Baby red panda! :3
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I WANT ONE!
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um. yeah. still confused.
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thedailywhat:
End Of An Era of the Day: Joe Paterno is out as Penn State’s head football coach effective immediately.
The Board of Trustees announced the decision at a press conference a short while ago. Earlier today, Paterno said that he would retire at the end of his 46th season.
Defensive coordinator Tom Bradley will take over as interim coach. “Right now, I’m not the football coach, and that’s something I have to get used to,” Paterno told the AP shortly after his ouster.
Paterno had come under fire after it was revealed that he was made aware in 2002 of assistant coach Jerry Sandusky’s alleged sexual assault of pre-teen boys, but decided merely to inform his superiors and take no further action.
University president Graham Spanier also resigned tonight; executive VP Rodney Erickson will act as interim president.
Penn State athletic director Tim Curley and Senior Vice President Gary Schultz had previously stepped down after being charged with with perjury and failure to report suspected child abuse. Neither Spanier nor Paterno have been charged.
According to reports, a large crowd of JoePa supporters has gathered outside Old Main to voice their dismay at the board’s decision. The Daily Collegian says students are heading toward Beaver Canyon, where a demonstration will likely take place.
[pennlive / wtae.]
This should have been done sooner.
I live in Ohio. When it came out that Jim Tressel withheld information about players trading memorabilia they’d earned for tattoos, he resigned.
When it came out that Joe Paterno failed to report the rape of multiple children to the police, his response was “Oops. I’ll just retire at the end of the season.”
These were children. Joe Paterno may have fulfilled the bare minimum legal obligation, but his moral obligation to our children was almost entirely absent. Do others share blame? Yes. But as a moral leader on his campus, as the heart of Penn State, Joe Paterno had a human obligation to go to the frickin’ police. And he didn’t.
And now Penn State students are rioting. To those students, I have one question: Where is your shame?](http://25.media.tumblr.com/tumblr_luffdy62jP1qzpwi0o1_500.jpg)
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End Of An Era of the Day: Joe Paterno is out as Penn State’s head football coach effective immediately.
The Board of Trustees announced the decision at a press conference a short while ago. Earlier today, Paterno said that he would retire at the end of his 46th season.
Defensive coordinator Tom Bradley will take over as interim coach. “Right now, I’m not the football coach, and that’s something I have to get used to,” Paterno told the AP shortly after his ouster.
Paterno had come under fire after it was revealed that he was made aware in 2002 of assistant coach Jerry Sandusky’s alleged sexual assault of pre-teen boys, but decided merely to inform his superiors and take no further action.
University president Graham Spanier also resigned tonight; executive VP Rodney Erickson will act as interim president.
Penn State athletic director Tim Curley and Senior Vice President Gary Schultz had previously stepped down after being charged with with perjury and failure to report suspected child abuse. Neither Spanier nor Paterno have been charged.
According to reports, a large crowd of JoePa supporters has gathered outside Old Main to voice their dismay at the board’s decision. The Daily Collegian says students are heading toward Beaver Canyon, where a demonstration will likely take place.
This should have been done sooner.
I live in Ohio. When it came out that Jim Tressel withheld information about players trading memorabilia they’d earned for tattoos, he resigned.
When it came out that Joe Paterno failed to report the rape of multiple children to the police, his response was “Oops. I’ll just retire at the end of the season.”
These were children. Joe Paterno may have fulfilled the bare minimum legal obligation, but his moral obligation to our children was almost entirely absent. Do others share blame? Yes. But as a moral leader on his campus, as the heart of Penn State, Joe Paterno had a human obligation to go to the frickin’ police. And he didn’t.
And now Penn State students are rioting. To those students, I have one question: Where is your shame?
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I started out clicking strategically… and by the end was just wildly clicking and dancing in my chair.
CLICK THE SQUARES.
THE WHOLE WORLD NEEDS TO KNOW ABOUT THIS.
THIS THIS THIS THIS!
OH. MY. GAWWD! loveee
(Source: mandaflewaway, via onlytowardschaos)
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Confused.
I Still don’t understand this.
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uhh. so im doing this so i can follow my sister :)
![world-shaker:
thedailywhat:
End Of An Era of the Day: Joe Paterno is out as Penn State’s head football coach effective immediately.
The Board of Trustees announced the decision at a press conference a short while ago. Earlier today, Paterno said that he would retire at the end of his 46th season.
Defensive coordinator Tom Bradley will take over as interim coach. “Right now, I’m not the football coach, and that’s something I have to get used to,” Paterno told the AP shortly after his ouster.
Paterno had come under fire after it was revealed that he was made aware in 2002 of assistant coach Jerry Sandusky’s alleged sexual assault of pre-teen boys, but decided merely to inform his superiors and take no further action.
University president Graham Spanier also resigned tonight; executive VP Rodney Erickson will act as interim president.
Penn State athletic director Tim Curley and Senior Vice President Gary Schultz had previously stepped down after being charged with with perjury and failure to report suspected child abuse. Neither Spanier nor Paterno have been charged.
According to reports, a large crowd of JoePa supporters has gathered outside Old Main to voice their dismay at the board’s decision. The Daily Collegian says students are heading toward Beaver Canyon, where a demonstration will likely take place.
[pennlive / wtae.]
This should have been done sooner.
I live in Ohio. When it came out that Jim Tressel withheld information about players trading memorabilia they’d earned for tattoos, he resigned.
When it came out that Joe Paterno failed to report the rape of multiple children to the police, his response was “Oops. I’ll just retire at the end of the season.”
These were children. Joe Paterno may have fulfilled the bare minimum legal obligation, but his moral obligation to our children was almost entirely absent. Do others share blame? Yes. But as a moral leader on his campus, as the heart of Penn State, Joe Paterno had a human obligation to go to the frickin’ police. And he didn’t.
And now Penn State students are rioting. To those students, I have one question: Where is your shame?](http://25.media.tumblr.com/tumblr_luffdy62jP1qzpwi0o1_1280.jpg)
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