March 2015
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Reports of Bears in Residential Areas Increase as Hibernation Season Ends
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There are over 18,000 bears statewide, and when they wake up after a long winter slumber, they’re hungry. “There’s not a whole lot of food in the forest right now and they’re looking for anything they can get their hands on,” McDowell says.
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Penn State Football: Hackenberg The Lead, But Depth An Issue At Quarterback
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Christian Hackenberg is the man on campus, but the next man up is a little less obvious when you look at Penn State’s quarterback position
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Paterno Estate, NCAA Both Come Out On Top In Judge’s Ruling
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“Plaintiffs are arguing that… the NCAA is selectively releasing documents in an attempt to sway public opinion,” Leete’s ruling reads. “While the court has no reason to doubt this, it is insufficient to justify changing the protective order.”
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Ken Burns Documentary Featuring Emily Whitehead Airs This Week
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Whitehead’s story will be featured in the ‘future’ portion of the series on cancer. She was the first to receive the experimental T-Cell therapy which is regarded as a potentially widespread way for cancer to be treated in the future.
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Penn State Football: Nittany Lions Replaying Mistakes In Practice To Open Up Shot At Redemption
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“We took the ‘Illinois situation’, exact yard-line, situation, timeouts, and went through it again,” James Franklin said after practice this weekend. “We’ve gone back and took all these situations from the games last year and we’re going to play them out and we’re going to learn from some of
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State College, Penn State Noon News And Features: Monday, March 30
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Penn State, State College and Centre County are making news all over the web. Every weekday at noon we post links to some of the most noteworthy stories.
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Penn State Football: Jim Harbaugh And Michigan Set Work Football Camp In Pennsylvania
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Taking James Franklin’s own idea and making it his own, Michigan’s newest head coach Jim Harbaugh and the entire Wolverine staff will co-host the 12th Annual Lauren’s First and Goal Football Camp on Sunday, June 7 at Lafayette College in Easton, PA.
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Comedian Kevin Hart Cracks Up A Packed Bryce Jordan Center
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The popular comedian had the Bryce Jordan Center near tears with laughter on Sunday night. “I love the stories about his kids,” says Kelvin Wong. “Those just get more and more hilarious every time. I particularly liked the story about his fiancee hypothetically getting attacked by a shark.”
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Fear of Flying Pales Next to Suicide Statistics
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Researchers at MIT have suggested that people are 19 times safer in an airplane than in a car. Perhaps the statistics we should be concerned about are those that track the alarming suicide rates in today’s culture.
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Library Continues to Feel Effects of Flood While Working to Rebuild Collection
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Schlow Centre Region Library employees are still working to recover from the flood that decimated their biography collection and forced the library to close for two weeks. If you […]