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 Thursday’s selections:
- Jay Paterno: A Trip Around the World Begins With a Football (StateCollege.com)
- Leaders back off ridge zoning plan (Centre Daily Times)
- What You Need to Know About Movin’ On (OnwardState.com)
- Penn State Student Poses in Playboy (WTAJ)
- Friends Of Murder Victim React To Boob, Heichel Guilty Verdict (WJAC)
- Penn State ‘Iron Chef’ Competition To Benefit Local Food Bank (OnwardState.com)
- Lutz to retire after 34 years (Penn State Live)
- Penn State To Face Kentucky In 2011 Basketball Hall of Fame Tip-Off Tournament (GoPSUsports.com)
- Buie’s future unclear (Daily Collegian)
- Neil deGrasse Tyson to Speak at Penn State (OnwardState.com)
- Penn State President Spanier Faces Conservative Criticism (PoliticsPA)
- Penn State Seeks Water Well Owners for Study on Gas Drilling Effects (Gant Daily)
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