Penn State, State College and Centre County are making news all over cyberspace. Every weekday at noon we post links to some of the most noteworthy stories.
Here’s Tuesday’s offering:
News:
- Corbett Won’t Appeal Judge’s Decision on Antitrust Lawsuit – StateCollege.com
- One Year Later, Repercussions From Freeh Report Still Being Felt – StateCollege.com
- From a Small Start to a Big Deal: A History of the Arts Festival – StateCollege.com
Sports:
- Penn State Football: Details Expected Soon for Nittany Lions’ Anticipated Game in Ireland – StateCollege.com
- Ex-Penn State Recruit Zayd Issah Gets Chance to Avoid Criminal Record in Counterfeit Cash Case – PennLive.com
- Spikes Squander Early Lead, but Come Back to Win Third in a Row – The Daily Collegian
Columns and Opinion:
- Pa. Gay Marriage Lawsuit a Critical First Step On the Road to Full Equality: Editorial Quick Take – PennLive.com
Onward State:
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