November 2020
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Penn State Basketball: Moving Ahead, Players Still Looking for Closure — and They Deserve It
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Penn State senior guard Jamari Wheeler sat in his chair for a few minutes looking at the screen in front of him and the dozen or so reporters on the other side of the video call.
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Penn State Athletics Reports 6 More COVID-19 Positives
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Six more Penn State student-athletes have tested positive for COVID-19, Penn State Athletics announced in its weekly testing report Wednesday.
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Philipsburg-Osceola Volleyball Advances to State Championship for First Time
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The Philipsburg-Osceola’s girls’ volleyball team has been dominating all season, and there’s no reason for them to stop yet. The Lady Mounties still have one more match to play.
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Centre County Adds 89 COVID-19 Cases; Pennsylvania Reports Record 6,339
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Statewide, Pennsylvania set another single-day high for the seventh time in nine days. The 6,339 new cases reported on Wednesday eclipse the previous mark by 439 and bring the state’s total to 281,852.
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Penn State Law’s Colombian Twins: Doubling Down on Issues of Social Justice
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Angelica and Indira Ricaurte Villalobos are twins and Fulbright scholars who are passionate about opportunities to work for greater justice, equity and peace in their violence-torn nation of Colombia and especially for their ethnic group, the Afro-Colombian people.
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Lunch with Mimi: Pat Daugherty, Longtime Face of The Tavern, Discusses Big Plans for the Iconic Downtown Restaurant – Including Seating on the Roof
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Dining at The Tavern has been a time-honored tradition for generations of Penn Staters since the restaurant opened in 1948. Many generations of Penn State students have also worked as servers, busboys, cooks, dishwashers, and cashiers at The Tavern.
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Happy Valley Song Lab Offers Guidance and Platform for Local Musicians
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My Hero Zero’s Jason O is helping artists grow their songwriting techniques and recording abilities.
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SCASD Eliminates Spring Break Week for 2021, Redistributes Days Off
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The State College Area School Board voted unanimously on Monday to cancel spring break for 2021 and redistribute the days off throughout the semester.
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Penn State Reports 150 New COVID-19 Cases at University Park
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As the in-person portion of Penn State’s fall semester winds down, the university reported an increase in new COVID-19 positives in its semi-weekly update on Tuesday.
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Coroner Reports 6 More COVID-19 Deaths in Centre County
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Coroner Scott Sayers reported four additional COVID-19 deaths in Centre County on Tuesday.