State College, Penn State and Centre County are in the news all over cyberspace. We post links to the most noteworthy local stories every weekday in Noon News & Features.
Here is Thursday’s offering:
NEWS
- PSU Trustees to New York Times: Spanier Didn’t Share All Information; Paterno Could’ve Done More – StateCollege.com
- PSU Activist Alumni Lubrano, Harris Plan Gathering for Friday Afternoon – StateCollege.com
- Jerry Sandusky’s Pretrial Conference Canceled – Daily Collegian
- CATA Tokens to Be Offered at Commons Desks – Daily Collegian
- Computer Equipment Stolen – WTAJ TV
- Others at Scene of Stabbing Won’t Be Charged – Centre Daily Times
- Michael Pipe Taking Measured Approach to County Commissioner Office – StateCollege.com
- Man Files to Intervene in Jerry Sandusky Case – Daily Collegian
VIDEO
- VIDEO: Penn State Wrestlers Excited, Want to Be Their Best for Iowa Match, Sanderson Says – StateCollege.com
- VIDEO: Exclusive Interview with Assistant Coach John Strollo – GoPSUsports.com
COLUMNS/OPINION
- Patty Kleban: Rodney Erickson the Right Leader for Penn State Right Now – StateCollege.com
- Jeff Johnson Speaks at MLK Day Celebration – Onward State
- UPUA Does…Nothing – Onward State
- Maybe Joe Paterno Isn’t a Hypocrite and a Fraud – The Philly Post
- Board of ‘DisTrustees’? – Onward State
- Penn State Coach Bill O’Brien has Cleared Early Obstacles; 2012 Season Presents Plenty More – Patriot-News
SPORTS
- Penn State Football: Assistants Working on Prized Recruits – Altoona Mirror
- Penn State Fencing First in USFCA Rankings – GoPSUsports.com
YESTERDAY’S HEADLINES
- Penn State, State College Noon News & Features: Wednesday, Jan. 18 – StateCollege.com
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