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Author: Maddy Pryor

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Maddy Pryor

I'm a 2013 Penn State alum with a B. A. in Public Relations as well as minors in History and Communications Arts and Sciences. I am proudly from Neptune, NJ and talk about it at any opportunity possible. I love college basketball and am a big fan of Penn State Basketball, as well as their official student section, Nittany Nation. I'm a big supporter of Relay For Life of Penn State as well as THON and Coaches vs. Cancer.

Blue Band Begins New Tradition Thanks to Nittanyville Fans

Public Relations officer Allen Sheffield emphasized that the new chant and the campout itself shows "evidence that #ONETEAM isn't just a hashtag for twitter, it's a movement."

Lions Pull Through to Defeat Hartford 3-2

Although a rain delay may have put a damper on the initially large audience, the Penn State Men's Soccer team defeated Hartford Monday night at Jeffrey Field, 3-2.

Women’s Soccer Drops Match Against #1 Stanford

The #3 ranked Penn State Women's Soccer team opened their season last week with an upset over Virginia and an absolutely dominating performance against St. John's. Last night, though, they couldn't pull off the upset again last year's national champions and number #1 ranked Stanford.

Penn State Ranks in the Top 50 World Universities

The ARWU is often used when it comes to, frankly, showing off. Plenty of schools use it as their legitimate ranking in speaking with media or simply letting future students know how great their school is. Let's face it, saying you go to one of the top 50 schools on the planet sounds pretty awesome.

Help Penn State Win “College Colors Day”

Let's show those guys at ESPN, and the hundreds of schools entered, that we're still #1. We've never lost the pride in our school, and we never will. As of right now, we're in 2nd place. Keep the votes coming, because, let's face it, we've got power in numbers.

Learning To Let Go and Move On

As an avid Penn State fan, I know that it's a tough feeling when we see one of our own leave, in any sport, whether they graduate, get injured, or end up transferring. Sometimes it's just sadness because you're going to miss them. Sometimes it's sympathy because you wish they could play, but their injury leaves them on the sidelines. Lately, though, it's been pure anger because we feel betrayed.

We've got to learn to let go.

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