Barry, I hope that if you're announced as victorious later today you'll help to make Barron/Barbour field at Beaver Stadium a reality.
“The achievements and legacy of President Eric J. Barron”
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Don't forget to visit the Barron Louvre and the Barbour cement pond before the game!
And Monday is the first day of his lucrative consulting gig with PSU.Sunday marks barren’s last day as president of Penn State.
Pretty sure that is not Barry.
And Monday is the first day of his lucrative consulting gig with PSU.
We’re in good hands.
Sunday marks barren’s last day as president of Penn State.
And there was much sadness in the halls of the dairy farmers.
Good question.
I keep forgetting that barren is going to hang around for a year to show Neeli the ropes. Perhaps I shouldn’t have sold the onion dip stocks.
Good question.
I keep forgetting that barren is going to hang around for a year to show Neeli the ropes. Perhaps I shouldn’t have sold the onion dip stocks.
Now that he's a contractor he won't have time for the dip swimming parties. Those special projects don't finish themselves.
I would move all of the onion dip stocks to suppository stocks as heard all of the BOT members' sphincters puckering up this afternoonGood question.
I keep forgetting that barren is going to hang around for a year to show Neeli the ropes. Perhaps I shouldn’t have sold the onion dip stocks.
His biggest accomplishment is making sure he gets a retirement check each month from Penn State for way more than he deserves. I wonder if he gets to double dip for next year or if he has to wait until his “consultant “ role is over? Would not be surprised to see that his consultant role actually allows him to increase his retirement monthly payment.
Indeed.
“During his past eight years as president, Eric has led Penn State through a remarkable period of transition, transformation and growth, while continuing to focus on the university’s mission of teaching, research and service,” Matthew Schuyler, chair of the Board of Trustees, said. “His efforts have touched every facet of campus life, including promoting greater access and affordability, as well as diversity and inclusion; bolstering the university’s support for active-military student veterans; and growing the university’s world-class research enterprise.”
Penn State Renames Innovation Hub in Honor of Eric Barron
Penn State President Eric Barron made entrepreneurial and innovation initiatives a key priority of his eight years in office. So it seems fitting that
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Indeed.
“During his past eight years as president, Eric has led Penn State through a remarkable period of transition, transformation and growth, while continuing to focus on the university’s mission of teaching, research and service,” Matthew Schuyler, chair of the Board of Trustees, said. “His efforts have touched every facet of campus life, including promoting greater access and affordability, as well as diversity and inclusion; bolstering the university’s support for active-military student veterans; and growing the university’s world-class research enterprise.”
Penn State Renames Innovation Hub in Honor of Eric Barron
Penn State President Eric Barron made entrepreneurial and innovation initiatives a key priority of his eight years in office. So it seems fitting that
Neeli should just quit now.
A Port-Pottie would have been more appropriate to bear his name,, the Eric J. Baron Shizhole.Indeed.
“During his past eight years as president, Eric has led Penn State through a remarkable period of transition, transformation and growth, while continuing to focus on the university’s mission of teaching, research and service,” Matthew Schuyler, chair of the Board of Trustees, said. “His efforts have touched every facet of campus life, including promoting greater access and affordability, as well as diversity and inclusion; bolstering the university’s support for active-military student veterans; and growing the university’s world-class research enterprise.”
Penn State Renames Innovation Hub in Honor of Eric Barron
Penn State President Eric Barron made entrepreneurial and innovation initiatives a key priority of his eight years in office. So it seems fitting that
Those of you who could never get his name spelled correctly or thought onion dip jokes were funny won’t agree, but this is actually a very appropriate way to recognize his very unique contribution to the Penn State community and to the economy of Pennsylvania. Of course all these critics have made contributions to society which far exceed anything which Dr Barron has done but they’re just to modest to brag about it.
The only redeeming thought about this is the fact that the building is not on campus and will not have to be a daily reminder to all employees, students and alumni every day of seeing his name emblazed in big, bold, gaudy letters and the so-called "legacy".Indeed.
“During his past eight years as president, Eric has led Penn State through a remarkable period of transition, transformation and growth, while continuing to focus on the university’s mission of teaching, research and service,” Matthew Schuyler, chair of the Board of Trustees, said. “His efforts have touched every facet of campus life, including promoting greater access and affordability, as well as diversity and inclusion; bolstering the university’s support for active-military student veterans; and growing the university’s world-class research enterprise.”
Penn State Renames Innovation Hub in Honor of Eric Barron
Penn State President Eric Barron made entrepreneurial and innovation initiatives a key priority of his eight years in office. So it seems fitting that
Put your money into curry and curry powder stocks. But some of the aforementioned and cook with it so your house and neighborhood stink.
All the best consultants hide out in mountains, especially in the tough times. You've got Marsh, Kaczynski, and now Barron. Have you ever wondered why Deliverance was filmed in the NC mountains?
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I do know how to spell his name, though typing and proofreading have never been a strong suit. Find it ironic, though, that this criticism would come from someone deficient in proper usage of the English language.
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