See the link. Yet another classy Penn State student-athlete.
http://www.centredaily.com/latest-news/article55100390.html
http://www.centredaily.com/latest-news/article55100390.html
14 Goals of Angelo Mangiro at Penn State (incl. honor Joe, reach out to Sue)
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"So I wrote down ‘Honor Joe,’ and I think I really did that when I graduated with my Master’s (degree).”
I think he certainly did honor Joe. "Success with honor!"
I think he certainly did honor Joe. "Success with honor!"
If only our BOT and top administrators would follow his lead!
What a contrast. Honorable young men, typical of the vision Joe had for young recruits he brought to PSU for 6 decades and The despicable and cowardly people who call themselves trustees and administrators.
Once again, our student athletes prove to be more honorable than the adults in positions of leadership.
Well that just got him uninvited to the homecoming parade.
Maybe Penn State will issue Mangiro a "notice of separation" like um did with gibbons (conveniently after gibbons had exhausted his eligibility).
I wonder how many students Mark Emmert came into contact with that made it a goal to honor him? I'll take a guess - zero.
I know all schools have football players that are intelligent, well spoken, honorable men. I may be naive, but from what I have seen through the years, we have had far more than our fair share. I trace this bounty back to Joe Paterno and his "Grand Experiment". It was his vision that set a standard for others to follow, and it continues at Penn State 50 years after it began. It was a legacy of excellence and we need to do all we can to see it continues, and that the man who started it all has his reputation restored.
Seeing that standard continue would be a great way, in part, to honor Joe.
Wow, hilarious comment (NOT). Kid gave the program all he had for 5 years, and was an excellent ambassador for the university, and that's all you can say. Seriously man, get a grip and stop being an a**hole.
This is why it is so important that the university honor Joe and that he have a visible place within the university (beyond his name on the library, which is obviously important). The last of Joe's recruits are leaving the university this year. Even though Penn State has a close-knit community of current and former players, the locker room will no longer have guys who knew Joe and what he meant firsthand. The legacy must continue. It is no longer Joe's program, but players should know about his contributions and should carry on Success With Honor.
Reasonable to reference honor and our bot at the same time. They do not deserve to be together in the same sentence or the same paragraph or even when referencing the same topic.
