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Tell Penn State to Stop Advertising Addictive Online Gambling Products to Its Students!

173 Comments

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Eva Zeisky
1 year ago

STOP advertising to young people on-line betting!!!

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Brea Asbury
2 years ago

We care about students!

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George Vraneza
2 years ago

Stop advertising to PSU students on-line betting and gambling products.

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Don A Leon
2 years ago

President Bendapudi could show great leadership on this issue.

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Craig Bicknell
2 years ago

I agree that lottery advertising does not belong in schools.

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Richard Ciervo
2 years ago

My son is a 2011 graduate of Penn State and I’m glad he didn’t have this distraction.

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Andrew Shaffer · petition starter
2 years ago

Thank you for the encouragement!

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Brianna
2 years ago

PSU should be ashamed of advertising gambling and gambling promotional codes to students. This shows they (the PSU Administration) do not care about the well-being of their students. The PSU Administration only sees students as cash cows ready to be taken out to pasture, not precious young people who could make a difference in the world for the better. To them, being trapped in gambling addictions that make PSU money is more important than the welfare of students.

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L Valenciano
2 years ago

Keep up the great work, Andrew!!

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Arnie Wexler
2 years ago

So sick. Making $ from sick gamblers

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SURESH NAGARKOTI
2 years ago

Family's are distroyed please stop

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Anil Kumar Sankhwar
2 years ago

Gambling makes life hell.

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Vikram chadha
2 years ago

Please help stop gambling this addiction can cause destruction !!

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Margaret Angelino
2 years ago

As the first hit of a physical subscription can be a human's worst enemy, so can that first mental substance.

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Jayaprakash Mummidi
2 years ago

Stop advertising about gambling

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Ken Smeltzer
2 years ago

Pennsylvania doesn't need more places to lose the money needed for other things!

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Megan Layng
2 years ago

I was not aware of this until just recently. Penn State, take heed: “Whoever causes one of these little ones who believe in me to sin, it would be better for him if a great millstone were hung around his neck and he were thrown into the sea." Mark 9:42

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Jon Schweppe
2 years ago

Ridiculous!

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Bryant Conger
2 years ago

Penn State Athletics received $58.5 million in revenue from their Big-10 deal. Advertising online gambling at football games to students for additional revenue is insane.

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Ronda Hatefi
2 years ago

Advertising to a group that is not old enough to legally gamble is predatory. It has to stop.