Barry needs our help. Please read.

[TiogaLion]

Ok guys and gals, let's get some of that money you've been saving by not donating to Penn State and get it where it may possibly do some good. Barry is asking for $10k, but that's not going to cut it. We need a big bag of money raised and this is your opportunity to help make a difference.

"Dear Penn State friends and family,

My lawsuit against the Penn State Board of Trustees and Matt Schulyer (Chair) is moving forward. Dave Lapioli, a Penn State alum who you might know, has set up a GoFundMe fundraiser to help me hire legal representation. Dave is a stand up guy and I am very grateful for his effort. https://www.gofundme.com/f/support-penn-state-trustee-barry-fenchaks-legal-fund

Before I filed the suit I spoke with several lawyers who quoted in the ballpark of a $10,000 retainer, so that's the goal. If I am able to hire a lawyer the complaint would be amended to request legal fees if we win, but that is at the judge's discretion and not guaranteed.

You can go to my website and read about the lawsuit (https://barryfenchak.com/legal/) - I think you'll agree it's long overdue and shows just what kind of leadership is running the BOT.


I want to make this the best lawsuit we can present, and your support will help make that happen. Sharing this with your Penn State connections would also move us closer to success. Together WE ARE making our voices heard.
I am happy to talk with anyone interested in donating. Contact me at [email protected] or check my website for other contact information including my address if you'd feel more comfortable sending a check.


Thank you for your support and encouragement, I could not be doing it without you."

 

[BobPSU92]

What does amendola charge these days?

 

[LBUfanatic]

Ok guys and gals, let's get some of that money you've been saving by not donating to Penn State and get it where it may possibly do some good. Barry is asking for $10k, but that's not going to cut it. We need a big bag of money raised and this is your opportunity to help make a difference.

"Dear Penn State friends and family,

My lawsuit against the Penn State Board of Trustees and Matt Schulyer (Chair) is moving forward. Dave Lapioli, a Penn State alum who you might know, has set up a GoFundMe fundraiser to help me hire legal representation. Dave is a stand up guy and I am very grateful for his effort. https://www.gofundme.com/f/support-penn-state-trustee-barry-fenchaks-legal-fund

Before I filed the suit I spoke with several lawyers who quoted in the ballpark of a $10,000 retainer, so that's the goal. If I am able to hire a lawyer the complaint would be amended to request legal fees if we win, but that is at the judge's discretion and not guaranteed.

You can go to my website and read about the lawsuit (https://barryfenchak.com/legal/) - I think you'll agree it's long overdue and shows just what kind of leadership is running the BOT.


I want to make this the best lawsuit we can present, and your support will help make that happen. Sharing this with your Penn State connections would also move us closer to success. Together WE ARE making our voices heard.
I am happy to talk with anyone interested in donating. Contact me at [email protected] or check my website for other contact information including my address if you'd feel more comfortable sending a check.


Thank you for your support and encouragement, I could not be doing it without you."

Go pound sand.

 

[TiogaLion]

Go pound sand.

You sound like Schuyler. I think posts like this will actually help the campaign.

 

[BobPSU92]

Go pound sand.

Please explain.

 

[Blue White Lion]

Go pound sand.

Are you “anti-transparency”?

 

[CbusLion]

Please explain.

Maybe he meant Sandy?

That's...not nice

 

[PSUJam]

Ok guys and gals, let's get some of that money you've been saving by not donating to Penn State and get it where it may possibly do some good. Barry is asking for $10k, but that's not going to cut it. We need a big bag of money raised and this is your opportunity to help make a difference.

"Dear Penn State friends and family,

My lawsuit against the Penn State Board of Trustees and Matt Schulyer (Chair) is moving forward. Dave Lapioli, a Penn State alum who you might know, has set up a GoFundMe fundraiser to help me hire legal representation. Dave is a stand up guy and I am very grateful for his effort. https://www.gofundme.com/f/support-penn-state-trustee-barry-fenchaks-legal-fund

Before I filed the suit I spoke with several lawyers who quoted in the ballpark of a $10,000 retainer, so that's the goal. If I am able to hire a lawyer the complaint would be amended to request legal fees if we win, but that is at the judge's discretion and not guaranteed.

