July 2017
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The Unintended Consequences of College Football’s New Preseason Camp Rule
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College football preseason camps open this weekend at schools across the country, but those camps sure aren’t what they used to be. The evolution to a kinder and gentler preseason has been long and deliberate, but major change often triggers unintended consequences.
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These Unsung Heroes Welcome Penn State’s International Students
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For the Saxtons, the Cunninghams and the volunteers of ICF, helping international students feel at home and handle challenges is a calling.
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FarmFest Celebrates Organic Agriculture with Two Days of Fun, Education
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Observing 20 years of operation, the nonprofit Pennsylvania Certified Organic invites Centre County residents and visitors alike to join them in a celebration of all things organic on Friday and Saturday.
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State College Wins VFW Teener League State Tournament
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State College had never hosted and never won the Pennsylvania VFW State Teener League Tournament. Both of those things are now in the past.
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Penn State Football: Watch James Franklin Speak At Big Ten Media Days
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James Franklin spoke to the media earlier this week for one of his many sessions in front of a microphone during Big Ten Media Day’s in Chicago.
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Penn State Center Looks to Expand Sexual Assault Care in Rural Areas
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An innovative new center at Penn State, backed by funding from the U.S. Department of Justice, is aiming to expand forensic examinations and sexual assault care through the use of technology, telemedicine and trained professionals.
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State College Doctor Waives Hearing on Drug Prescription Charges
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A State College doctor waived a preliminary hearing Wednesday morning on charges related to the prescription of medications to a woman who was not his patient but with whom he was having an affair.
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Millbrook Marsh Selected for National Crowdfunding Campaign
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Millbrook Marsh Nature Center in College Township has been selected to participate in the National Recreation and Park Association’s Fund Your Park crowdfunding campaign.
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Flutopia Brings Together Exercise and Music
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Flutopia is back for its fifth year and it will be the most musical 5K in the area. Musicians will perform for runners and walkers as they follow a beautiful route that passes through the butterfly garden, past the dog park and community garden in Tudek Park.
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Bellefonte Native to Discuss Duchamp, Art Theory
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Bellefonte native Jill O’Connor has spent five years scrutinizing the work of one of the art world’s most enigmatic figures. As her master’s thesis, O’Connor has developed a theory that, according to her, no Marcel Duchamp scholar has yet asserted.