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When the words “Penn State” are heard, many people often think immediately of FOOTBALL! One of my favorite stories – and perhaps the lesser known – is the Penn State football story that dates back to racial segregation in the 1940s when The Pennsylvania State University football team agreed that it would not play games where their
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