October 2016
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Penn State Board No Longer Live Streaming Public Comment Period
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Starting this Friday, the public comment period at regular Penn State Board of Trustees’ meetings will no longer be live streamed. The university announced the decision last week in a news release, but at the time offered no explanation for the decision.
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Real Life Could Use a Hide Button
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In the last few weeks of this election, I’ve been wearing out the HIDE POST button. Life has been so nice since I have been able to hide negativity, I’m wishing there was a real life HIDE button for our day to day interactions.
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ClearWater Launches Slab Cabin Run Initiative to Preserve Meyer Dairy, Everhart Lands
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ClearWater Conservancy has begun a yearlong, $2.75 million campaign to permanently conserve 300 acres of agricultural land in College and Harris Townships. The initiative includes farmland that produces dairy goods for Meyer Dairy as well as the Everhart Farm.
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Next Town Hall on Heroin and Opioid Crisis to Focus on Criminal Justice System
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The next in a series of town hall meetings on the heroin and opioid crisis in Centre County will be held from 7-9 p.m. Tuesday in the Galen and Nancy Dreibelbis Auditorium at Mount Nittany Medical Center.
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Penn State Football: Fire Up the Bandwagon, Those High Expectations Are Back
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WEST LAFAYETTE, Ind. – The words came 8 minutes and 38 seconds into a post-game press conference after James Franklin had already done it all here at Ross-Ade Stadium. […]
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Penn State Football: Nittany Lions Up To No. 20 In Latest AP Poll
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Coming off a 62-24 victory over Purdue this past weekend Penn State moved up four spots in the latest AP poll, coming in at No. 20.
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Penn State Football: Handing Out The Grades Following Penn State’s 62-24 Victory Over Purdue
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Penn State scored 62 points on Saturday which is about all you need to know when it comes to the grades
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Penn State Hockey: Nittany Lions Sweep Canisius With Pair Of Weekend Victories
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Penn State hockey extended its unbeaten streak to five games, beating Canisus College 4-1 on Friday and then again 4-2 on Saturday night to improve to 5-1-1 on the year.
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‘Schwabo’ Said to Haunt Schwab Auditorium
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Strange creaks and the sound of footsteps. Things mysteriously falling from tables. Unexplained lighting problems during performances. Are they the effects of an old building, or the sign of a supernatural presence in Schwab Auditorium?
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Penn State’s Point-a-Play Offense: 62 Points in 63 Plays vs. Purdue
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WEST LAFAYETTE, Ind. — Penn State scored 24 points in the third quarter against Purdue and 21 in the fourth. 86 in the past two games. 124 in the past 12 quarters. Let’s look at the Nittany Lions’ seven points of cause and effect.