You can go to my website and read about the lawsuit (https://barryfenchak.com/legal/) - I think you'll agree it's long overdue and shows just what kind of leadership is running the BOT.


I want to make this the best lawsuit we can present, and your support will help make that happen. Sharing this with your Penn State connections would also move us closer to success. Together WE ARE making our voices heard.
I am happy to talk with anyone interested in donating. Contact me at [email protected] or check my website for other contact information including my address if you'd feel more comfortable sending a check.


Thank you for your support and encouragement, I could not be doing it without you."

I think the shît that the BOT is pulling is possibly illegal however they have unlimited funds for guys like him. The fight that needs to happen is in Harrisburg, not Old Main.

 

[TiogaLion]

I think the shît that the BOT is pulling is possibly illegal however they have unlimited funds for guys like him. The fight that needs to happen is in Harrisburg, not Old Main.

Don't take a defeatist attitude. All we need is a Judge who is a virtuous person. Yes, a tall order but I believe they still exist. We'll also need about 1,000 people willing to donate a $100.

 

[Moogy]

Please explain.

Go Pound Sand: Meaning, Usage, and Origin

What does "go pound sand" mean? Read all about the meaning and origin of this idiom.

prowritingaid.com

Go pound sand tells someone they don't have enough sense to do anything worthwhile. Pounding sand is pointless, menial work. The phrase implies that they're better off doing something stupid than bothering you. It expresses an additional level of disdain and contempt than by just saying, “go away!”

However, it is still more polite than using swear words to express the same sentiment; no expletives required!

 

[PSUJam]

Don't take a defeatist attitude. All we need is a Judge who is a virtuous person. Yes, a tall order but I believe they still exist. We'll also need about 1,000 people willing to donate a $100.

One of my friends bought this PPV fight back in the day. When it was over, I told him it would've been more fun watching it swirl down in a flush in a toilet bowl. I thought Barry was all about fiduciary responsibility? I'm big on not pissing my money away as well. Ironic.

 

[PSUFTG2]

Thank You Tioga.

Very much appreciated.

Things are moving VERY quickly (I will, of course, keep folks updated through my web site and on Boards like this one)
There will be a positive update out soon (Yeah!), and a lot is likely to transpire within the next few weeks.

Stay tuned

 

[laKavosiey-st lion]

Who doesn’t have 10k for a retainer is my question.

 

[kgilbert78]

One of my friends bought this PPV fight back in the day. When it was over, I told him it would've been more fun watching it swirl down in a flush in a toilet bowl. I thought Barry was all about fiduciary responsibility? I'm big on not pissing my money away as well. Ironic.

A lot of folks thought the same thing about Tyson vs Douglas. But a buddy of mine's friend bought it and we went over to watch it. After the fight his dad hame home and asked "which round?" (meaning which round did Tyson win it in?). The answer rather surprised him. You never know. Once in a while lightning strikes. A few days later, I went to the celebration at Columbus City Hall....

 

[Achowalogan]

Who doesn’t have 10k for a retainer is my question.

This is not about who has 10k…it’s about all the folks who are deeply disappointed and concerned about the corruption at PSU having an opportunity to participate and join the fight to help their university… Fight on…for OUR Penn …State!

 

[HappyValley1]

I thought Barry was supposed to be the smartest guy in the room, yet doesn’t have 10k and needs the McAndrew board to cover that for him?

EL. OH. EL.

Maybe he can ask Tony to spot him once he’s done paying for the baseball stadium.

 

[Moogy]

This is not about who has 10k…it’s about all the folks who are deeply disappointed and concerned about the corruption at PSU having an opportunity to participate and join the fight to help their university… Fight on…for OUR Penn …State!

