Former Penn State President Graham Spanier to promote his Sandusky book on campus

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Former Penn State President Graham Spanier to promote his Sandusky book on campus
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Spanier contends he and others, including the late football coach Joe Paterno, were unfairly tarnished by a “criminal justice system run amok, political vindictiveness and retribution, moral panic and the influence of a twisted media narrative.”

In the prologue to his memoir, Graham Spanier summed up his life as Penn State University president until his world came crashing down around him in November 2011. If you purchase a product or register for an account through one of the links on our site, we may receive compensation.

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