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Penn State, State College Noon News & Features: Monday, June 27

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State College, Penn State and Centre County are in the news — locally, nationally, internationally and in cyberspace. We post the latest sampling of stories of note, with links, from our site and across the Web every weekday in Noon News & Features.

Here is Monday’s offering:

News

  • Penn State Funding Cut Could Be Eased under House Legislation (StateCollege.com)

  • Spanier Shares Thoughts on Athletics, Collegiate Challenges at Land-Grant Conference (StateCollege.com)

  • As University Budgets Take a Beating, Agricultural Colleges and Extension Programs Feel Impact (Washington Post)

  • Center for the Performing Arts Receives Largest Grant in its History (Penn State Live)

  • Debunking the Fro-Yo War: Who Came Out on Top (Onward State)

  • The Worst Cities for Auto Theft – For Second Year in a Row, State College Had Lowest Rate in the Nation (ABC News)

  • Penn State Football Annual to Be Released in July; Ordering Available Online (StateCollege.com)

Columns/Opinion

  • Adam Smeltz: In State College, An Attitudinal Evolution over Gay Rights (StateCollege.com)

  • Rich Kerstetter: Missing A Favorite Player . . . and The Little Gray Guy (StateCollege.com)

Photos

Sports

  • Nittany Lions Close Out 2011 USATF Outdoor Championships (GoPSUsports)

  • Four Nittany Lions Tackle 2011 FIFA Women’s World Cup (GoPSUsports)

  • McDonagh Triumphs at 109th Connecticut Amateur Golf Tournament (GoPSUsports)

  • Seo to Compete in 2011 Women’s Amateur Public Links Championship (GoPSUsports)