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Students trust passion, preparation for a strong Homecoming Parade livestream | Penn State University (opens the original)
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UNIVERSITY PARK, Pa. — Malinda Garcia, Michael Hahn and Christina Rutherford have known each other for about five weeks since meeting as members of an advanced multicamera production course at Penn State, and this week they’re the student leaders for an hours-long livestream production of the Penn State Homecoming Parade. Parade coverage will be available at homecoming.psu.edu beginning at 5:30 p.m. Sept. 25. A live event — especially one outdoors with a potentially variable lineup of participan
Pockrass Lecture to address media’s power, political polarization, voter turnout | Penn State University (opens the original)
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UNIVERSITY PARK, Pa. — An internationally recognized expert on political communication will present a free public lecture about the power of the media, focused on its ability to fuel political polarization, and whether polarization drives people to the polls on Sept. 24 at Penn State. Hernando Rojas will present “Media and the Three Ps: Polarization, Participation and Populism” at 5 p.m. Sept. 24 in Carnegie Cinema (113 Carnegie Building) at University Park. The event, the Pockrass Memorial Lect
Professor’s acclaimed documentary set to screen at festivals around the world | Penn State University (opens the original)
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UNIVERSITY PARK, Pa. – “To Kill a Nazi,” a Penn State professor’s critically acclaimed documentary, will screen as an official selection this fall at a dozen film festivals as far away as Australia and as close as New York. Among other showings, this documentary feature about a French businessman named Michel Cojot who set out to kill his father’s Nazi executioner will have a theatrical run in Australia in October and November and screen at the Buffalo International Film Festival Oct. 15 and Man
Dropped calls, broadband issues hinder Pennsylvania first responders | Penn State University (opens the original)
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UNIVERSITY PARK, Pa. — A report conducted by a team of Penn State researchers has found first responders in Pennsylvania’s rural counties — most of the counties in the state — are regularly hampered by communications and technology limitations that threaten public health and safety. Published by the Center for Rural Pennsylvania, the report points to the lack of consistent broadband connectivity as a life-threatening challenge for both Pennsylvania residents and first responders who work in rura
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