March 2015
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Mamma Mia’s: A Slice Of Italy In Downtown State College
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Massimo Napoli is the only classically-trained Italian chef in State College. Along with his wife, Napoli is putting his life experiences and Italian heritage into his food at Mamma Mia’s. Find out more about the popular restaurant in this video from the Centre County Report.
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Blue Sapphire Rachel Reiss To Compete In World Competition
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Anyone who’s seen Rachel Reiss gracefully manipulate her baton with the Penn State Blue Band has felt a distinct sense of awe — and Reiss is taking that sense of awe abroad.
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Youth Leadership Conference Opens Students’ Eyes to Realities of Bullying
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Then on Wednesday they found an anonymous Twitter account that viciously attacked and insulted their classmates. Even worse, some of their classmates on social media thought they had created the account themselves to prove a point at the anti-bullying conference.
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Boal Mansion Museum Announces New Director, Will Reopen in May
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The doors have been closed at the Boal Mansion Museum for months, but that’s about to change. The Boalsburg landmark is now under new leadership, and there are big plans for the museum’s future. After the museum reopens on May 1, new director Robert Cameron wants to work to improve the grounds, host more…
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Blue-White Game Countdown / 23 Days: Gaines Departure Noteworthy Even If Loss Is Not
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Penn State has depth on the roster again, so not every loss is a huge one for the Nittany Lions.
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Culture War an Unfair Attack?
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With many high profile criminal stories that emerge, society seems to want to investigate not only the alleged perpetrator, but also the culture of the group to which the perpetrator belongs. Let’s face the fact that in every group there are bad people who do bad or stupid things of their own accor
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Attorneys to Help First Responders Write Their Wills
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Most people probably don’t spend a lot of time thinking about their own mortality. Dan McKenrick, an attorney with Penn State’s student legal services office, says it’s understandable to avoid thinking about death. It’s tragic, it’s unpleasant, and it makes most people uncomfortable. “But if you want to be able to know that…
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Christopher Lee’s Trial Delayed Again
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Prosecutors with the United States Department of Justice requested the delay after adding two new charges to Lee’s list of alleged crimes last week. Prosecutors now claim that Lee also produced child pornography and tampered with his cell phone to impede a criminal investigation.
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Exclusive Conversation With Penn State AD Sandy Barbour: The Books, The Stipends And The TV Deals
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We don’t get to decide if it’s worth the price of a ticket for a fan, the fan decides that. So we’ve got to create value. Our number one priority is to create this world class student athlete experience but in order to do that we have to have resources and be able to create…
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The All-American Rathskeller: From Prohibition To Ponies
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It’s a cold Wednesday morning in State College and half the town is still asleep, waiting for Old Main’s bell to ring nine times. The CATA buses quickly make their way down College Avenue as a handful of students head toward campus to ready themselves for yet another day of classes. As they walk down Pugh…