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Biggest Party Animals Attend Georgia
Good news for parents paying for their kids to study at the University of Georgia: The school is finally No. 1. The bad news: The Princeton Review list ranks the nation's top party schools. "UGA has...
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Employers Like State School Grads, Not Ivy Leaguers
Move over Harvard; when it comes to hiring entry-level employees, most businesses prefer to recruit from state schools, according to a new survey. The Wall Street Journal polled 479 of the country’s...
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The Douchiest Colleges of 2011
For those who felt like you went to school with a high quota of douchebags, here's your confirmation: The Rogers & Littleton Guide to America’s Douchiest Colleges is the new authoritative guide to...
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Threats Keep McQueary Off Sidelines
Mike McQueary—the assistant coach in the middle of the Penn State scandal —has received multiple threats and won't be at tomorrow's game against Nebraska after all, officials say. Interim head coach...
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Sponsors Run From Penn State
More tangible fallout from the Penn State scandal: About six sponsors, including Cars.com, have pulled out of today's noon game on ESPN, and other marketers are asking the station not to air their ads...
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Joe Paterno's Son Leaving Penn State, Too
The final tie between Penn State football and the Paterno family has been severed. Quarterbacks coach Jay Paterno announced he was leaving the program after spending 17 years as an assistant under his...
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Penn State Sanctions Not Nearly Enough
The sanctions handed down to Penn State in the wake of the Jerry Sandusky sex abuse scandal were harsher than Joe Nocera thought they would be—but not harsh enough. The NCAA should have imposed the...
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Witness: I Saw Sandusky, Booster Molesting Boys
The horrifying allegations against Jerry Sandusky seem to have no end: Now a witness says he saw the former Penn State coach and a prominent booster from the school sexually abusing two boys on a...
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Penn State: No More 'Sweet Caroline' at Games
When Penn State announced yesterday that Neil Diamond's "Sweet Caroline" would no longer be played at its football games, speculation immediately centered around the song's lyrics, specifically the...
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Penn State's Ex-President Arraigned, Free on $125K Bond
Former Penn State University president Graham Spanier, facing multiple charges for his alleged role in covering up the Jerry Sandusky sex abuse scandal, was released today on $125,000 bond after his...
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Old Rape Case Resurfaces to Haunt an Oscar Hopeful
Nate Parker hoped his drama about an 1831 slave rebellion would generate Oscar buzz. But talk about The Birth of a Nation —which Fox Searchlight bought for a record $17.5 million after its Sundance...
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The Douchiest Colleges of 2011
For those who felt like you went to school with a high quota of douchebags, here's your confirmation: The Rogers & Littleton Guide to America’s Douchiest Colleges is the new authoritative guide to...
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Threats Keep McQueary Off Sidelines
Mike McQueary—the assistant coach in the middle of the Penn State scandal —has received multiple threats and won't be at tomorrow's game against Nebraska after all, officials say. Interim head coach...
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Sponsors Run From Penn State
More tangible fallout from the Penn State scandal: About six sponsors, including Cars.com, have pulled out of today's noon game on ESPN, and other marketers are asking the station not to air their ads...
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Joe Paterno's Son Leaving Penn State, Too
The final tie between Penn State football and the Paterno family has been severed. Quarterbacks coach Jay Paterno announced he was leaving the program after spending 17 years as an assistant under his...
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Penn State Sanctions Not Nearly Enough
The sanctions handed down to Penn State in the wake of the Jerry Sandusky sex abuse scandal were harsher than Joe Nocera thought they would be—but not harsh enough. The NCAA should have imposed the...
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Witness: I Saw Sandusky, Booster Molesting Boys
The horrifying allegations against Jerry Sandusky seem to have no end: Now a witness says he saw the former Penn State coach and a prominent booster from the school sexually abusing two boys on a...
View ArticleClik here to view.
Penn State: No More 'Sweet Caroline' at Games
When Penn State announced yesterday that Neil Diamond's "Sweet Caroline" would no longer be played at its football games, speculation immediately centered around the song's lyrics, specifically the...
View ArticleClik here to view.
Penn State's Ex-President Arraigned, Free on $125K Bond
Former Penn State University president Graham Spanier, facing multiple charges for his alleged role in covering up the Jerry Sandusky sex abuse scandal, was released today on $125,000 bond after his...
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Old Rape Case Resurfaces to Haunt an Oscar Hopeful
Nate Parker hoped his drama about an 1831 slave rebellion would generate Oscar buzz. But talk about The Birth of a Nation —which Fox Searchlight bought for a record $17.5 million after its Sundance...
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