It's about the 10K.

This isn't a petition of support ... it's Barry begging for money. He already cried poor when he announced this whole thing and stated he was going to represent himself because of money. Thing is, from what little I've read about this ... it would appear this lawsuit may be directed at the wrong parties and, regardless, would only grant Barry himself access to some info (the relevance of which I won't argue here, but which doesn't appear to be a slam dunk). It's not like he's opening up info to the general public, or anyone but himself - only an investment adviser who is too poor for a simple $10K retainer.

 

[laKavosiey-st lion]

This is not about who has 10k…it’s about all the folks who are deeply disappointed and concerned about the corruption at PSU having an opportunity to participate and join the fight to help their university… Fight on…for OUR Penn …State!

Oh, I understood he asked for 10k, my bad.

 

[ValleyForgeLion]

Who doesn’t have 10k for a retainer is my question.

Barry made it clear he's got a large family he's trying to get through college.

It's also clear it's time for the alumni to put up or shut up and support him. This is a good case and we've donated. I want the BOT to see that the alumni are sitting on the sidelines and backing someone who is calling them out on their B.S.

Everybody on here suddenly clutching their wallets and questioning someone who is putting in all the work is giving a big thumbs up to the corruption that is destroying Penn State. Get off your asses and kick him $25. Let 'the right people' know that 'the wrong people' are saying enough is enough.

 

[PSUJam]

Ok guys and gals, let's get some of that money you've been saving by not donating to Penn State and get it where it may possibly do some good. Barry is asking for $10k, but that's not going to cut it. We need a big bag of money raised and this is your opportunity to help make a difference.

"Dear Penn State friends and family,

My lawsuit against the Penn State Board of Trustees and Matt Schulyer (Chair) is moving forward. Dave Lapioli, a Penn State alum who you might know, has set up a GoFundMe fundraiser to help me hire legal representation. Dave is a stand up guy and I am very grateful for his effort. https://www.gofundme.com/f/support-penn-state-trustee-barry-fenchaks-legal-fund

Before I filed the suit I spoke with several lawyers who quoted in the ballpark of a $10,000 retainer, so that's the goal. If I am able to hire a lawyer the complaint would be amended to request legal fees if we win, but that is at the judge's discretion and not guaranteed.

You can go to my website and read about the lawsuit (https://barryfenchak.com/legal/) - I think you'll agree it's long overdue and shows just what kind of leadership is running the BOT.


I want to make this the best lawsuit we can present, and your support will help make that happen. Sharing this with your Penn State connections would also move us closer to success. Together WE ARE making our voices heard.
I am happy to talk with anyone interested in donating. Contact me at [email protected] or check my website for other contact information including my address if you'd feel more comfortable sending a check.


Thank you for your support and encouragement, I could not be doing it without you."

What happens to the money when he falls short of $10,000? Maybe he should consider selling PSUFTG2 digital trading cards or gold sneakers with PSUFTG2 on them.

 

[StamfordBridgeVikingatLeftOffensiveTackle]

What happens to the money when he falls short of $10,000? Maybe he should consider selling PSUFTG2 digital trading cards or gold sneakers with PSUFTG2 on them.

A "Barry needs our help bake sale" is a possibility. Scones, anyone?

 

[StamfordBridgeVikingatLeftOffensiveTackle]

Seriously, how many PSU grads are practicing law? If the plaintiff has standing and the lawsuit merit, there must be one who would take this on pro bono.

 

[laKavosiey-st lion]

Ok, someone tell me what changes I can enjoy for my donation. I like bullet points.

 

[BobPSU92]

Seriously, how many PSU grads are practicing law? If the plaintiff has standing and the lawsuit merit, there must be one who would take this on pro bono.

Or at least pro The Edge.

 

[StamfordBridgeVikingatLeftOffensiveTackle]

Or at least pro The Edge.

