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#2 Jan 1, 2013
HIPPA VIOLATIONS or MORAL WRONGDOING
Did Northside Pharmacy Really SELL Your Confidential Medical Records to Walgreens Without Your Advanced Permission???
Walgreens Told Me They Did - CVS & Wal-Mart Cry Foul
Your Health Information Is Protected By Federal Law
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YOU MAY ALSO WISH TO CONSULT AN OUT-OF-TOWN (far out of town) ATTORNEY, BEFORE MR & MRS PALMER MOVE TO BELIZE....
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#3 Jan 1, 2013
My doctor went out of business in Evansville once and she called me to have me come in and receive my medical file or tell her where to send it. All I had to do was sigh a paper. I could not imagine her selling my stuff to another doctor or anyone else for that matter. It would seem charges could be filed on Walgreens for receiving stolen property. I read the Health & human services site and it says they can't do sh*t like that. But in Vincennes, if ya got any $$$ at all, authorities look the other way. Large corps read Topix and shy away from doing business in this back woods place.
#4 Jan 2, 2013
Do you really think a multi million dollar company like Walgreens is going to do this. I'm sure they have many lawyers on the pay roll. Whatever employee told you this was probably an idiot.
#5 Jan 2, 2013
Not to shatter your dream that big corporations will do no wrong because they lawyer-up but I can count many examples of corporate corruption stemming from their lawyers advice. Come on man, just watch the news. Remember MoneyGram, the financial corp. only second to Western Union who, along with Wal-Mart felt they could slide an extra billion or two under the radar a few years back without anyone noticing by using fraudulent means? Both of those companies have more suits and ties working for them than you can shake a stick at, and they, like Walgreens and many others will do what they think they can get by with until someone blows the whistle. Sucking up small businesses is BIG business for these large franchises today more than ever. Sorry to burst your pie in the sky bubble but it is time to come back to earth. Keep your defenses up lest you become a victim like Northsides customers or worse.
MoneyGram to Pay $18 Million to Settle FTC Charges That it Allowed its Money Transfer System To Be Used for Fraud
#6 Jan 2, 2013
I am still laughing over any one believing big corps read Topix. You need to get real,.Andrew you are a funny droid
#7 Jan 3, 2013
What does Walgreens stand to gain? Those customers can business elsewhere. Why would they take the chance of a lawsuit when most likely they will gain half of north sides customers anyway. Cliff Cleaveland took all his to cvs! Never heard anyone complain about that!!
#8 Jan 3, 2013
I don't see anyone saying that the big corps read topix. All I'm saying is they aren't gonna fraudulently take files from north side I would bet the farm the pharmist at north side will become employees of Walgreens possibly creating a following. I just don't believe they would take the chance of a lawsuit over something this stupid
#9 Jan 3, 2013
Then you did not read what Andrew posted.
#10 Jan 3, 2013
Thanks ben. I thought I read it wrong went back to check and sure enough he said "Large corps read Topix and shy away from doing business in this back woods place."
#11 Jan 7, 2013
That is the point...Walgreens expects Northside customers to divert from their "purchased" list; and regardless of their sales agreement they certainly took that into consideration. As for Cliff Cleaveland and Duesterburg Pharmacy, they took another approach: They notified their customers of the pending change-over well in advance, and sold the remainder of, or those who were indifferent to their selected buyer (CVS).
There is a substantial difference between waiting until the customer has NO choice and between ALLOWING the customer to make a choice on their own.
In that respect the question still remains: Did Northside Pharmacy ALLOW their customers to make a decision as to who their confidential medical records would be entrusted to? Second, did Northside customers knowingly allow that pharmacy to SELL their information to anyone they choose?
In my humble opinion and what seems to be that of HHS the answer is a resounding...NO!
The real question is: Are you willing to have your most trusted health care provider to use your health care information for their personable gain or any other provider that retains your information? I can name several overseas pharmacy's who would also love to spam you for their products should an unscrupulous provider be willing to sell them your info to make a buck. And who is to say that they won't share that info with other agencies?
The bottom line is that no one wants their private information made public, even if it is within the public domain of big corporations with a history of buying and selling so called "confidential" information. They may tell you it is CONFIDENTIAL, but what they don't say is that promise only extends to the highest bidder.
