March 2012
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Penn State Football: Bill O’Brien Says Danny O’Brien Interested in Nittany Lions
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Former Maryland quarterback Danny O’Brien has contacted Penn State and is interested in transferring to the school.
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Penn State Basketball: Former Nittany Lions Head Coach Dick Harter Dies at Age 81
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Former Penn State men’s basketball coach Dick Harter, who led the Nittany Lions to a 79-61 record and one NIT appearance in five seasons, died Monday of cancer at the age of 81 at his home in Hilton Head, S.C.
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Peetz: PSU Board Changes Would Help Engage Community; Paterno, Spanier Statement ‘Overdue’
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A proposed overhaul of the Penn State trustees’ committee structure would mark an initial step toward improved transparency and reform on the board, Chairwoman Karen Peetz said Tuesday afternoon.
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Police: Electronics Reported Stolen in Break-in; Man Found Intoxicated outside State High
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Electronics and clothes were reported stolen Monday at a borough residence, State College police said. Also Monday, a man was found passed out in front of State College Area High School.
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Cleland Dismisses Sandusky Defense Request; Amendola to Pursue Dismissal of Charges
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In light of Judge Cleland’s decision Tuesday, Jerry Sandusky’s lead attorney, Joseph Amendola, plans to seek dismissal of all charges against his client, Amendola said Tuesday afternoon.
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State College Board Lends Support to Pa. Prevailing-Wage Reform Effort
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With a 7-1 vote, the State College Area school board put its support Monday behind prevailing-wage reform in Harrisburg.