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.
STOP advertising to young people on-line betting!!!
We care about students!
Stop advertising to PSU students on-line betting and gambling products.
President Bendapudi could show great leadership on this issue.
I agree that lottery advertising does not belong in schools.
My son is a 2011 graduate of Penn State and I’m glad he didn’t have this distraction.
Thank you for the encouragement!
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.
Keep up the great work, Andrew!!
So sick. Making $ from sick gamblers
Family's are distroyed please stop
Gambling makes life hell.
Please help stop gambling this addiction can cause destruction !!
As the first hit of a physical subscription can be a human's worst enemy, so can that first mental substance.
Stop advertising about gambling
Pennsylvania doesn't need more places to lose the money needed for other things!
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
Ridiculous!
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.
Advertising to a group that is not old enough to legally gamble is predatory. It has to stop.