The "Upon Further Review" town hall meeting will be held this Saturday at 7 p.m. at the Days Inn in State College. The event will be hosted by Franco Harris and include presentations from March for Truth organizer Eileen Morgan, blogger/investigator Ray Blehar, and, of course, John Ziegler.
Details surrounding what exactly happened last week with Penn State's failed presidential announcement are becoming a little clearer tonight.
According to a report by Capitol Confidential, David R. Smith, the president of the State University of New York’s upstate medical campus, was set to become Penn State's president before allegations of financial dishonesty surfaced.
Don't call it an apology tour, but Penn State's much-maligned and unoriginal branding campaign is hitting the road next month and coming to a city near you.
What was supposed to be just another walk in the park noon game against the worst team in the Big Ten turned out to be quite a different chore entirely. Although Penn State ended up pulling out the win in overtime, I couldn't help but feel a bit disappointed leaving Beaver Stadium -- a feeling I never experience after a victory, especially after an overtime thriller like this one.
If you think you have a cool Halloween costume for this weekend, beat this one.
About 20 trustees did indeed meet this morning at the Nittany Lion Inn -- and several others attended via conference call -- although none would offer comment on the contents of the meeting on the way out the door to the four waiting reporters. Penn State released a nonspecific statement soon after, saying that the trustees needed more time to look at candidates and offering no timetable for a selection.