C'mon Bob! We know that you're printing money in the pharma belt. $10 grand is chump change for a guy like you.

 

[PSUJam]

Ok, someone tell me what changes I can enjoy for my donation. I like bullet points.

● The University's 25 lawyers drag out the lawsuit

● Barry runs out of your money

● Barry asks for more of your money

● The lawsuit is dropped because of lack of funds

● Barry's followers on Facebook are happy because he tried

 

[ValleyForgeLion]

Ok, someone tell me what changes I can enjoy for my donation. I like bullet points.

1. Barry keeps exposing the BOT for the deceitful and lying sacks of &^%$ they are.
2. The lying and deceitful sacks of *&^% on the BOT spend more time and effort trying to turn the lighs back off and protecting their racket.
3. In trying to turn the lights back off they get sloppy and break the law.
4. A judge steps in and rules that they are breaking the law. Maybe the PA legislature wakes up and starts asking questions.
5. Suddenly the BOT Executive Committee has to start doing things the legal way, which they have no clue how to do.
6. Penn State stops its downward spiral.

Everything Barry is doing is pure entertainment, and watching them squirm every time he opens his mouth is well worth a $100 donation.

 

[laKavosiey-st lion]

● The University's 25 lawyers drag out the lawsuit

● Barry runs out of your money

● Barry asks for more of your money

● The lawsuit is dropped because of lack of funds

● Barry's followers on Facebook are happy because he tried

 

[PSUJam]

Exactly. As the poster above this said, it buys you "pure entertainment". Take that $10k to Harrisburg and it would be more effective. I'm not sure how much it would get you, but giving it to a lawyer to fight the BOT is pissing it away for nothing.

 

[ValleyForgeLion]

Take that $10k to Harrisburg and it would be more effective. I'm not sure how much it would get you, but giving it to a lawyer to fight the BOT is pissing it away for nothing.

This is a great idea and it's big of you to take this on. We're behind you a thousand percent. Figure out who in Harrisburg is going to listen to you, find a lawyer to represent you, and come up with a compelling argument that's really going to make the Legislature take action after decades of blind eyes away from 16802.

Find a supporter to start your GoFundMe and I'm in for $100. Wishing you every success.

In the meantime, put up or shut up. Steve Wagman will not be returning to the BOT and all the crying in the world won't make it happen.

 

[PSUJam]

This is a great idea and it's big of you to take this on. We're behind you a thousand percent. Figure out who in Harrisburg is going to listen to you, find a lawyer to represent you, and come up with a compelling argument that's really going to make the Legislature take action after decades of blind eyes away from 16802.

Find a supporter to start your GoFundMe and I'm in for $100. Wishing you every success.

In the meantime, put up or shut up. Steve Wagman will not be returning to the BOT and all the crying in the world won't make it happen.

I'm not the one suing PSU without money for a lawyer. Maybe he should have thought about that first like a logical person would have.

As for me, I have a daughter, nephew and niece that will all be on campus in two weeks. I have no need to kick the hornet nest. Just pointing out how foolish this all looks.

 

[laKavosiey-st lion]

and again, what’s the net gain after a victory for me with 4 alums in DE, Philly and LA? What do I get? No ones said.

 

[step.eng69]

WOW......
There is another way to contribute to Barry's campaign if you do not wish to donate money, donate plasma....
Your payment will be loaded onto a reloadable prepaid card after your first plasma donation.

• Deposits are automatic
• Use your funds right away
• Then funnel the funds to the campaign

I supported PENN STATERS FOR RESPONSIBLE STEWARDSHIP, SMSS, FRAMING PATERNO, ALL of the RALLY's FOR RESIGNATIONS and have No Problem in supporting Barry with $$ donations. I see another one of my collogues, William Levinson, from the NSPE & PSPE also donated. Bill wrote many letters to the Governor, BOT, PaAG, and Newspapers in an attempt to right the ship for Paterno and our three administrators.

