September 2015
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College of the Liberal Arts to Honor Fallen State Trooper with Scholarship
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The Department of Sociology and Criminology has created a scholarship fund in honor of slain state trooper and Penn State graduate Cpl. Bryon Dickson. He was laid to rest last year after he was ambushed outside police headquarters last September.
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Police Find Missing Boalsburg Boys
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Police say the two children — Eddie and Larry — were last seen waiting for their school bus in Boalsburg around 7:30 a.m. on Tuesday. Although foul play is not suspected, police are asking the public to keep an eye out.
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State College, Ferguson Township Come Together to Improve West College Avenue Corridor
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A heavily trafficked stretch of West College Avenue just past downtown State College is not in the best shape. Sidewalks are quite narrow, where they exist at all. Property setbacks from the curb vary from lot to lot, and the way traffic flow interacts with right of ways isn’t well defined. Zoning…
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Penn State Football: SDSU Game Note Highlights
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The Aztecs will become the 155th different opponent that the Lions have faced in their history. Penn State is 14-2 against opponents it had never played prior to 2000.
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The Case for Crude
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A bill that I have been anticipating is reaching the U.S. House of Representatives most likely this month. The bill proposes lifting the four-decade ban on U.S. crude oil exports. This produces many questions for the general populace.
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Athletics Integrity Report Praises Penn State, Ends Monitoring Early
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“It feels good to know that all of those sanctions are now behind us, every single one of them,” Eric Barron told StateCollege.com. “That definitely feels good. But the best part about this particular outcome is that the monitor described many of our programs as state of the art.”
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Penn State Football: Rutgers Photo Gallery
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It’s Monday and that means now is as good of time as any to relive some of the memorable moments of Penn State’s 28-3 win over Rutgers on Saturday.
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Police Obtain Medical Records in Murder Case
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Police have obtained medical records for the woman allegedly murdered by her husband in the hopes of learning more about what led to the fatal shooting. According to search warrants filed earlier this month, State College police think medical records from two visits Nuria Kudlach made to the Mount Nittany Medical Center emergency room…
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Ben State Football: However The Season Goes Barkley Alone Worth Watching For
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For all of the impressive physical traits Penn State running back Saquon Barkley possess it is perhaps the one thing away from the game itself that is most impressive.
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Penn State Soccer: Nittany Lions Draw Ohio State 1-1
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The Nittany Lions (3-1-2, 1-0-1 Big Ten) struggled to take control of the game early and the Buckeyes (1-4-2, 0-1-1 Big Ten) were able to hang around long enough to secure the deadlock after striking first.