Tell Penn State to Stop Advertising Addictive Online Gambling Products to Its Students!
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Renee Steffensmeier
2 years ago
This advertising campaign is enraging.
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Melinda Ampthor
2 years ago
Please stop this from moving forward.
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Judy Dyke
2 years ago
Why would intelligent people choose to encourage any type of gambling for anyone. Let alone young people to become possibly addicted to it.
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Robert E Shirey
2 years ago
Gambling and students are a bad mix
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Wanda Barlett
2 years ago
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Penn State's decision to advertise addictive gambling practices is unconsionable for us whose believe in PSU's land grant mission. Nothing could be further from our mission that to enslave students to a lifetime addiction that promotes neither their financial nor physical or emotional wellbeing.
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Jeanne Seaver
2 years ago
Stand with this Petition!
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Susan
2 years ago
I am ashamed as an alumni to see this blatant support of gambling when the information on the detriments of gambling is so clear. I thought this was an educational institution! Looks like all they care about is making money.
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Barbara Nilsen
2 years ago
As a PSU alumna and resident of State College, I feel very strongly about this issue.
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Joseph Golightly
2 years ago
PSU, don't you have better things to do?
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Anonymous
2 years ago
If Penn State can afford to advertise for online gambling, they shouldn't ask me for donations.
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Anonymous
2 years ago
Disappointed that Penn State is so willing to contribute to corrupting young minds.
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Anonymous
2 years ago
I do not think advertising for gambling is consistent with Penn State's mission.
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TSULTRIM DATSO
2 years ago
PSU should focus on education and cultivate wholesome values for thriving communities rather than focusing on big business and profit from gambling.
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Carolyn Wilhelm
2 years ago
As if supporting a brain-damaging, CTE-causing activity such as football, Penn State is now adding to the damage of young minds while posing as an education institution.
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Bridget Donnelly
2 years ago
Stop advertising and promoting predatory gambling in our university town.
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Ann Pangborn
2 years ago
Stop advertising and promoting predatory gambling in our university town.
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Anonymous
2 years ago
No to gambling ads on Penn State property!
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Avis Jones
2 years ago
You are supposed to be an institution bringing out the best in the students, not catering to moneyed interests for no good end. No advertising of gambling to students or anyone else. Have some integrity
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David Kolasa
2 years ago
Please stop encouraging students to start a gambling addiction.
This advertising campaign is enraging.
Please stop this from moving forward.
Why would intelligent people choose to encourage any type of gambling for anyone. Let alone young people to become possibly addicted to it.
Gambling and students are a bad mix
Penn State's decision to advertise addictive gambling practices is unconsionable for us whose believe in PSU's land grant mission. Nothing could be further from our mission that to enslave students to a lifetime addiction that promotes neither their financial nor physical or emotional wellbeing.
Stand with this Petition!
I am ashamed as an alumni to see this blatant support of gambling when the information on the detriments of gambling is so clear. I thought this was an educational institution! Looks like all they care about is making money.
As a PSU alumna and resident of State College, I feel very strongly about this issue.
PSU, don't you have better things to do?
If Penn State can afford to advertise for online gambling, they shouldn't ask me for donations.
Disappointed that Penn State is so willing to contribute to corrupting young minds.
I do not think advertising for gambling is consistent with Penn State's mission.
PSU should focus on education and cultivate wholesome values for thriving communities rather than focusing on big business and profit from gambling.
As if supporting a brain-damaging, CTE-causing activity such as football, Penn State is now adding to the damage of young minds while posing as an education institution.
Stop advertising and promoting predatory gambling in our university town.
Stop advertising and promoting predatory gambling in our university town.
No to gambling ads on Penn State property!
You are supposed to be an institution bringing out the best in the students, not catering to moneyed interests for no good end. No advertising of gambling to students or anyone else. Have some integrity
Please stop encouraging students to start a gambling addiction.
Agree with all the comments.