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stanley becher the larger pool of 16, which includes four alternates, have ties of one sort or another to Penn State. Among them -- a season ticket holder, a current professor, a former professor, a current student and a Penn State grad.The current professor, Casarez, notes, has been with the school 24 years, regularly
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