January 2010
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Four Days, Odd Props: A Student Cinematic Experience
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About 30 student filmmakers have four days, absurd props, wacky loglines and one outrageous saying that must be used to create a cinematic masterpiece.
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Game of the Week: Wrestling vs. No. 19 Illinois
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The No. 13 Penn State wrestling team is set to open up its Big Ten schedule against No. 19 Illinois, and the team is ready to get back on the mat in front of a home crowd.
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Remembering an Extraordinary Man
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Rick Madore was the definition of the ‘servant-leader.’ He wasn’t looking for glory or praise; he simply wanted to make life better for everyone around him.
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Photo of the Day: Jan. 20, 2010
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Today’s Photo of the Day takes a close look at Penn State Laureate Tony Leach.
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Athlete of the Week: Ryan Foster, Track
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One year meant a lot for Ryan Foster. Once heavily recruited as high school graduate, he was looking to transfer with few options.
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To Keep Resolutions: S.M.I.L.E.
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As you all know, my goal was to have even more fun this year than last. The moment I chose that as a resolution, I knew that I had my ‘work’ cut out for me.
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Photo of the Day: Jan 19, 2010
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Autumn Griffin communicates her dream in the spirit of Martin Luther King Jr.’s ‘I Have A Dream Speech.’
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Rick Madore: ‘A Great Ambassador’
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State College School Board President Rick Madore died early Monday morning of an apparent heart attack while swimming at the State College YMCA around 5:30 a.m. He was 51 years old. “This was truly a shock,” said Dorothea Stahl, who worked with Madore on the school board for two years. “We’ve lost a great…
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The Rustling Leaves of Memory
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I had one of those “stop in your shoes, take your breath away, sweaty palms, face feels flushed” moments last week. On Saturday afternoon, our middle daughter offered to drive her big sister back to the dorms. Together they packed up the stuff going back to campus — Christmas presents, clean linens and clothes,…
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Faculty Q+A: J. Ann Dumas, College of Communications
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Meet Professor Dumas, a broadcast engineer-turned-telecommunications lecturer.