Bob Costas is taking another look at the Freeh Report. When he first commented on it last July, he had only read summaries of the document, and not the 267-page report itself. Now, in order to give the report and its assertions a fuller look, Costas is going to host a program, "a further examination of this issue in a month or two" on NBC discussing the issues in more detail.
If you love baby animals and ice cream (do people who don't like either of those even exist?) then the College Of Agricultural Sciences has an event for you! Tomorrow from 10-4 is the College's annual Ag Day, an event with the purpose of showcasing why agriculture is important in our every day lives.
Some call him a savior. Some call him the worst thing to ever throw a football in the NFL. We all call him Tim Tebow. After winning the Heisman Trophy, leading the Denver Broncos to the playoffs in 2011, and becoming Skip Bayless' best friend, Tim Tebow has only one thing left to do: Conquer the lecture tour and win the hearts of the denizens of America (as part of his plot to take over the world).
Expand your horizons, like your parents are always obnoxiously telling you. The Sustainable Agriculture Club will be screening the documentary, American Meat, on Wednesday, April 3, at 7:45 p.m in 101 Thomas. The film examines American farming and meat production at a crossroads, and how farmers, as producers, are dealing with the present and future of meat production, from diverse angles like hog, poultry, and cattle.
Penn State student philanthropy Food for Thought will be holding a date auction at 7 p.m. in West Study Lounge in Waring Commons.
Earlier this month, Professor Justin Walden gave the students of his Comm 180 class an assignment to simply get rid of their cell phones for a week. Naturally, I thought I could benefit from this experiment, and I braced myself for the week ahead with no access to my outdated Blackberry and all the limited apps it provides.