#12 Jan 7, 2013
Continue laughing. If I were a big corp. I certainly would hire the best social networking, Internet media, traffic logistics, tax analysis, and corporate lawyers to sort through, and compile a profile of what the local media ie: news, sports, weather, real estate analysis, demographics and popular opinions.
Doing so I would use all sorts of popular media to get a handle on the mindset of a community that I am considering dumping a million bucks or more into. It only makes good business sense.
I feel relatively certain that before making a used car purchase you had the ride checked by your own mechanic first. Perhaps before
making a home purchase also, you had it inspected by a contractor. Why would a new corp. with millions at steak not do the same? They would and they will try and leave no stone left unturned.
If you remotely disagree...I have some delux property I want to sell you very soon in the bottoms sight unseen.
#13 Jan 7, 2013
Please See post Adam47591 re: Cliff Cleveland's transaction.
#14 Jan 13, 2013
That makes sense I do remember cliff publishing in the sun commercial what was happening so I'm sure you are correct. I know my parents did business at north side and I do not recall them being notified of choice! And as for corps reading topix.... I have to agree with you on that to. As much money as they pump into researching a community I'm sure the companies they hire to do this for them would look at these type of sites.
But does anyone really have any concrete proof north side sold the records??? That is gonna be the key, you can't take the word of an employee as the gospel truth.
#15 Jan 13, 2013
You consider Topix to be any of what you posted? I suggest you get a shrink. Topix is a Gossip site with very little insight into the real world.
#16 Jan 14, 2013
Then why do u read it?
#17 Jan 14, 2013
It is a Gossip site I come here to laugh at the rednecks who post here. They are either talking filth about each other or trying to sound like they know something they don't. You people are very funny, when I need a break from my studies I come here to get a laugh.Do you understand that or should I dumb it down for you?
#18 Jan 14, 2013
Please dumb it down it down for, I don't speak bitc h so I need you to translate it for me :)
#19 Jan 14, 2013
I is just a simple redneck can't read or write I need help from smart people in between they studies!
Does anyone else speak bitch cuz Kathy knows it well an I may need help to understands her!! Yeehaw
#20 Jan 14, 2013
you make not speak Bit*h but you do speak moron. You asked the girl a question. I don't see where she called any of you wanna be scholars names. Show respect.
#21 Jan 21, 2013
You can't even make a coherent sentence fool.
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Hi, it is very difficult to give a long range forecast for Tenerife, a small island in a very large ocean. The weather can change a couple of miles down the coast, and a forecast will say rain, even if it is only a light shower, lasting a few minutes, so don't worry too much.
hi just looked on holiday weather forecast and its looking fine and dandy from where i am sat.
showing 24 on the fri, showers in the afternoon sat (21) sunny and 20 sunday and 19 with showers on xmas eve.
Last xmas when we went we looked at the weather report and it was showing rain all the time, tbh i don't think it rained once, not even a shower.
I know where i would love to be spending christmas, unfortunatly i gotta stay at home and work :(
As rickybear says dont worry i reckon it gunna be glorious.
just enjoy (said through gritted teeth i am so very jealous)
Does it really matter? You'll be in Tenerife while we are all here in cold & wet England. Have a good christmas. Looking foward to getting back to Tenerife soon!
You can't change whatever is forecast and it will be warmer than the UK. Enjoy.
88 sleeps for me and i dunt care about the weather, altho decent would be nice. having said that i only been to pdla 3outa 4yrs all at xmas and it been brill weather might ov rained xmas day 2008 but hey it was warm rain and it lasted all of 20 mins. luckily i was sat in a bar at the bottom of las vistas and me flip flops got wet, as the rain came down the steps into the bar, quite warm on the old toes tho. thinking about it tho mite of been 2009, but hey who cares!!!!!!
i am sure everybody who goes xmas this yr will have a fab time and the weather will be good to you.
i will be sat at home freezing me boobies off, paying stupid prices to keep warm and thinking of you lot out there. rain or shine enjoy, i reckon a bottle of something may be cheaper than puttin the fire on. i am so very jealous.
best to take your pacamac just in case then ? lol..
I use this site and the forecast for the next 3 weeks is pretty good, if anything like it I'm sure you'll be pleased.
