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Big Ten Statement On NCAA Penn State Sanctions

The Big Ten has released a statement regarding the NCAA’s sanctions on Penn State football.

2012/07/23

Vote: What Do You Think About The NCAA’s Sanctions Against Penn State?

Vote: what do you think about the NCAA sanctions against Penn State?

2012/07/23

Penn State: No Decision Reached On Paterno Statue

Penn State says no decision has been made on the future of the Joe Paterno statue outside Beaver Stadium.

2012/07/16

‘We Are Accountable,’ Says Penn State Trustee

Penn State’s trustees said Thursday they accept responsibility for failures of accountability in the Jerry Sandusky child sex abuse scandal but that no members of the board would step down in the wake of a scathing independent investigation report that chided them.

2012/07/12

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Paterno’s Son Denies Father Covered Up Sex Abuse, Says Family Planning Response To Freeh Report

The family also released a statement in which it said Sandusky was a “great deceiver” who fooled Paterno and administrators alike.

2012/07/12

Reports On University’s Handling Of Penn State Sex Abuse Scandal Will Be Released Thursday

Judge Louis Freeh announced on Tuesday that a report on how Penn State and its top administrators handled the Jerry Sandusky matter will be released on Thursday at 9 a.m.

2012/07/10

Knight At Paterno Memorial: ‘Who Is the Real Trustee?’

Nike founder and chairman Phil Knight got a standing ovation at Joe Paterno’s public memorial Thursday for defending the late coach’s response to an accusation of child sex abuse against a former assistant.

2012/01/26

Family: Paterno Back In Hospital For Observation

Former Penn State coach Joe Paterno is back in the hospital. His family says he was admitted Friday for observation due to minor complications from cancer treatments.

2012/01/13

Penn State Board Of Trustee's File Photo from 2011 (credit: Patrick Smith/Getty Images)

Lawyer Advising Penn State Sex Abuse Victims Worried They’ll Become Scapegoats In Paterno Firing

A lawyer who is advising some of those who reported being sexually abused by a former Penn State assistant football coach said he is worried that people angry about Joe Paterno’s firing could turn them into scapegoats for the longtime coach’s sudden departure.

2011/11/10

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