May 2018
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Summer Reading List: Penn State Hockey’s Guy Gadowsky
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While nothing is for certain, it seems reasonable to assume that Penn State hockey wouldn’t have come so far in such a short amount of time if its coach wasn’t so interested in learning.
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With Special Olympics and Summer Camps Approaching, Penn State Reports New Mumps Cases on Campus
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As several events and activities are expected to draw large numbers of visitors to campus in the coming days and weeks, Penn State University Health Services reported nine new cases of mumps since May 1 at University Park, including four in the past week.
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New Nonprofit Helps People Find Artistic Voice
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Abby Minor has been always been drawn to people who feel like they don’t have a voice. With the new nonprofit, Ridgelines, she is working to give those people a way to share their stories.
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Kofman Dedicates Efforts to Recognition for Historic State College Buildings
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Nadine Kofman recently presented a historic plaque to the State Theatre on College Avenue, and it turns out it is the 16th she has been responsible for placing on State College buildings.
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Researchers to Lead Discussion About Region’s Water Quality and Resources
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From the battle over Toll Brothers’ plans to build student housing on 45 acres in Ferguson Township to the since-shelved proposal for a Nestle bottling plant in Spring or Benner townships, Centre County’s water resources have been at the center of high-profile debates in recent years.
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Not Too Late to Seek a Newer World
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If you ask adrenalin junkies if the rush is worth the risk, I suppose they’d say life without these sorts of experiences would not be worth living and that there could be no better death than dying while doing what you love. I think I get that. Old as I am, it’s not fear of…
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University Park Airport Receives $2.2 Million State Grant
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University Park Airport has been awarded $2.2 million from Pennsylvania’s Multimodal Transportation Fund for a project to improve access and parking.
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CATA to Hold Public Hearings on Proposed Service Changes
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The Centre Area Transportation Authority Board of Directors will hold two public hearings next week for residents to offer comments on proposed service changes for several bus routes.
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Summer Reading List: Penn State Football’s James Franklin
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It can be hard to forget sometimes in a day and age where almost everything we read is a tight collection of dots on a screen that actual books, physical, smelling of paper and tangible in the real world, still exist.
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Special Olympics Summer Games Begin This Week; Volunteers Still Needed
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More than 2,000 athletes will be competing at the 49th Annual Special Olympics Pennsylvania Summer Games starting Thursday at Penn State’s University Park campus, showcasing their skills in what is the major goal of months or years of hard work.