We have completed the first week as an organization for IST THON and the progress is really refreshing. I hope we don’t lose steam when classes end.
But first, I’ll provide some background.
After THON this year I was reflecting on how at a IST Student Government meeting Sophomore year, we talked about how we had lost our [...]
I know that you’re thinking I’m insane. Surely Lavar Arrington, Talor Battle, Kerry Collins, or John Capelletti were better athletes than this Hodge girl. But when you step back and think about it, what defines a great athlete? Utter dominance, constant production at the highest level, championships, national recognition, and success with honor would be a good starting point. Sure Arrington was dominant, if Megan Hodge suited up and ran head first into a ‘Lavar Leap’ I’m positive she would break in half (as would I, as would you most likely). And you would be correct in thinking that Kerry Collins produced at the highest level and John Cappelletti was nationally recognized as the best player in College Football in 1973, but none of them accomplished what Hodge did throughout a four year career. In fact, you could combine every award the aforementioned players have received and they wouldn’t stack up against the great Megan Hodge.
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In a shocking turn of events, crows are now converging on the Pennsylvania State University’s University Park campus to watch fireworks that were originally devised to make them leave.
In 2009, The Office of the Physical Plant (OPP) at Penn State decided that they had had enough. Crows on the campus were a nuisance and they must fight back. Teaming up with the State College Borough, the new task force set out on an epic journey to relocate the crow population. They took professional classes on the uses of screamers and bangers (this may be a satire if you will, but this part is 100% true people), they hung crow’s in effigy in popular nesting places, etc.
But now the crows fight back.
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I know a lot of less knowledgeable fans will be voicing their displeasure now that it has been officially announced that Penn State will not be playing in a BCS Bowl game this season. They will be matched up with the Louisiana State University in the Capital One Bowl, January 1st, 2010 in Florida. However, I contend that this is a good thing for the Nittany Lions.
1. The matchup will have higher ratings than the Orange Bowl.
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I thought that typing up the first post for this brand new blog was only appropriate to occur after 2 in the morning. [...]