For this regular feature on StateCollege.com, we troll our site and the Web for the most noteworthy State College- and Penn State-related news and features.
It’s posted every weekday under the ‘Penn State, State College Noon News & Features’ headline.
Here are Monday’s selections:
- The Marcellus Boom / Origins: the story of a professor, a gas driller and Wall Street (Pittsburgh Post-Gazette)
- ‘Bath salts’ trend worries authorities (Centre Daily Times)
- Penn State Wrestlers Claim National Title (OnwardState.com)
- Penn State Football: Kevin’s Refrain Is NewNew, But Bolden’s Favre Act Is Growing Old (StateCollege.com)
- Testimony under way in fourth day of murder trial (Centre Daily Times)
- Elaine Tanella Named THON 2012 Overall Chair (OnwardState.com)
- $10 million gift endows dean’s chair, ethics institute director (Penn State Live)
- HITTING HOME: Market forces that rattled nation’s construction business felt locally (Centre Daily Times)
- Lady Lions Scouting Report: DePaul (OnwardState.com)
- Graham Spanier: PSU has done its share to merit state funding (Patriot-News)
- Lions, Panthers and Owls: Fiscal Reality May Encourage Once-Unholy Alliances (StateCollege.com)
- Fraser Centre Still Expects State Support, Developer Tells State College Council (StateCollege.com)
- What’s Next for the Economy and Investment Markets (StateCollege.com)
- ‘Maximum Care and Caution’ Urged at Penn State Board Meeting (StateCollege.com)
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