ID may need some help from that stated his actual age of 20. CAPS, an assessment is done He was cited with possessing by the center to see what type of fake identification. counseling fits the student and Woman passed out on wrong coach their needs best. CAPS offers a range of resources from group Police were called to an apart- counseling to using your phone ment on S. Pugh Street when a to text a real-life crisis respond- female student passed out on er. When it comes to the waitlist, the couch of the wrong apart- that is what a student is likely ment.