Below is our good friend & B-W poster David Mullaly-Rally Organizer​

Any of you remember this Penn Stater-Ryan Bagwell, fought for many years in filing a RTKL. My son and I approached Ryan at one of the games and contributed $100 each. In the end, I believe legal costs were more than $100,000 fighting for information the public should have access.

"Transparency has always been a buzz word at Penn State, especially during the last two years. Legions of alumni and students have urged Penn State to become more transparent and open with its budget, decision making, and communications, although there is a natural resistance from the university to that push."

Ryan Bagwell, a 2002 graduate and former Board of Trustees candidate, has taken that push one step forward into the courts. Bagwell takes habit of filing Right to Know Law requests — 26 of them, according to his website — to obtain documents relating to the business of the Board of Trustees and the university, usually specific to the Jerry Sandusky fallout. And now, he has started the “Penn State Sunshine Fund” to help pay for the legal fees required to continually battle Penn State in court.

The Right to Know Law is a tricky thing to understand, especially as it relates to Penn State. Because Penn State is only a state-related university and not a publicly funded state school, it is not subject to Right to Know requests. However, certain members of the Board of Trustees who are involved in state government — the Secretary of Education, for example — can be subject to Right to Know laws if the request meets the criteria.

Bagwell has already won several court battles with Penn State over some interesting records. For example, earlier this month he was able to obtain a series of emails between board members, including then-Pennsylvania Secretary of Education Ron Tomalis, about President Rodney Erickson and his acceptance of the NCAA consent decree.

On July 24, 2012, influential board member Ira Lubert sent an email to Erickson and others questioning the decision to sign the sanctions agreement.

“l’m very troubled about this representation in light of your explanation to us yesterday that we had no option but to sign this, no negotiation etc!” Lubert wrote. “Again this board is put in the position that we don’t know what we’re doing and that we rush to decisions under the excuse we ‘had no choice.’”

The email was part of 86 pages of records released by the governor’s office as a result of Right-to-Know Law request. Bagwell has also had some recent success in being granted emails and other documents sent from state prosecutor Frank Fina to Louis Freeh/members of his firm (although that decision is still being held up by the district attorney’s office).

Bagwell says he has spent $15,000 so far in legal fees in his open-records fight, which is where the new fundraising initiative comes in. The Sunshine Fund “is a grassroots effort dedicated to the institution of meaningful transparency at the Commonwealth’s flagship institution. It distributes funding for legal action, lobbying and other initiatives geared toward eliminating the secrecy that persists in Old Main,” according to its website.

Penn State has a lot of lawyers and a even more money. Bagwell hopes to raise $50,000 through the fund to continue to battle those forces and obtain records that could shed some light on key university decisions over the last two years.

 

[PSUFTG2]

and again, what’s the net gain after a victory for me with 4 alums in DE, Philly and LA? What do I get? No ones said.

There are people out there who care about Penn State. For them, the answer is abundantly obvious.

For those who don't? There is no answer - obviously. Those folks have zero reason to even be aware.
You can do what you wish, of course, but if you are truly feeling consternated there is likely no reason to.

 

[PSUFTG2]

WOW......
There is another wat to contribute to Barry's campaign if you do not wish to donate money, donate plasma....
Your payment will be loaded onto a reloadable prepaid card after your first plasma donation.

• Deposits are automatic
• Use your funds right away

I supported PENN STATERS FOR RESPONSIBLE STEWARDSHIP, SMSS, FRAMING PATERNO, ALL of the RALLY's FOR RESIGNATIONS and have No Problem in supporting Barry with $$ donations. I see another one of my collogues, William Levinson, from the NSPE & PSPE. Bill wrote many letters to the Governor, BOT, PaAG, and Newspapers in an attempt to right the ship for Paterno and our three administrators.

