August 2012
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Penn State, State College Noon News & Features: Monday, Aug. 27
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State College, Penn State and Centre County are in the news all over cyberspace. We post links to the most noteworthy local stories every weekday in Noon News & Features.
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Catching On: Penn State Receivers Judged by Fit in New System
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This is not the Penn State offense of run the dive and hit the out, laced with slow-developing screen plays. First-year coach Bill O’Brien’s scheme is complex, built on spacing and exploiting matchups to put his best players in that space.
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‘Crickfest’ Set for Sept. 2
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The Penns Valley Conservation Association will sponsor the 10th Annual Crickfest from 11 a.m. to 6 p.m. on Sept. 2 at Coburn Park.
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Patty Kleban: They Are Back
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The students are what State College and Penn State is all about. It has been and likely will continue to be the students who write the next chapters in Penn State history.
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Penn State Offering Employees Game Day Ticket Incentive for Opener Against Ohio
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Penn State is offering its employees a specialty ticket package for the first home football game of the Bill O’Brien era Saturday in an effort to express gratitude for their support, perseverance and dedication exhibited over the past several months.
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PennDOT Releases Atherton Street Construction Update
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PennDOT announced another update to its three-mile project from Route 26 to Atherton Street, which will begin on Monday in an ongoing effort to improve safety and ease traffic congestion.
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Trustee Myers: NCAA would fail ethics class at Penn State and is a petulant child gone wild
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Trustee Joel Myers gave a speech to the Board of Trustees during their informational session on Saturday to address some of the problems he believes exist regarding the NCAA sanctions.
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Yo, Adrian! Sophomore Amos Key Cog in Thin Penn State Secondary
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Few are better on Penn State’s roster than sophomore Adrian Amos, who is poised to be one of the most versatile defenders used in Ted Roof’s multiply aggressive scheme.
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Victim 1 in Sandusky Case Files Lawsuit Against Penn State
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A victim of former Penn State defensive coordinator Jerry Sandusky has filed a lawsuit against Penn State, several media outlets are reporting. The suit, filed Friday in Philadelphia on behalf of Victim 1, says the university deliberately concealed and misrepresented his abuse of young boys.
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