Jay Paterno will not return next season to the Penn State football program, he announced on his blog earlier tonight.
Raise your hand if you have ever heard of an employee being fired from a company after more than four decades of service and then donating money to the same company. A few days ago, I doubt I would have seen many hands raised, if any.
A project that first got underway nearly two years ago reached its greatest milestone to date this week when the full Knowledge Commons was opened for general student usage.
Boots Dairyette has reopened in what remains of its former location in the south-eastern corner of the Graduate apartment building at the intersection of Beaver Ave and Atherton St. After a brief hiatus while the space was renovated, the convenience store, once a beacon for those seeking a late-night binge on the westside of town, has officially reopened under new management just in time for the spring semester.
Please excuse the interruption. We'll get back to your regularly scheduled content in a moment. Consider this a shameless plug, the equivalent of an NPR pledge drive but without Prairie Home Companion to entertain you. Instead, you've got this.
Fifty years from now, someone not yet born will look at a list of men who have been head coaches for the Penn State Football program. The long-term future of that list is anyone's guess; however, one guarantee is that in between the names "Joe Paterno" and "Bill O'Brien" will read "Tom Bradley, November 9, 2011- January 7, 2012, 1-3 record.
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