Your Letters
Mann’s ideology doesn’t belong here
On Thursday, Penn State sponsored an address by disgraced Climategate figure Michael Mann. The fact that this speech was allowed and tacitly endorsed by Penn State officials, via the university’s Forum Speaker’s Series, should serve as a red flag to taxpayers and voters of the commonwealth.
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Letter: Return dignity to PSU
Joe Paterno’s legacy is evident. What an inspiration. He was one of kind.
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Leadership is lacking
It is embarrassing living in a state where the governor is such a hypocrite.
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Missed opportunities
Like many residents concerned with educating our children and our workforce, we waited with dread for Gov. Tom Corbett’s budget to appear. This year, his decisions were even worse than expected.
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Projects are snowballing
At about 5 p.m. Monday and 5 a.m. Tuesday, a large PennDOT truck made its run past our place in both directions. This is not the first time this has occurred during decent weather. Are they making practice runs for when we get snow?
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Have a heart and jump
Fifteen years ago, one of the now retired elementary physical education teachers, Rebecca Robinson, started a jump-rope program in her classes. It has grown into an activity for all the elementary students from second to fifth grades in the State College Area school district.
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Traffic stopper
I’ve had a homemade, bright orange “Impeach Obama” sign on my car for a while now. I considered replacing it with a fancy model, but a friend advised that mine helped personalize the message.
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Development disappoints
Those who live in the existing quiet residential neighborhoods that will border the proposed student housing project, The Retreat, are dealing with a sense of shock and disbelief that the College Township Council would approve, by a 3-2 margin, the continuation of the process by the developer.
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Clarity
Today I had an invasive procedure to see whether I needed prostate surgery. I didn’t, but the interesting thing about the examination was the total abstraction of the object body so examined from my personality and social life than defines it.
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Paterno paved the way
Noticing the very light volume of traffic Saturday on U.S. Route 322, it occurred to me that someone an alumnus, an alumni organization or even a billboard company might post a billboard along that route this fall that says, “If it wasn’t for Joe Paterno, this would still...
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A casualty of recession
In response to Michael Straw’s Jan. 18 letter, in which he said, “every township in the region has pulled back on growth and development”: If, by growth and development, he means new housing contraction, the facts don’t support his argument.


