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[Video] Penn State Prays For Paris

It all started with a simple group message, then a Facebook group, and that quickly grew into a passionate group of people gathered together in front of Old Main to pay their respects and ask for peace.

Thousands of RSVP’s later and Old Main was lit up with the colors of the French flag, and a collection of somber students gathered lighting candles. Despite an ocean in between Paris and Penn State, students were able to talk about their rage, sadness, and empathy for France.

Most importantly, this was a gathering of all students. Students from every race and creed came together to support the cause. To support world peace.

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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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