Yes dont worry, I have looked ahead as well and it is certainly looking good right up to boxing day - its says scattered showers for xmas eve and xmas day but that could be early in the morning - certainly no torrential rain like some unlucky people encountered in November I believe for 5 days, ive been to majorca in july and had a few rainy days as well - im optimistic but im going next tuesday and its saying 25 in the afternoon - yipeee.
Well, I don't care what the weather is like, it can't be any worse than we've had here what with wind,rain n floods all over the place even when the sun shines at this time of year its still freezing, I'll be happy just being there, and with a bit of luck I will be well wet on the inside so I don't give a dam if I get a little bit wet on the outside as well lol, arriving xmas eve and it can't come soon enough, you all have a great time.
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- Most bookedThe Market Street Inn
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"Very comfortable and private. Like staying at "Grandma's house"."
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"I booked this hotel for my brother and his wife so they would be comfortable near our home for the holidays. They were very comfortable and location was great! I would book the Inn again as the owners were very nice."
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"Went for an anniversary weekend and it was great! I loved all the special touches like tea/sweet service 4-10pm and made to order breakfast that was complimentary. Town was walkable and with free parking you end up savings."
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"Our stay was wonderful. The B&B is beautiful and welcoming. The rooms are suites with a large comfortable sitting room and large pretty bedroom. The coffee bar and closets with an extra sink were a really nice touch, and the bathroom with a great tub and shower was beautiful and appointed with Mo..."
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"Stayed here with out-of-town clients and it was a great way to show them New England charm at its finest. Fantastic location with super easy access and short walks to restaurants, shops, waterfront - you don't need your car at all if Newburyport is your destination. Looking forward to revisiting ..."
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"Met with friends for an overnight stay to go to a concert nearby."
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"Room was good sized and clean. The lady at the front desk was very friendly and helpful. Only negative is there could have used a couple more pillows but other than that I would have no problem staying there again."
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Newburyport overviewSurrounded by picturesque views of beaches and waterfalls, Newburyport is known for its parks and theaters. You'll enjoy the ample coffee and bar options, along with outdoor areas for running and walking. Spend a relaxing day at Waterfront Promenade Park and Atkinson Common when the weather is nice. Check out local attractions like Firehouse Center for the Arts and Custom House Maritime Museum. Newburyport is a family- and business-friendly destination with something for everyone.
Where to stay in NewburyportFeaturing accommodation choices that can meet everyone's needs, Newburyport is the place to go. There are 153 hotels in the Newburyport area and you can shop as many as 33 deals for rooms on Hotels.com, some with discounts of up to 50%.
- • 36 2-star hotels with an average price of $65 per night
- • 86 3-star hotels with an average price of $89 per night
- • 26 4-star hotels with an average price of $119 per night
Here are the top hotels based on 22653 user reviews of Newburyport hotels:
- • Compass Rose Inn (Newburyport)
- • Clark Currier Inn (Newburyport)
- • Garrison Inn Boutique Hotel (Newburyport)
- • The Market Street Inn (Newburyport)
How to get to NewburyportFly in to Manchester, NH (MHT-Manchester-Boston Regional), 29.9 mi (48.1 km) from downtown Newburyport. Boston, MA (BOS-Logan Intl.) is the next closest major airport, 31.7 mi (50.9 km) away. Newburyport Station is the closest train station.
What to see around NewburyportSights especially popular with families include:
- • Amesbury Sports Park
- • Blue Ocean Discovery Center
- • Casino Cascade Water Slide
- • Wolf Hollow
- • Cedarland Fun Center
- • Waterfront Promenade Park
- • Joppa Flats Education Center and Wildlife Sanctuary
- • Atkinson Common
- • Old Town Hill
- • Maudslay State Park
- • Oldies Marketplace
- • The Mall at Rockingham Park
- • Firehouse Center for the Arts
- • Custom House Maritime Museum
- • Historical Society of Old Newbury
- • Evergreen Valley Golf Course
- • Salisbury Beach State Reservation
When to visit NewburyportIf you're starting to plan your trip, you might be wondering when's the best time to visit. Here are the seasonal norms to help you decide when to go:
Seasonal temperature averages
- • January-March: 51°F day, 16°F night
- • April-June: 82°F day, 34°F night
- • July-September: 84°F day, 48°F night
- • October-December: 68°F day, 19°F night
- • January-March: 14.1 inches
- • April-June: 12.5 inches
- • July-September: 11.3 inches
- • October-December: 13.7 inches


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Relive Wolverine's bloody past in this supercut of all his appearances throughout Fox's "X-Men" franchise.
