September 2012
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Pa. House Leader Asks NCAA who Makes up Task Force to Allocate Funds
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In a letter Pa. House Democratic Leader Frank Dermody wrote to the NCAA on Sept. 14, he questioned who will comprise the ‘Task Force’ designated to decide where Penn State’s $60 million fine will be allocated, urging the appointment of Penn Staters to the force.
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Penn State Football: Nittany Lions’ Win Over Navy Could Turn Ship Around
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While Bill O’Brien’s first postgame news conference featured an ode to his former boss, Bill Belichick, with short, sharp, one word answers, this time around the first-year head coach was relaxed as if the weight of the world had been lifted from his shoulders.
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Penn State, State College Noon News & Features: Monday, Sept. 17
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State College, Penn State and Centre County are in the news all over cyberspace. We post links to the most noteworthy local stories every weekday in Noon News & Features.
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Jerry Sandusky Sentencing Set for Oct. 9
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Former Penn State assistant football coach Jerry Sandusky will be sentenced on Oct. 9, immediately following a 9 a.m. hearing to determine whether he will be labeled a sexually violent predator.
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Patty Kleban: The Workplace Bully
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I’ve heard about the workplace bully but haven’t had to actually deal with one until this past week. Unfortunately, one of my students on internship was provided with a “learning opportunity” when faced with a supervisor who practices management by bullying. What is a workplace bully? Bullying in the work place has been…
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Borough Council’s Regular Meeting to Discuss Projects
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Updates on a public works project, regional issues and amendments to two borough ordinances will be discussed at the State College Borough Council’s regular Monday night meeting.
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Report: State College Spikes Drop Pirates, Reach Agreement with Cardinals
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The State College Spikes are no longer affiliated with the Pittsburgh Pirates, according to a report by the Centre Daily Times. Citing multiple unnamed sources, the Spikes will announce a two-year agreement with the St. Louis Cardinals to serve as their Single-A short-season affiliate.