Pat Little has documented Penn State and Centre County life for the past 47 years.
First The Daily Collegian, and now Onward State. Really, Penn State?
The alumni group gathered more than 350 petition signatures to dissent the proposal but the $225,000 slash is irreversible.
The last time the Collegian decided not to print a daily newspaper was during World War II, when it operated as a weekly and semi-weekly publication from 1943 to 1946.
Due to an emergency paper shortage in Centre County resulting from a rapid increase in Daily Collegian circulation, Mount Nittany will be clear cut so that students can continue reading the treasured newspaper.
It was only two short months ago when I had to swallow my pride and give kudos to The Daily Collegian. Well, here we go again...