But overreacting is the whole VA thing. If we hadn't overreacted years ago, they probably would have closed the hospital by now. |
I wouldn't make that speculation. |
No university comes close to the impact -- in every corner of the state -- that Penn State has. |
Our main concern is the student's health and well-being. We hope he does well and recovers. |
We always encourage those who are offended by free speech to use their own constitutional right to free speech to make their concerns known. This is an educational institution and people should embrace opportunities to inform one another and the public. ... We don't have a right to hide art. |
We appreciate the governor's ongoing support for Penn State and understand the pressure on the commonwealth's resources in recent years. At the same time, we will work with members of the House and Senate during the coming months to encourage additional support for the University. |
We filed (the motion to dismiss) because we feel the allegations against the athletic director and against Penn State are unfounded. |
We lock down the building and keep away people who are disrupting the business of the university. |
We put out our story in the press release. The story's done. |
We will not be able to freeze tuition for undergraduate students in 2006 with a state appropriation that looks like it might be near the same level we received five years ago. The increase in inflation and other costs over the past five years will have to be supported by more internal belt-tightening and our only other main income stream -- tuition. |
We're always saddened by the death of a student. It's doubly sad for it to happen during a time usually associated with being a happy season. |
We're very fortunate to have her serving on the board. |
With this proposed appropriation falling significantly short of the funds requested to support a tuition freeze by Penn State at 20 of its undergraduate campuses, that idea will need to be abandoned. The tuition freeze proposal was approved by Penn State's Board of Trustees during their September, 2005, meeting, dependent on a 9.5 percent increase in state appropriation. |