Below is our good friend & B-W poster David Mullaly-Rally Organizer​

View attachment 626551

Any of you remember this Penn Stater-Ryan Bagwell, fought for many years in filing a RTKL. My son and I approached Ryan at one of the games and contributed $100 each. In the end, I believe legal costs were more than $100,000 fighting for information the public should have access.

"Transparency has always been a buzz word at Penn State, especially during the last two years. Legions of alumni and students have urged Penn State to become more transparent and open with its budget, decision making, and communications, although there is a natural resistance from the university to that push."

Ryan Bagwell, a 2002 graduate and former Board of Trustees candidate, has taken that push one step forward into the courts. Bagwell takes habit of filing Right to Know Law requests — 26 of them, according to his website — to obtain documents relating to the business of the Board of Trustees and the university, usually specific to the Jerry Sandusky fallout. And now, he has started the “Penn State Sunshine Fund” to help pay for the legal fees required to continually battle Penn State in court.

The Right to Know Law is a tricky thing to understand, especially as it relates to Penn State. Because Penn State is only a state-related university and not a publicly funded state school, it is not subject to Right to Know requests. However, certain members of the Board of Trustees who are involved in state government — the Secretary of Education, for example — can be subject to Right to Know laws if the request meets the criteria.

Bagwell has already won several court battles with Penn State over some interesting records. For example, earlier this month he was able to obtain a series of emails between board members, including then-Pennsylvania Secretary of Education Ron Tomalis, about President Rodney Erickson and his acceptance of the NCAA consent decree.

On July 24, 2012, influential board member Ira Lubert sent an email to Erickson and others questioning the decision to sign the sanctions agreement.

“l’m very troubled about this representation in light of your explanation to us yesterday that we had no option but to sign this, no negotiation etc!” Lubert wrote. “Again this board is put in the position that we don’t know what we’re doing and that we rush to decisions under the excuse we ‘had no choice.’”

The email was part of 86 pages of records released by the governor’s office as a result of Right-to-Know Law request. Bagwell has also had some recent success in being granted emails and other documents sent from state prosecutor Frank Fina to Louis Freeh/members of his firm (although that decision is still being held up by the district attorney’s office).

Bagwell says he has spent $15,000 so far in legal fees in his open-records fight, which is where the new fundraising initiative comes in. The Sunshine Fund “is a grassroots effort dedicated to the institution of meaningful transparency at the Commonwealth’s flagship institution. It distributes funding for legal action, lobbying and other initiatives geared toward eliminating the secrecy that persists in Old Main,” according to its website.

Penn State has a lot of lawyers and a even more money. Bagwell hopes to raise $50,000 through the fund to continue to battle those forces and obtain records that could shed some light on key university decisions over the last two years.

TY Step.

FWIW, Ryan Bagwell would have been an outstanding trustee, IMO.
He ran for the Board in 2014 - and came in 8th out of 31 candidates. There were several notable candidates that year (that was the year Alice Pope, Bob Jubelirer, and Al Lord won seats. Matt Schuyler came in 11th. Laurie Stanell, who would win a seat a few years later, also ran that year)

 

[Achowalogan]

WOW......
There is another wat to contribute to Barry's campaign if you do not wish to donate money, donate plasma....
Your payment will be loaded onto a reloadable prepaid card after your first plasma donation.

• Deposits are automatic
• Use your funds right away

I supported PENN STATERS FOR RESPONSIBLE STEWARDSHIP, SMSS, FRAMING PATERNO, ALL of the RALLY's FOR RESIGNATIONS and have No Problem in supporting Barry with $$ donations. I see another one of my collogues, William Levinson, from the NSPE & PSPE. Bill wrote many letters to the Governor, BOT, PaAG, and Newspapers in an attempt to right the ship for Paterno and our three administrators.

Below is our good friend & B-W poster David Mullaly-Rally Organizer​

View attachment 626551

Any of you remember this Penn Stater-Ryan Bagwell, fought for many years in filing a RTKL. My son and I approached Ryan at one of the games and contributed $100 each. In the end, I believe legal costs were more than $100,000 fighting for information the public should have access.

