July 2015
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Penn State Football: Franklin Gets Vote In Coaches Poll, Nittany Lions ‘Others Receiving Votes’
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Penn State head coach James Franklin is a voting member of Coaches Poll this year after not being a member of panel of 64 coaches who vote each week in 2014.
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Penn State Grad’s Snapchat Project Takes You Around The World
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By Carolyn Popescu Right after a long semester packed with work, the typical college student is usually relieved to go home. They’re looking forward to relaxing, catching up […]
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Penn State Researchers Uncover New Trends In Teenage Drug Use
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Using a groundbreaking new methodology, Penn State researchers have reached new conclusions about the relationships between different substances used by high school seniors. It’s no secret in the scientific […]
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Presidential Politics and 6 Degrees of Separation
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Before the debate season starts and some candidates get culled from the herd I thought it a good time to look for some local/Penn State connections to the field—some obvious and some maybe not.
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Penn State Football: Nittany Lions Not The Focus As Big Ten Media Days Approach
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It’s neither good or bad, but for the first time in a long time, Penn State football doesn’t have a major storyline heading into this week’s Big Ten media days.
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Penn State Football: Sterling Jenkins Is Huge, Hackenberg Gets Lighter As Training Camp Numbers Are Released
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It doesn’t take a lot of time spent around Penn State freshman Sterling Jenkins to see that he is a big human. The future offensive lineman got the numbers to back up the obvious as he enters camp at 6-foot-8 and 329 pounds according to figures released today.
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Four Nittany Lions Honored for Academic Succuss
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Four members of the Penn State women’s golf team were named All-American Scholars by the Women’s Golf Coaches Association.
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Hammond Building Catches Fire, Will Be Closed Wednesday
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A graduate research office on the second floor caught fire and the cause is still unknown. There was no one was in the building when the fire caught and crews had it out within ten minutes.
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Penn State Football Opponent Preview: Michigan State Has Just The Right Number Of Cooks
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Penn State football will start training camp in a few short weeks and after that the season will quickly arrive. So as July slowly turns into August it is time to look ahead to the opponents the Nittany Lions will face this season. And so here are a few things to know about Michigan State.
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Greetings from ‘Alabama’
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I came away thinking that I live in a strange land. State College is no hotbed of liberalism, but it is surely an exception to Clinton crony James Carville’s famous formulation that “Pennsylvania is Pittsburgh and Philadelphia and Alabama in the middle.”