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New Penn State president to
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Posted By:JoniTx, 1/8/2012 9:58:23 PM |
| Jerry Kintigh, 79, a retired Air Force colonel from Mt. Lebanon and a proud Nittany Lion, counts five Penn State University degrees among himself, his wife and their children. Yet his affinity for the school is rivaled these days by something almost as intense: his anger at how the child sex abuse scandal rocking his alma mater has been handled. One group he is especially upset with is Penn State's 32-member board of trustees, which he said seemed to do little for months after a grand jury investigation into former assistant football coach Jerry Sandusky came to light in March.
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MHR, 1/8/2012 10:13:55 PM?????(No. 8264066)
Go get 'em Mr Kintigh, all Trustees deserve the boot immediately
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New Penn State president to
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Jerry Kintigh, 79, a retired Air Force colonel from Mt. Lebanon and a proud Nittany Lion, counts five Penn State University degrees among himself, his wife and their children. Yet his affinity for the school is rivaled these days by something almost as intense: his anger at how the child sex abuse scandal rocking his alma mater has been handled. One group he is especially upset with is Penn State's 32-member board of trustees, which he said seemed to do little for months after a grand jury investigation into former assistant football coach Jerry Sandusky came to light in March.
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