Distraction of the Day: Drones Take Over Penn State
No — not the kind the government uses to kill people. Unmanned aerial vehicles are also commonly used for research and recreation. Recently, some guy with a Youtube account had some fun and flew a drone with a video camera all around Penn State’s campus (and nearly crashed into Beaver Stadium!).
Here’s your distraction of the day — a bird’s eye view of Penn State (better with the volume off):
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Penn State’s first president Evan Pugh was born in 1828 at Jordan Bank Farm, three miles south of the city center of Oxford, Pennsylvania, an hour west of Philadelphia in Chester County. One-hundred eighty-nine years later, an Oxford brewery is honoring one of the preeminent champions of “liberal and practical” higher education in the form of a delicious Porter.