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

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Robin
2 years ago

Please do not advertise any gambling at PSU evens

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Girts Perkons
2 years ago

Is the money received worth it at the cost of young students getting hooked on gambling. Disgraceful...

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Jackie Tawse
2 years ago

Please stop advertising gambling at all Penn State Events.

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Christy
2 years ago

As a PSU alum I am appalled that Penn State's Administration thinks so little of its students that they would promote gambling!

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Anonymous
2 years ago

Has PSU no conscience, or just a greedy heart?

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Mardi Frye
2 years ago

Please do not advertise gambling at any Penn State events, especially sports events.

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Bonnie Kline Smeltzer
2 years ago

This is an immoral practice for PSU! Share this information with friends and relatives throughout the country. The practice won't change without lots of pressure and media attention!

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Karen Lose
2 years ago

Citizens need to speak up against immoral & unethical things that effect the generations both young & old..

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Mildred Hopkins
2 years ago

There are too many gambling commercials on TV now, too. Students have enough problems without getting into gambling.

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Amber Miller
2 years ago

Please do not advertise gambling at any Penn State event

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Elaine Rodino
2 years ago

PSU should stop ads for gaming

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David L Schulte
2 years ago

We recognize that stopping support for the gambling industry will result in a loss of revenue for the college. But it is the right thing to do.

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Kristen B
2 years ago

Please do not promote gambling at the games.

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Barbara Neumuller
2 years ago

Gambling is an addiction and we need to protect our kids

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Douglas M Mason
2 years ago

No casinos near campus!

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paula hesse
2 years ago

Penn State's money-grubbing knows no bounds. What a sorry legacy.

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Barbara Lang
2 years ago

The sad history of Atlantic City NJ casinos should be a warning bell. The high crime infested area became intolerable for the residents.

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Pam Zimmerman
2 years ago

Disappointing that my alma mater would participate in something so detrimental to students

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Joe Beddall
2 years ago

A casino in a college town - idiotic!!!!

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Leann Diederich
2 years ago

Encouraging addiction goes against the best practices for mental health of college students!