Last week, I posted the first round of Penn State love stories in my recurring Friday series. This week, I bring you three more couples’ stories, along with hope that you may in fact meet your future spouse in that 8 a.m. class you always skip.
We asked, and you all responded with some pretty adorable Penn State love stories. Because of the volume of stories we received, we'll be publishing a few every Friday for you to enjoy. Here are the first three stories.
Meet your significant other at Penn State? We want to hear how it happened.
Follow Penn State on Twitter or 'like' it on Facebook? There's more that goes into maintaining those accounts than you might think. We caught up with one of the main people who makes it all happen.
We asked about your bad internships, and you responded with some pretty rough-sounding experiences. That being said, there was one experience that transcended the others in pure terribleness.
Meet Kaitlyn, the Penn State student who interned for three months at a chicken farm that houses six million hens in Grand Rapids, Michigan. (She requested that we change her name for this post.)
Kaitlyn, an animal science major set to graduate in 2015, worked at the farm from 6 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. every day. One of her main tasks was to check cages for dead birds, in addition to cleaning walls and dusting lights.
Spend all summer getting coffee for a terrible boss? Doing mind-numbing work? Working late into the night? We're looking to find the students with the worst internship experiences.