STATE COLLEGE, Pa. — — Wearing a crisp, dark blue academic gown, Danielle Einhorn checked her phone a couple times and looked around anxiously as she waited outside the Jordan Center on Saturday before her graduation from Penn State. The end of a trying year for Einhorn and fellow students had finally arrived. Seniors were all smiles as the university celebrated with a graduation weekend full of academic pomp and circumstance. Topics Graduation Health and Safety at School Teaching and Learning See more topics » "It's bittersweet, it feels good to finish. It's a good year because we've been through a lot," said Einhorn, a public relations major who wore a graduation cap that she imprinted with her first name, fraternity and sorority letters and a gray paw print — symbolic of the school's Nittany Lion mascot.

http://www.mcall.com/news/breaking/mc-penn-state-graduation-20120505,0,1791431.story FROM THE MORNING CALL STATE COLLEGE, Pa. — — Wearing a crisp, dark blue academic gown, Danielle Einhorn checked her phone a couple times and looked around anxiously as she waited outside the Jordan Center on Saturday before her graduation from Penn State. The end of a trying year for Einhorn and fellow students had finally arrived. Seniors were all smiles as the university celebrated with a graduation weekend full of academic pomp and circumstance. "It's bittersweet, it feels good to finish. It's a good year because we've been through a lot," said Einhorn, a public relations major who wore a graduation cap that she imprinted with her first name, fraternity and sorority letters and a gray paw print — symbolic of the school's Nittany Lion mascot.