The longtime "X-Men" helmer discusses his future on the franchise and his desire to move on for a bit.
The new Storm actress says Halle Berry never got back to her with advice, Geoff Johns makes a splash on "Seth Meyers" and more.
A new video shows Logan's evolution in film and TV, from 1982's "Spider-Man And His Amazing Friends" to 2016's "Deadpool."
"X-Men: Apocalypse" is a lifeless affair, squandering its star power, underselling its characters, and muddying its action in greys and cutaways.
"X-Men: Apocalypse" actress Sophie Turner posted a photograph of Dazzler with a caption that may point to the pop star's involvement.
The "X-Men" star also shared how she has no hard feelings about Rogue being cut from "Days of Future Past."
The "X-Men: Apocalypse" star detailed how Professor X and Magneto had to fight a man too stupid to mind control in a scene cut from the film.
The synopsis explains Apocalypse's primary reason for gathering powerful mutants in order to cleanse mankind in Fox's X-Men sequel.
Ashmore spoke about his love of the X-Men franchise and how he'd be interested in playing Ghost Rider if he ever got the chance.
Fox's upcoming Marvel movie slate includes a "Wolverine" sequel, the "Fantastic Four" reboot and an unnamed project. CBR narrows down the possibilities.
Fox has set release dates for its "Fantastic Four" reboot and the third "Wolverine" film, while announcing a 'mystery' Marvel flick for 2018.
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The Perennial maintains an offsite aquaponic system that reduces food waste, conserves water, prevents pollution, and allows us to grow whatever unusual plants we want to serve--plus, it offers a way to start conversations about where our food comes from.
So what does "aquaponic" mean? It means that we are raising plants and fish together in a mutually beneficial arrangement, where the plants send their roots down into water fertilized by the fish. We love aquaponic farming because it uses only one-tenth of the water and is about six times more productive per square foot relative to soil-based agriculture, but an added benefit for The Perennial is that it helps us reduce food waste. That is, we've developed a closed-loop system that converts our kitchen scraps into fresh, delicious fish and produce.
The Perennial is building a 2,000-square-foot aquaponic greenhouse in West Oakland, where we also built raised beds irrigated by the water from the fish tanks. We bring our kitchen scraps to be "composted" by chickens, worms, and black soldier fly larvae. The worms and larvae are dehydrated and made into fish food for sturgeon, catfish, and clams who live in water that is filtered through a tank of pebbles seeded with beneficial bacteria that convert ammonia, first into nitrites, and then nitrates. This nitrate-rich water is circulated to our planting beds where it provides excellent, non-synthetic nutrition for our plants, which will be transferred to the living pantry in The Perennial's dining room and eventually served at the restaurant. Once mature, the fish and clams will also be on the menu.
Of course, not all of our food will come from our greenhouse. We are working with local soil-based farms to source all sorts of things that we can't raise ourselves. And we aren't suggesting that aquaponics should replace regular farms. Far from it. But as a society, we need to start thinking more seriously about food in terms of systems design, and imagine better feedback mechanisms (pardon the pun) between farming and eating, and aquaponics helps open that discussion. We hope to start offering tours of the greenhouse soon—please check back soon for updates—but in the meantime, you can check out the smaller scale operation we've got going in The Perennial's dining room. (We think it's pretty cool.)
The Perennial is a for-profit business with a non-profit partner: Zero Foodprint. The goal of Zero Foodprint is to help restaurants lower and offset their greenhouse gas emissions by offering environmental impact assessments and recommendations, and then facilitating fundraisers to purchase food-related carbon offsets. Our co-founder Anthony Myint has been working with Chris Ying (Editor in Chief of Lucky Peach) and Peter Freed (enviromental consultant) to develop a charter group of restaurants to participate in Zero Foodprint.
"If your life's work can be accomplished in your lifetime, you're not thinking big enough."
That's what Wes Jackson, one of the founding fathers of the sustainable agriculture movement and president of The Land Institute, has said about his goal of restoring North American prairie ecosystems. Jackson's statement of environmental ambition has become a kind of touchstone for The Perennial, and so we are proud to be involved in one of The Land Institutes most important projects: a perennial grain called Kernza, which could revolutionize the environmental impact of the vast swaths of land currently devoted to annual wheat crops.
