Bruins climb out of cellar with 6-2 win over Islanders
Nathan Horton scored twice with an assist and Tuukka Rask made 24 saves for Boston as the Bruins beat the New York Islanders 6-2. Boston ends a skid and wins a third straight, while Evgeni Nabokov was pulled after 12 minutes. David Krejci added a goal and two assists, extending a three-point run.
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Zona tops Valparaiso to open season in 73 64 win
Arizona, ranked 16th, protects defense in the second half after a shaky start. Kyle Fogg scores 16, Jesse Perry doubles, and Jordin Mayes adds early momentum as Arizona wins the season opener at home in the 2K Sports Classic benefiting Coaches vs. Cancer.
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Penn State officials in scandal probe face new charges and bail
Former Penn State officials CJ Schultz and Tim Curley are charged with lying to the state grand jury about the Sandusky case and stepped down from their posts. Curley received temporary leave, Schultz retired, and both appeared in Harrisburg court with bail set at 75000 dollars.
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Sandusky Camp Activities Link Blurred by Campus Ban
Penn State Behrend spokesman says former assistant coach Jerry Sandusky ran summer camps at the satellite campus for six years after a 2002 main campus ban. No complaints at the Erie area campus. Sandusky faces charges of sexually mistreating eight boys and maintains innocence.
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Joe Paterno urged to step down over Penn State scandal
Tim Dahlberg argues that Joe Paterno must resign now after failing to report the 2002 allegations about Jerry Sandusky. The column critiques leadership, accountability, and the impact on Penn State's program and honor.
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Chronology of a Scandal in the Penn State Sandusky case
A chronology outlines the Jerry Sandusky case from his Penn State coaching start in 1969 through the 2011 arrest on 40 counts. It notes The Second Mile creation, multiple Victim figures, investigations, and key players like Paterno Curley Schultz, with grand jury details and retirements.
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