March 2018
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‘The Wolves’ And ‘The Laramie Project’ to Open at Downtown Theatre Center
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Penn State Centre Stage’s Off Centre productions of “The Wolves” and “The Laramie Project” will be performed in rotation at the Penn State Downtown Theatre Center starting on Tuesday. “The Wolves,” written by Sarah DeLappe in 2016, tells the story of nine high school girls on an indoor soccer team. Dealing with issues from simple…
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Still a Great Ambassador for Penn State, and an Inspiration for All
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When life took a turn that no one expected, he and his family used that opportunity and his platform to find ways to give back by creating a foundation to provide grants to families to help cover non-medical bills, so they can devote their attention to supporting their child’s fight against cancer
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Not Your Father’s Shop Class: CPI Is Thriving, as It Teaches Technology for the Future
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Dr. Richard Makin puts it this way when talking about what’s going on these days at the Central Pennsylvania Institute of Science and Technology: “This is not your old vo-tech shop class.” Instead, students at CPI in Pleasant Gap are learning the skills needed for today’s high-tech jobs, says Makin, the school’s president. …
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SCASD Moving Forward with International Baccalaureate Programs
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State College Area School Board on Monday approved submitting applications to implement International Baccalaureate Diploma and Career-related Programmes at State High.
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Video Evidence the Focus as Beta Theta Pi Hearing Continues
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Fraternity brothers continued to supply Timothy Piazza with alcohol after he was staggering and showing visible signs of intoxication the night he sustained fatal injuries, video evidence exhibited at a hearing on Monday showed.
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Penn State Mailbag: Tommy Stevens, Hockey, Chambers Extension And More
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It’s a busy time of year if you’re a Penn State fan. Basketball and hockey are both in their last week of the season and football is just starting up spring ball, so there’s a little something for everyone no matter what sport might be your favorite.
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Lunch with Mimi: Hari Osofsky, Dean of Penn State Law and the School of International Affairs
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Hari Osofsky, a leading scholar and contributor to public policy work on energy transition and climate change, became dean of Penn State Law and the School of International Affairs in July 2017. Town&Gown founder Mimi Barash Coppersmith sat down with Osofsky to discuss what she hopes to accomplish
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Local Company to Open New Personal Care Home for Seniors
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Wynwood House Personal Care Communities has been running personal care homes in Centre County since 2001, and owner Vincent Romanini plans to open the newest facility in State College in June. The 40-bed home is currently under construction near University Park Airport.
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Saint Joe’s Students Win Business Challenge
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A team of three Saint Joseph’s Catholic Academy students on Friday won the business challenge at Saint Francis University’s 17th Annual Business Day.
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Penn State Football: Status of Sanders, Running Backs? It’s Complicated
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Saquon Barkley is gone. Next man up? Miles Sanders. Or not.