Long ago, before the plains states were cleared for agricultural use, prairies stored enormous amounts of carbon, deep in the soil. When the native perennial grasses were cleared to make way for annual crops like wheat, corn, and soybeans, that carbon was released into the atmosphere and bonded with oxygen to make carbon dioxide. For the past twenty years, scientists at The Land Institute have used traditional breeding methods to develop a perennial plant they've named Kernza, which will help restore the soil ecosystem and draw carbon out of the atmosphere into the soil. Kernza is an intermediate wheatgrass that can be milled into flour and used alongside and in place of conventional wheat flour.
As a perennial, Kernza's deep root structure has a lot of benefits. It provides a home for many other carbon-storing organisms, from bacteria to insects to worms. And healthy soil means less erosion, better water retention, and less fertilizer run-off. The overall goals are to restore the health of the prairie ecosystem and mitigate climate change.
The Land Institute has been working on Kernza since 2002, and the journey has just begun. There's still a lot of work to do. The Perennial has an agreement with The Land Institute to be the first restaurant to serve bread made from Kernza, and our pastry chef has developed an incredible bread recipe that combines 40% Kernza with 60% wheat flour. Meanwhile, we're experimenting with other applications for Kernza. We anticipate a long process of experimentation, but it feels good to be part of something big. Even if it takes more than a lifetime to achieve.
Read more about The Perennial's Kernza bread in Food & Wine.
When we started working on The Perennial, we expected that reducing our fossil fuel use would be the most important action we could take. But as we learned, agriculture accounts for about 30% of greenhouse gas emissions worldwide, and farming has been a source of greenhouse gas ever since its invention about 10,000 years ago, when humans began clearing forests and plowing the land, which releases carbon dioxide from the soil into the air.
The good news is that agriculture can become part of the solution to climate change.
After several years of experimentation, scientists and farmers have found that a concerted campaign of "carbon farming" — the practice of converting carbon dioxide from the atmosphere into plant material and soil matter — can dramatically reduce emissions and revolutionize the way we farm.
As a plant grows, it takes in carbon dioxide (CO2) from the air and breaks it into carbon (C), which builds cells, and oxygen (O2), which is released as a waste product. Trees and deep-rooted plants like perennial grasses store more carbon than shallow plants because their longer roots are surrounded by a nutrient-rich region of soil where microorganisms convert CO2 into organic matter in a process called soil carbon sequestration. We can jump-start this process by spreading grasslands with a layer of compost, which seeds the soil with good microorganisms, resulting in more soil carbon sequestration.
Herd animals like cattle and sheep contribute their own manure (along with some microorganisms) to the soil, while their hooves push the manure and compost into the earth, promoting soil carbon sequestration. Moving livestock from one field to another in tight groups, so that each field is grazed intensively and then allowed to recover, further encourages the growth of deep perennial roots. The plants that are trimmed through grazing shed root matter below the surface, which becomes fodder for bacteria to accomplish even more soil carbon sequestration. The livestock are also managed to eat away annual grasses that bloom on a different schedule than perennial grasses, further encouraging carbon sequestration.
This process, and its potential to reverse climate change, inspired us to name our restaurant The Perennial. We are proud to serve beef and lamb from Stemple Creek Ranch, raised as part of a carbon farming project. Our chef, Chris Kiyuna, receives whole lambs and sides of beef from Stemple Creek and develops the most appropriate preparation for every part of the animals.
In an era of dire warnings from climate science, carbon farming offers an optimistic breath of fresh air.
Image courtesy of Soil Solutions, a program of the Center for Food Safety.


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I am in the beginning stages of my degree. Right now intro to everything it's to early for internships yet.
Campus Housing:
For the A's mount of money you pay to live on campus it is very out dated.
Health & Safety:
I have never seen a c as nous policemen patrolling the campus. Sometimes I just don't feel safe walking back to my room.
Off-Campus Dining:
There are so many restaurants downtown to pick from if you are tired of campus dining.
The bus is free although you paying for it with tuition. So I guess no that's not free either but it's easy and safe.
