September 2017
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Little Lions on a Roll Heading into Matchup with Carlisle
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Yes, State College really did score 55 points in the first half at Mechanicsburg on Sept. 22, and Mechanicsburg threw in another 13 for a total of 68 points in the first two quarters. Things calmed down in the second half, but it still added up to a 62-25 win for the Little Lions —…
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Spring Creek Chapter of Trout Unlimited Receives Hefty Conservation Grant
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There’s just no stopping the Spring Creek Chapter of Trout Unlimited and its mission to protect the water residents of State College and surrounding area enjoy.
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What if Iowa Hadn’t Happened? How Switching Bye Weeks Saved Penn State…Twice
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Imagine if Penn State hadn’t played last Saturday and instead, it had been a bye week for the Nittany Lions. No Iowa. No 358 yards for Saquon, no comeback walk-off win, no big national TV ratings. It’s closer to the truth than you think.
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Penn State Hockey Media Day Notebook
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Penn State hockey has never been lacking when it comes to high expectations, but heading into the 2017-18 season the Nittany Lions find themselves in uncharted waters.
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Torrence Brown Receives Get-Well Gift from Penn State Fan
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Penn State defensive end Torrence Brown’s season came to an end with a week three knee injury. On Tuesday received a package of chocolate chip cookies from Zack, who is part of the LifeLink program at Penn State.
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Hollywood director comes home with groundbreaking film
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HPHILIPSBURG — Although he currently resides in Los Angeles, when filmmaker Spencer T. Folmar thinks of “home,” he pictures the rolling hills of Clearfield County. So when the 2008 West Branch High School graduate got together with his cousin, Dax Spanogle, to write a screenplay about estranged brothers returning home to confront their past, he…
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American Philatelic Society names new editor
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The American Philatelic Society has announced that Martin Kent Miller, of Greer, S.C., will become the new editor for the society. Miller will serve as editor of the APS flagship publication, The American Philatelist, a monthly journal dedicated to stamp collecting, and the Philatelic Literature Rev
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Free voice lessons offered by Nittany Knights
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STATE COLLEGE — For men who enjoy singing in the shower or the car, or have sung in a school chorus, a community theater musical or a church choir, the Nittany Knights a cappella chorus is ready to share how that love of music can be turned into a great hobby. “Give us four…
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Penn State Football: Why The Nittany Lions Won’t Be Going Under Center, Ever
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It comes perhaps as no surprise that following a week where Penn State’s struggles close to the end zone once again brought life to the notion the Nittany Lions should be going under center in short yardage situations.
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Little Lions continue to roll
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Yes, State College really did score 55 points in the first half at Mechanicsburg on Sept. 22, and Mechanicsburg threw in another 13 for a total of 68 points in the first two quarters. Things calmed down in the second half, but it still added up to a 62-25 win for the Little Lions —…