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There’s Something About Normal People
Fun fact of the day: Matty Healy actually read “Normal People,” watched Daisy Edgar-Jones and Paul Mescal passionately fall in love the most infuriating way…
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Taylor vs. Ticketmaster
“The Great War” is not only a song from Taylor Swift’s latest album, but it’s also the way fans are referring to the ticket purchasing…
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Sean Clifford, Drew Allar and the Future of Penn State Football
The crowd during the Maryland game on Nov. 12 was like any at Penn State: Packed with pride. The student section rumbled and chanted while…
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Preparing for LineLeap’s Annual Holiday Bar Crawl on Dec. 3
Haven’t you heard? Santa Crawls is Coming to Town! LineLeap’s annual holiday bar crawl is making its way to State College on Saturday, Dec. 3….
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Philly Violence, Specifically On College Campuses
College is a time to prosper, learn and grow. It is a place where students should feel free and inspired to find themselves and pursue…
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UPDATE: Biden Student Loan Forgiveness Plan Blocked?
On Monday, Oct. 17 of this year, the Biden Administration announced that their student loan forgiveness plan was live. This enabled many people and students…
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University of Virginia Shooting
The University of Virginia community mourned on Tuesday as new details emerged both about the three football players killed in a campus shooting this week…
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Chaos in the Middle East: Protests in Iran Persist Despite International Efforts
What Sparked the Protests: The anti-government protests in Iran began on September 16, following the death of Mahsa Amini. Amini, a 22-year old woman, was…
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That’s Restaurant Biz, Baby!
VALLEY asked students on campus to tell us about their restaurant experiences that have stuck with them and make them question just how sanitary restaurants…
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Amazon’s Workout Clothes
Over the past couple of years, Amazon has become known for its high-quality workout dupes. People have found themselves resorting to Amazon rather than spending…
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To Go On or Stay Off? The Truth About Birth Control
Being on the birth control pill is often dismissed as simply being a contraceptive, or a way to treat things such as acne and severe…
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Getting Ready for Winter Running
Running is a classic exercise that just about anyone can do. While some people are content with treadmills, others only want to experience the joy…
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Second-Hand State College
Sustainability is a 2020s buzzword thrown around all too much. Everyone from your favorite clothing companies to your parents is trying to be more sustainable,…
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How Sue C’s It
With her tracksuit, scheming and unflinching ability to yell at teenagers, Sue Sylvester, played by Jane Lynch, remains one of the most memorable characters on…
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Celebrities Who Fell From Fame: Where Are They Now?
As a celebrity, every step you take is documented and there are not many ways around that. Some celebrities never get a break and are…
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Androgyny: The Essence of Fashion
At its core, fashion can be expressive, but mute. Bold, but soft. It can be that all at once. History has shown that fashion responds…
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VALLEY’s Guide On Dressing For The Workplace
It’s time to blow a kiss goodbye to your favorite sweats and say hello to the fashion of the working world (yes, that oversized hoodie…
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Billie Eilish and Jesse Rutherford: My Opinion
The second song that comes up recommended by Spotify upon searching The Neighbourhood is “Daddy Issues.” Let’s talk about it! Jesse Rutherford (31), the lead…
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