Jay Paterno
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Summer Days in the Park
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As we enter the heart of summer in State College, I am once again reminded of what this season has meant to me over the years. Summer days hold golden memories made better over time.
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Penn State Football Fantasy Camp: A Coach’s Dream Come True
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As with any job, my day job coaching football at Penn State has some days that are better than others. There are other days that make you realize that you’re part of something special.
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Recalling Life’s Lessons and Thinking Critically
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I believe that things learned like empathy, critical thinking, and historical perspective have greater significance in an inter-connected world.
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‘No Free Lunch’ In Big Ten Expansion
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There is a side effect of a big expansion to 14 or 16 teams. It will change this football conference and erode some cohesiveness and rivalries in the league.
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A Salute to SuePa
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It has been said that behind every great man is a great woman, but as wonderful as many think my father is, my mother—Sue Paterno—is a great woman in her own right.
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For The Future, When They Pay: Raise the Funds, Raise the Funds
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Amid the events of the weekend Penn State officially kicks off the ‘For The Future’ Capital Campaign, whose goal is to raise funds to help meet the needs of worthy students.
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Penn State Football: An Inside Look At A QB Competition
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With apologies to David Letterman, here are the Top Ten things I’ve learned over the years about a being involved in selecting and coaching the Penn State starting quarterback.
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State College: Fountain of Youth
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I love the changing seasons and to me the change of the seasons are a big deal — maybe not a big deal as Joe Biden would describe a big deal — but important enough.
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My Hometown Hill: Tussey Mountain
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As winter draws to a close, I reflect on one of my favorite activities — skiing. It is a sport I have gladly shared with my own children. What will always bind us as skiers is our hometown hill.
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State Patty’s Day: Reflection of Indiscretions
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‘No generation ever held a monopoly on virtue—nor has any generation cornered the market on debauchery.’