Commentary
Editorial | A symbol of football culture is toppled
The following editorial appeared Tuesday in The Washington Post:
Commentary
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COMMENTARY
Column | Coming to grips with the knowledge that it was all just a mirage
The statue is gone, and the sanctions have been laid out. But what about the rest of it?
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COMMENTARY
Column | Step back, try another perspective
I got to know Graham Spanier through Penn State’s Presidential Leadership Academy when I took a course taught by him called “Developing Critical Thinking for Leadership.” In the course, my mind was expanded to become more transparent when seeking answers to tough questions.
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YOUR LETTERS
Letter to the editor | Time to accept reality
The Freeh report confirms what we all intuitively knew: The higher-ups decided that preserving the football program’s reputation was the priority.
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OPINION
Chip Minemyer | Sandusky trial a local story despite national attention
The emotions were clear on Jerry Fisher’s face as we sat in his studio at the WBLF radio station in State College.
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OPINION
Our View | Expose all with culpability in Sandusky scandal
Jerry Sandusky now sits in the Centre County jail, convicted by a jury of his peers of sexually abusing 10 young boys over a 15-year period.
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OPINION
Commentary | Amendola’s flippant comment adds insult to a tragedy
An accusation of serial child abuse and a Penn State football coach on trial for allegedly sexually abusing young boys in the showers isn’t some daytime soap opera.




