September 2011
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Penn State Football: McGloin Doesn’t Start, But Finishes with Big Ten Honors
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Nittany Lion quarterback Matt McGloin was named the Big Ten’s Co-Offensive Player of the Week, and is on the verge of breaking into the national quarterback ratings.
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Penn State, State College Noon News & Features: Monday, Sept. 26
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Penn State professor Michael Mann pursues legal action. The chaotic rental season begins in State College. And a Nazi flag is found at a fraternity. Here’s a headline rundown for Monday.
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Welch Plaza Dedication, Partner-Registry Celebration Planned in State College
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A Saturday ceremony will mark the dedication of Mayor Welch Plaza at the State College Municipal Building. A downtown festival and a domestic-partner-registry celebration are set, too.
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Penn State Football: When Picking a Quarterback, Paterno is a Brooklyn Dodger
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Four games and a 3-1 record into the 2011 season, Penn State’s head coach still can’t decide on a permanent quarterback, be it Matt McGloin or Rob Bolden.
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PHOTOS: Wedding Showcase Draws a Crowd to the Jordan Center
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An estimated 600 couples turned out Sunday for the fourth annual Wedding Showcase, held at the Bryce Jordan Center. It’s sponsored by StateCollege.com, Altoona.com and the Jordan Center.
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Penn State Football: Injury Sidelines Mauti for Remainder of 2011
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Michael Mauti, the Penn State football team’s starting outside linebacker, will be benched for the rest of the 2011 season, thanks to a serious knee injury, the university announced Sunday.
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Judy Loy: Is the American Dream Dead or Just Taking a Nap?
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Washington, D.C., is discussing tax increases for the wealthy and more benefits for the poor. But what about the American middle class? Judy Loy asks in her column.
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