June 2016
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Study finds public more open to sponsorship of parks
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The public has given a cautious yellow light to park sponsorships, according to a recently published Penn State study. This study compared public opinions 14 years apart.
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New book documents the rise and impact of women in agriculture
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Researchers from Penn State’s College of Agricultural Sciences and Ohio University have co-authored a new book that examines a recent cultural shift in agriculture, marked by an unprecedented number of women who have entered into farming.
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El-Chabib named outstanding reviewer
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The Journal of Materials in Civil Engineering, published by the American Society of Civil Engineers, recently selected Hassan El-Chabib, instructor in civil engineering at Penn State, as an ASCE 2015 outstanding reviewer.
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Borough Council Voices Support for Corl Street, Radio Park Schools
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As State College Area School District reviews its District-Wide Facilities Master Plan (DWFMP) with a focus on the needs of four elementary schools, one concern that has emerged among some State College residents is the future of Corl Street Elementary. On Monday night, the members of State College
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Nittany Lions Deliver Posters, Meet Fans
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Penn State football unveiled its 2016 poster on Tuesday night, and members of the Penn State Football team spent some time traveling around State College to hand deliver the posters to fans.
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‘The Prints of Jules Heller’ on view at museum
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“The Prints of Jules Heller,” a retrospective exhibition on view at the Palmer Museum of Art through Monday, Aug. 14, was organized to mark the Central Pennsylvania Festival of the Arts’ 50th year and celebrates six decades of Heller’s printmaking efforts.
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Tenderloins to appear at BJC
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UNIVERSITY PARK — truTV’s hit series, “Impractical Jokers,” now in its fifth season, follows the Tenderloins as they coerce one another into doing public pranks while being filmed by hidden cameras. With each new season, the show continues to take dares to outrageous levels with new over-the-top hijinks. The troupe has toured steadily…
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‘Long Island Medium’ coming to Bryce Jordan Center
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UNIVERSITY PARK — Theresa Caputo from TLC’s “Long Island Medium” will appear live at 7:30 p.m. Monday, Oct. 3, at the Bryce Jordan Center on Penn State’s University Park campus. “Long Island Medium” follows Caputo’s life as a Long Island wife and mom with one very big difference — she can communicate with the…
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Soap box derby racers shown in Bellefonte Cruise
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The 28th Historic Bellefonte Cruise has come and gone. Thousands of spectators admired the many show cars and their powerful engines, but one group of cars that received admiring looks had no engines at all.
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Penns Valley volleyball teams get dirty for charity
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The Penns Valley Kiwanis Club hosted its seventh annual Mud Volleyball Tournament, a fundraiser for the Kiwanis Club, on June 18 on the grounds of the Old Fort American Legion Post No. 779.