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[VIDEO] Let’s Hear Your Nittany Lion Roar

The Nittany Lion roar is a Penn State staple known and loved by all…or is it? Since the stately Lion hasn’t roamed this territory for ages, no one is really sure quite how the roar actually sounds. We only get to hear a roar imitation over the loudspeakers during home football games.

With that in mind, our video team took to campus to see how students think the Nittany Lion roar sounds. The results varied from fearsome to cat-like (literally).

Check out how the Nittany Lion sounds, according to our students:

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Jack Lukow

Former Visual Editor, best known for recording Sue Paterno dancing to “Shake it Off”. From Greencastle PA, a town with four traffic lights and a graduating class of 110, Jack’s main life goal is to make sure he never has to return to Greencastle again. A senior in Journalism, you can follow him on twitter (@jackslens), but I wouldn’t. If you think your event deserves video coverage, know someone or something that does, or maybe just want to chat, email him at [email protected]. He loves that, and you seem cool.

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