February 2014
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State College, Penn State Noon News & Features: Friday, Feb. 21
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Penn State, State College and Centre County are making news all over cyberspace. Every weekday at noon we post links to some of the most noteworthy stories.
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Penn State Basketball: Nittany Lions Fall In Foul Frenzy Thursday Night 80-67
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Penn State basketball couldn’t overcome a tenacious Nebraska defense and 48 free throw attempts by the Cornhuskers, falling 80-67 on Wednesday night.
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Big Ten Title Within Sight as Maggie Lucas Leads Penn State to Win Over Northwestern, 82-73
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The team continues to stand one game ahead of Michigan State and Nebraska in the conference standings. Penn State will now set its sights on the final 2 games; at Nebraska on Monday night; and then a season finale next Saturday when Michigan comes to town.
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State College Native has Critical Role in Final THON Before Graduation
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“Walking out onto that floor in the middle of the pep rally when the building is packed, when people are so excited and energized…and just lighting it up with volume and cheers was one of the coolest things. It was just so exciting,” Weiler says.
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THON Set-Up is Well Underway at Bryce Jordan Center
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Penn State students are in the final stages of preparation before a 46-hour dance marathon gets underway to raise funds for pediatric cancer research and treatment.
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28 Assistants in 28 Games in 28 Months: Where Have All the Penn State Football Coaches Gone?
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Over the past 28 games played in the past 28 months, the Nittany Lions have had 28 different assistant coaches. That’s counting James Franklin’s VanderLions — not to be confused with Air Force’s Ron Vanderlinden, PSU’s former LBU czar.
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Planning Commission has Mixed Viewpoints on College Heights School
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“Penn State isn’t the ideal buyer here, for one thing they own more than half of the borough already and they have plenty of land,” Genger says. “There’s plenty of other places to put office buildings.”
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Going One-on-One With Jay Paterno as Former Coach Turns to Politics
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“If you don’t challenge yourself to do great things you’re never going to do great things,” he says. … I felt like the best place for me to make a big impact on the state of Pennsylvania, and for the people of Pennsylvania, in a positive way was to run for Lieutenant Governor.
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Rain Could Cause Minor Street Flooding Before Mild Weekend
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The State College area could see some minor street flooding Thursday night and Friday morning as rain moves into the area.