November 2015
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Penn State Football: Nittany Lions Struggle In 28-16 Loss To Michigan
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With 8:05 to play in regulation Penn State stood just three feet from Michigan’s endzone with two options, kick a field goal, or try for a touchdown and in turn a two point conversion to tie the game.
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Penn State Basketball: Nittany Lions Fall To Three Point Beating, Fall 78-52 To Duquesne
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For the first 18 or so minutes of regulation Penn State was a part of a basketball game. Both teams missing shots, both teams turning the ball over. Far from the most watchable contest, but a basketball game nevertheless.
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Gameday Media Preview: Michigan Edition
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Hackenberg & Co. will look to send the senior class off with possibly the biggest win of any of their careers. So, for those observing from outside the stadium, find all the must-have media information you’ll need for Michigan vs. Penn State.
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Penn State Hockey: Nittany Lions Take Care Of Business With 5-2 Victory In Alaska
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The Nittany Lions’ 7-2-2 record matches the program’s best all-time start to a season. Penn State will be back in action again tonight looking to complete the sweep and head back to State College with eight wins out of the its last 12 games.
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State Theatre Hosts Local Artist’s Painting Exhibit
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Hard work and commitment have paid off for State College area artist Marisa Eichman. Two and a half years after her first experience with oil painting, she has won awards at four Art Alliance of Central Pennsylvania shows. Eichman’s first solo exhibit, “The World Is a Myth,” opened Nov. 6 at the State Theatre.…
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Board Approves $12 Million Lasch Renovations Despite Funding Concerns
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There were come concerns that the $12 million second phase of the Lasch Building renovations hasn’t been fully funded yet, but the Penn State Board of Trustees still unanimously approved the construction project at its Friday meeting.
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State College Police Seeking Goodwill Couch Thiefs
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A pair of shoppers at the Goodwill on Westerly Parkway apparently had no good will at all. State College police are seeking to identify the two suspects, who allegedly made alteration to the price tag on a couch before purchasing it.
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Trinity Lutheran Church Celebrates 50 Years
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On Nov. 15, Trinity Lutheran Church in State College celebrated its 50th anniversary by recreating its first service. The Rev. Ronald C. Miller Jr., pastor of Trinity, and the Rev. Michael Rhyne, bishop of the Allegheny Synod, shared the pulpit while following the original bulletin from 1965.
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Public Talks Paterno, Freeh Report, and Student Mental Health
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“It’s time to come clean and put the worst crisis in Penn State’s history behind us by finally doing an objective review of the Freeh Report,” alumnus Steve Masters said during a public comment session with the board of trustees.
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Small Town Values Guide Steve Brown’s Life and Career
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The growth of the Mount Nittany Health system in the past few years has been astonishing. Leading the organization though that growth has been Steve Brown, president and CEO. It’s easy to see the results of his leadership and approach to building a comprehensive health care delivery team.