Wednesday, January 16, 2013
Temple University third, Penn State 12th on SeekingArrangement.com's list of "Fastest Growing Sugar Baby Schools."
An online dating service that matches college students with “sugar daddies” said female students at Temple University and Penn State University are among the most active on its site. SeekingArrangement.com released a list of the "Fastest Growing Sugar Baby Schools,” ranking colleges where it says the most women are signing up for the site. Temple University students were No. 3 on the list, while Penn State University Students were No. 12, according to a press release. Members sign up for this dating site as either a "sugar daddy," "sugar momma" or "sugar baby." Sugar babies are described on the website as “students, actresses, models or girls- and guys-next-door. You know you deserve to date someone who will pamper you, empower you, and …
Monday, October 1, 2012
Miss Greater Rockville Katlyn Lewicke has some stern words for the former Penn State coach.
Miss Greater Rockville, Katlyn Lewicke, is a survivor of childhood sexual abuse. A graduate of Smith College, Lewicke is an active volunteer with a number of CSA-related organizations and has assisted on related research and administrative initiatives. She is a native of Pennsylvania and was, like millions of others, angered at the Penn State sexual abuse revelations, as well as moved by the plight of the victims. She sat down on Friday with Vernon Patch to record an open message to former Penn State assistant coach Jerry Sandusky, who has been convicted of sexual misconduct. Subscribe to our free daily newsletter | Follow us on Facebook | Follow us @LansdalePatch|Subscribe to our YouTube page
Friday, June 22, 2012
Jerry Sandusky probably will spend the rest of his life in prison. Do you agree with the verdict? Vote in our poll.
Disgraced ex-Penn State football coach Jerry Sandusky was found guilty on 45 counts of child sex abuse Friday night, resulting in an effective life sentence for the 68-year-old. The guilty verdicts include 25 felony counts. Combined, Sandusky could be sentenced to 442 years in prison. Dressed in a brown sports coat, Sandusky immediately was taken into custody and led from the courthouse in handcuffs. The jury—which included many people with close ties to Penn State—deliberated for only 20 hours on 48 charges against Sandusky. The two-week trial featured damning testimony against Sandusky, who was accused of performing anal and oral sex on boys as young as 8. Despite the lack of physical evidence and the time lapse since the sex abuse, …
Monday, January 23, 2012
Long-time PSU coach Joe Paterno died yesterday at age 85.
Governor Tom Corbett said on his Twitter feed this morning that he's ordered all Pennsylvania flags at state facilities to fly at half-staff in honor of long-time Penn State University football coach Joe Paterno, who died of complications from lung cancer yesterday at age 85. Given the controversy that surrounded the closing months of Paterno's life and career, how do you feel about Corbett's decision?
Tuesday, November 1, 2011
How a six year old bleeds blue and white
If you ask my 6-year-old son if he is going to college, he’ll say “yes.” If you ask him where is going, he already knows that, too. Penn State. More accurately, my son knows that if he wants mommy to pay for college, he is going to Penn State. I’ve joked about that for enough years now, that he asked me the following question last week: “Mom, is that deal still on for Penn State? Will you still pay for it?” he asked. “Yes, Seamus, of course. If you want to go to Penn State, mommy will pay for every cent,” I replied (as always). “Good, cause I don’t want to leave college with any debt.” I love that my 6 year old is already concerned for his financial future, but more so, I love that he loves my school. Penn State, if you have not gathered, …
Friday, April 22, 2011
The North Penn junior was one of four students selected as a finalist in the Penn State University Essay Contest
There’s a slim chance Ishaan Nerurkar would ever be at a loss for words. The North Penn High School junior was one of four students named as finalists in the Pennsylvania State University Essay Contest. The task: Write an impromptu essay in under an hour after reading “Global Village Idiocy,” a New York Times article written by Thomas Friedman. The goal: Write an essay that has evidence of a broad range of analytical and writing skills. “My English teacher told me about it,” said Nerurkar, 16. “The article was on the impact on the Internet on a global society and how it’s connecting the world.” Nerurkar related to the theme on a personal note and decided to write about that. “I gave an example of how the Internet affected me connecting …
Jefferson Darcy
5:36 pm on Wednesday, January 16, 2013
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