Zach Berger
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Industry Experts School State College on 3D Printing
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Simpson said that the future of 3D printing goes beyond what most people realize, and the ability to print functional organs isn’t all that far away. “We’ve realized that it’s not a question of if we can do it, but a question of when,” Simpson said.
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Penn State Entrepreneurs Giving the Gift of Speech, Innovating Beer Production, and More
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Mary Elizabeth McCulloch has a dream. She wants to give people the gift of speech. And for the Penn State biomedical engineering student, that dream is quickly becoming a reality. Her company, Project Vive, created what McCulloch said is an affordable device for those who can’t speak.
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Student Entrepreneurs to Showcase Startups at Summer Founders Demo Day
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“We are happy to report a resounding success, exceeding even the organizers’ ambitious expectations,” Chantal Plank said. “We’ve been truly impressed by the quantity, caliber, and depth of quality that we’ve observed in this year’s entrepreneurs, mentors, and community support.”
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FAA Gives University Park Airport $1.4 Million Grant for Rehabilitation
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The University Park Airport is getting a bit of a makeover thanks to some help from the Federal Aviation Administration. The FAA gave the State College airport a $1.4 million grant to fix up the runway’s apron, the area of the airport where aircraft park, load, and unload passengers.
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Levels Nightclub Closes After Three Years
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A manager from Greenwich Court Apartments, which owns the Levels location, confirmed that the nightclub “already moved out.” There have been large white “For Rent” signs hanging from Levels for weeks now, and a liquor license application is posted on the front door.
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Fencing Alumna Monica Aksamit Eyes an Olympic Run, Needs Your Help
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“I went to Penn State and I put all my energy into winning for us. I like to think that I gave a lot back to the university and I feel very strongly toward Penn State,” Aksamit said. “I will always be a Nittany Lion at heart. I’m just looking for some help from my…
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Penn State Kicks Off Academic Year After Move-In Weekend
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“The excitement of move-in weekend and being reunited with all of my closest friends is great,” Rittenhouse said, “but I can’t help but fight the sinking feeling that this is my last time ever experiencing move-in weekend. That’s the way the cookie crumbles, though.”
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Schlow Maker Week Focused on Community, Technology, and Collaboration
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“It’s a good way to show people that the library does a lot more than they might think,” adult services librarian Amy Madison said. “Of course we have books and magazines and movies, but we’re very interested in technology.”
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Boalsburg Man Busted for Selling 69 Bags of Heroin
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Shaquan Wright picked up a new customer in June, but it wasn’t the kind of a customer a heroin dealer wants. State College police used an informant to make four buys from the alleged dealer over the last two months, according to a criminal complaint.
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Spanier v. Freeh Pretrial Conference Set for September
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The two motions in question date back to March 18, when Spanier’s lawyers asked the court to modify the stay on the lawsuit and attempted to add Penn State to the suit.