Drug Safety:
Very little peer pressure to drink or do drugs
Health & Safety:
I have never really felt unsafe on campus, but as with every school, there will be a crime here and there. You can sign up to get text alerts and e-mails about those kind of things though.
There a lot of computer labs available on campus and as a student, you have access to the wireless internet. You get a set number of pages to print things each semester, but I have never run out and I print a lot. You could probably get by without a laptop, but it more convenient to have one.
Overall Experience:
I absolutely loved Penn State. One of the best decisions I have ever made was to come here for school. The professors are great and the atmosphere is fun. We have Thon and a ton of other things to get involved in. If I could do it all over again, I would pick Penn State everytime
Campus Food:
There are so many options on campus. There's the HUB with a ton of food places in it. There is a lot of variety.
Off-Campus Dining:
There are a lot of options to eat off-campus right outside the university and there are a ton of options. Most of the places are a reasonable price. My suggestion is Canyon Pizza. They are open all night.
As an engineering major, the workload is extremely intense and most of my classes are "weed-out" classes. I often feel overwhelmed.
Health & Safety:
I have never felt in danger on campus and there is available police force.
I am happy with the coerces in my major that are directly related to my field. However, I am in several large general classes that are discouraging. I am considering changing my major.
Off-Campus Dining:
The off-campus dining options here are great. The cost is normal. There are many different places to eat on campus and convenient. There is a big variety for dining on campus.
Local Area:
I think that the local atmosphere here is great. There is always something for everyone to do whether it is going out to eat, sports event, mall, bowling, and so many more things to do. You never will get bored here. Safety is not an issue here. Most of the local attitudes towards students here are pretty good and most people are nice.
I think the academics offered here are great. The professors are great and very knowledgeable. They want us to learn and are willing to help students until they know the information. The workload isn't too much for most students. There is always study options for students who need it and areas for students to study.
I think the campus strictness is about average here. The rules for students to stay on track and not get into too much trouble. The strictness doesn't affect the students' academic or social lives.
Health & Safety:
The safety on campus is great. I never had a problem with feeling safe on campus. There is security walking around and stations with buttons to press if you need help around campus. I have night classes and always felt safe walking from my buildings to the bus to go home.
Party Scene:
The nightlife here is great. There is always something to do or going on. Also if you go out at night there is always a buss running or taxis for people to get home.
The local weather can get bad here sometimes but we never generally cancel campus. Since campus is never normally closed it is sometimes hard getting around campus with it being slippery and snow covered. They are pretty good with cleaning off the sidewalks but sometimes the weather was too bad to keep up with it.
The computers at my school are okay. There are a couple computer labs but sometimes very hard to find an open computer. Printing on campus is good except you don't get enough free pages for printing. The speed of the internet is pretty fast and can get wireless access pretty much anywhere on campus. In classrooms you do need to bring your won laptop if you need a computer for that class.
I feel that the athletics at our school are great. Many of the students who attend school here are involved with athletics. The fan support for the games are wonderful, there is always a big turn out. Also around campus and at the games people are always supporting the school spirit. Our school athletic facilities are great. They have everything you need and are very clean.
My program did not have any abnormalities to its application process and it was fairly easy. The application was quick and gathering any needed papers was painless.
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Despite common reservations about the location and climate, most Penn State students are fiercely loyal to their alma mater. Penn State boasts one of the largest alumni populations in the United States; graduates are proud of their degrees, and employers recognize the University's name immediately. Although the campus is located in a very rural area, school is technologically up-to-date and on the cutting-edge of current research.
Aside from academics, PSU is also known for its social scene, especially in relation to sports and parties. Nittany Lion football—home of the 2008 Big Ten Champions—is a national draw and a point of pride for both the University and the town of State College. For anyone interested in playing or watching varsity sports, PSU is a top choice. Penn State has also been ranked highly by many polls and "party school" surveys as one of the top party schools in the nation. While it certainly isn't the wildest town, these rankings are definitely accurate. The small-town setting and large-school atmosphere makes for little else in the way of entertainment, so it can be hard to avoid encountering the party scene during your time as a student. Still, the mix of work and leisure seems to work well for most of the student body, and academic standards at Penn State remain relatively high. It's easy to spend four years at Penn State as an ever-serious student, focused completely on whatever you choose to study. With so many opportunities to relax nearby, balance and moderation are some of the best skills to learn from your four years in college.
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