<p>". . . But, just as an anchor was ready to speak about the [Freeh] report, the television screens suddenly went blank. They then turned to a public access channel featuring a reporter from The Morning Call newspaper in Allentown about the state budget . . ."</p>
<p>Things that make you go, "Hmm."</p>
<p>TVs</a> at PSU student center suddenly switched to public access</p>
<p>So, add censorship to the problems at PSU…that is frightening.</p>
<p>There are also reports that students on campus still don’t know the result of the findings because that TV is their only source of news.</p>
<p>[Defending</a> the HUB TV - Onward State](<a href=“http://onwardstate.com/2012/07/12/defending-the-hub-tv/]Defending”>Defending the HUB TV)</p>
<p>Things that make you go, “Not sure if serious…”</p>
<p>Yeah I think they’re jumping the gun on the “censorship” thing. Theres no point in them doing that, people will find out in a matter of minutes even if the HUB TV doesn’t show it.</p>
<p>What do you mean the students’ only source of news is HUB TV? The internet is down? They never learned how to Google? 
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<p>Uh I cant delete my post from my phone… So I edited it.</p>
<p>that is certainly strange…I wonder if the administration was worried that immediate reaction to the news might spark some sort of student riots similar to what happened last year…but it seems like Penn State campus is fairly sleepy over the summer and reporters have described the reaction there as “subdued.” Would be interested to hear how students currently on campus are taking this news. [Penn</a> State reaction to Freeh report more subdued than Paterno firing - mcall.com](<a href=“http://www.mcall.com/news/nationworld/pennsylvania/mc-penn-state-freeh-report-campus-20120712,0,29580.story]Penn”>http://www.mcall.com/news/nationworld/pennsylvania/mc-penn-state-freeh-report-campus-20120712,0,29580.story)</p>
<p>@mommusic: I was being very, very sarcastic to illustrate how ridiculous the “censorship” argument is/was</p>