"Transparency has always been a buzz word at Penn State, especially during the last two years. Legions of alumni and students have urged Penn State to become more transparent and open with its budget, decision making, and communications, although there is a natural resistance from the university to that push."

Ryan Bagwell, a 2002 graduate and former Board of Trustees candidate, has taken that push one step forward into the courts. Bagwell takes habit of filing Right to Know Law requests — 26 of them, according to his website — to obtain documents relating to the business of the Board of Trustees and the university, usually specific to the Jerry Sandusky fallout. And now, he has started the “Penn State Sunshine Fund” to help pay for the legal fees required to continually battle Penn State in court.

The Right to Know Law is a tricky thing to understand, especially as it relates to Penn State. Because Penn State is only a state-related university and not a publicly funded state school, it is not subject to Right to Know requests. However, certain members of the Board of Trustees who are involved in state government — the Secretary of Education, for example — can be subject to Right to Know laws if the request meets the criteria.

Bagwell has already won several court battles with Penn State over some interesting records. For example, earlier this month he was able to obtain a series of emails between board members, including then-Pennsylvania Secretary of Education Ron Tomalis, about President Rodney Erickson and his acceptance of the NCAA consent decree.

On July 24, 2012, influential board member Ira Lubert sent an email to Erickson and others questioning the decision to sign the sanctions agreement.

“l’m very troubled about this representation in light of your explanation to us yesterday that we had no option but to sign this, no negotiation etc!” Lubert wrote. “Again this board is put in the position that we don’t know what we’re doing and that we rush to decisions under the excuse we ‘had no choice.’”

The email was part of 86 pages of records released by the governor’s office as a result of Right-to-Know Law request. Bagwell has also had some recent success in being granted emails and other documents sent from state prosecutor Frank Fina to Louis Freeh/members of his firm (although that decision is still being held up by the district attorney’s office).

Bagwell says he has spent $15,000 so far in legal fees in his open-records fight, which is where the new fundraising initiative comes in. The Sunshine Fund “is a grassroots effort dedicated to the institution of meaningful transparency at the Commonwealth’s flagship institution. It distributes funding for legal action, lobbying and other initiatives geared toward eliminating the secrecy that persists in Old Main,” according to its website.

Penn State has a lot of lawyers and a even more money. Bagwell hopes to raise $50,000 through the fund to continue to battle those forces and obtain records that could shed some light on key university decisions over the last two years.

I supported the causes you mentioned, attended the Old Main Rally, signed the "409" that went to NCAA (I took a day off work to go to State College to sign it), supported billboards on 322, supported Barry with the full page ad in the CDT, and am supporting Barry now...the only way the criminals win is if we give up. I despise the ongoing corrupt leadership but am still willing to fight for MY university.

 

[PSUFTG2]

I supported the causes you mentioned, attended the Old Main Rally, signed the "409" that went to NCAA (I took a day off work to go to State College to sign it), supported billboards on 322, supported Barry with the full page ad in the CDT, and am supporting Barry now...the only way the criminals win is if we give up. I despise the ongoing corrupt leadership but am still willing to fight for MY university.

You said it better than I could have.

 

[PSUJam]

 

[laKavosiey-st lion]

There are people out there who care about Penn State. For them, the answer is abundantly obvious.

For those who don't? There is no answer - obviously. Those folks have zero reason to even be aware.
You can do what you wish, of course, but if you are truly feeling consternated there is likely no reason to.

There’s not a single sentence telling me what the win is. This political S is all nonsense

 

[BobPSU92]

I applaud Barry’s efforts. It is not a sign of weakness or a source of embarrassment if he cannot afford $10k in legal fees. Furthermore, I respect him if he chooses not to foot the entire bill. He is putting himself out there, but it isn’t all about him. This lawsuit is not only for Barry’s benefit. It benefits all Penn Staters.

I’m such an a$$hole.