October 2011
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Penn State, State College Noon News & Features: Tuesday, Oct. 25
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PSU employee Edward N. Thompson died during a race, the Collegian reports. Remembered warmly, he worked in the Office of Educational Equity. That and other news in Tuesday’s rundown.
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PSU Student Journalist to Host Marie Claire-Produced Fashion Show
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A Penn State student journalist will host a Marie Claire-produced fashion show this week in State College, the fashion publication announced.
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PSU Student Basketball Ticket Sale Set for Wednesday
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The fifth annual HUB Student Season Basketball Ticket Sale will be held Wednesday, the university athletics department announced.
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State College Board Approves Settlement Payment in Litigation
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Five months after it was filed, the State College Area school board formally ended Monday a federal lawsuit brought by a school worker and her partner.
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Mike the Mailman: Away-Game Weekends a Chance to Experience the County
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As much as Mike the Mailman prefers Penn State football home games, away games give him a window to check out other events happening in the area, he writes this week.
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Think You Know Your People? Not until They’ve Played Dodgeball
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Meet your friendly local media: a repressed goon squad with violent tendencies. So says Adam Smeltz, who refereed a student-media dodgeball tournament Saturday at Penn State.
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Spanier: No Enrollment Growth Planned for Penn State University Park
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Penn State student enrollment at University Park has climbed to more than 45,000, university data show. But Penn State isn’t looking to grow that number any more, Graham Spanier said.
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Penn State, State College Noon News & Features: Monday, Oct. 24
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Penn State enrollment sees modest growth. G. Love is coming to the State Theatre. And Penn State women’s soccer captures a 14th straight title. Here’s the headline rundown for Monday.
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Pa. Redistricting Could Bring Huntingdon Lawmaker into Centre Co.
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Part of Centre County would be represented by state Rep. Mike Fleck, a Huntingdon County Republican, under a legislative redistricting plan that’s now unfolding in Harrisburg, Fleck said.