August 2015
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Penn State Football Needs Kicking Game to Not Stub Big Toe
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Kicker Joey Julius stayed after practice on Wednesday, to atone for his two missed field goals. His routine had the somewhat sad look of clean-up-the-dog-poop-in-the-backyard penance to it as he methodically kicked the football again and again and again.
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Breaking the Ice: New ‘Cryotherapy’ Business Opens in State College
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Some find it hard to believe that people can tolerate temperatures as low as -275 F, but Tyler Smith, owner of CryoZone located in Hills Plaza in State College, can set the record straight. His business offers a cold, whole-body therapy called cryotherapy, where customers electively chose to stand inside a cylindrical chamber for…
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Penn State Hockey: David Glen Named Captain For 2015-16 Season
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The Nittany Lion men’s hockey team announced its 2015-16 captains on Thursday morning with senior forward David Glen earning the nod after a team vote earlier this year. Defensemen Luke Juha and David Thompson will serve as alternate captains.
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Ag Progress Days Reveals Passion of Agriculture
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Ag Progress Days has something for everyone, from the most dedicated of farmers to the average family looking for a fun and educational way to spend the day.
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Spanier v. Freeh Pretrial Conference Set for September
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The two motions in question date back to March 18, when Spanier’s lawyers asked the court to modify the stay on the lawsuit and attempted to add Penn State to the suit.
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Rock And Roll Hall of Famer Leon Russell to Perform at Schwab Auditorium
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Russell is an industry staple that has played, arranged, written, or produced some of the most famous records in music history with some of the most notable musicians. The revered and respected Rock and Roll Hall of Famer and singer-songwriter Leon Russell will perform at Schwab.
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Four Plead Guilty to Federal Charges from Restaurant Raids
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Four State College area restaurant owners and managers have pleaded guilty to federal charges that they hired undocumented workers as part of an attempt to defraud the government.
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Penn State Football: Lynch Hitting His Blocks When The Ball Isn’t His
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“I’ve picked it up a lot this year,” Lynch said of his role outside carrying the ball. “I understand my role in the defense now, read the safeties, read the fronts, and I think I stepped up there tremendously now.”
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New ‘LION Bash’ Event Aims to Tackle Tensions Between Students, Residents
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It’s not much of a secret that certain tensions exist between the Penn State student population and State College’s long-term residents. On one hand, you have the stereotypical image of loud and disruptive college students. On the other, you have the equally stereotypical image of crotchety residents who want students out of their neighborhoods.But…
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Adrian Amos Claims Starting Spot With Chicago Bears
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Adrian Amos had a chip on his shoulder as a late-round draft pick entering training camp with the Chicago Bears, and it seems as though the rookie safety is making the most of his reps. In the team’s latest unofficial depth chart, Amos was promoted to the first team.