Zach Berger
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Penn State Board of Trustees to Discuss Budget, Tuition, and Ice Cream
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The Penn State Board of Trustees is on site at the university’s Beaver Campus for its July meetings on Thursday and Friday. The board’s various committees are set to discuss everything from renovations to building names to the Berkey Creamery.
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Dogs in Distress: Summer Heat Endangers Pets in Cars
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Imagine being locked in a sauna set to 160 degrees, forced to stay in the hotbox without any water or any idea why you’re there. When a dog is left alone in a car during a hot summer day, that’s essentially the situation it’s left to face, and it can be dangerous — even…
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University Employee’s Stalker Ex-Husband Gets 24-Year Sentence
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“We are pleased that the judge saw fit to impose a sentence that guarantees the victims a lengthy period of peace without having to look over their shoulder,” district attorney Stacy Parks Miller says. “We hope this sentence gives them some relief from what has been a nightmare.”
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Curley, Schultz, Spanier Appeal on Baldwin Testimony Set for August
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The appeal of Hoover’s decision comes after he ruled against the defendants on Jan. 14 after they requested to have Baldwin’s grand jury testimony thrown out of the case. They argued that using her testimony would be a violation of attorney-client privilege, but Hoover disagreed.
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School Board Makes MLK Day a District Holiday for Students
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State College students will now be able to honor Martin Luther King Jr. outside of the class room. The school district board voted to make MLK Day a school holiday at its Monday night meeting, according to a news release. The board wasn’t set to vote on the idea, but after hearing a…
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NCAA Asks Court to Force Paterno, Kenney to Release Documents
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“Jay Paterno and William Kenney repeatedly proclaim they are on a search for ‘truth,’ but their actions say otherwise,” the filing says. “From the beginning of this case they have taken the view that they can accuse never have to explain, that they can play offense but never have to defend.”
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Dust Settles After Another Lively Festival Weekend Wraps Up
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The busiest weekend of central Pennsylvania’s summer has come to an end. State College, Boalsburg, and even Lemont were transformed into meccas of art, music, and food. The 49th Central Pennsylvania Festival of the Arts and the 23rd People’s Choice Festival wrapped up on Sunday after half a week of artistic celebration. …
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Kids’ Lemonade Stand Raises Money for Library In Wake of Flood
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“We’re raising money for charity,” Zack Paterno says. “There was a flood in Schlow Library and it ruined some of their books so we’re raising money so they can get their books back. People need to read and if they can’t read they don’t learn.”
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Astronomers Give ArtsFest a Closer Look at the Sun
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“When we say we can look at the sun, people just go crazy because they say you can’t look at the sun because it can damage your eyes,” astronomy student Guang Yang says. “But this is a safe way to look at it, since you should never look at the sun directly.”
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What’d You Get: Festival-Goers Recount Their ArtsFest Buys
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“I always try and bring home a couple trinkets,” Alexis Palmieri says. “I’ve gotten some bigger things here before, but I have a pretty good collection through the years. I haven’t quite found something just yet this year, but I have my eye on a few of the booths.”