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People gather in front of the Old Main building for a candlelight vigil on the Penn State campus, Friday, Nov. 11, 2011, in State College, Pa.
Matt Rourke / AP
People gather in front of the Old Main building on Friday night.
Alex Brandon / AP
Penn State student Caitlin Kwiatkowski lights candles at the start of a candlelight vigil on Friday night.
STATE COLLEGE - Candles, not police lights, have lit Penn State's campus as thousands of students and supporters gather for the victims in a child sex abuse scandal roiling one of the nation's largest universities.
Friday night's vigil was organized by students in the wake of a shocking grand jury report that accuses a retired assistant football coach of sexually assaulting boys, sometimes at university facilities. The report suggests school officials didn't aggressively investigate or report the activity. Read the full story here.
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Firstly, the students need to apologize for the riots. Mature people don't act like that. Secondly, they need to take a class on ethics so they can understand why JoePa and his buddies are moral failures. Blind idolatry is wrong. College students are supposed to be better than this. Safety of children come before football.