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Returning to Nittany Lion shrine caps this online graduate's Penn State journey | Penn State University
UNIVERSITY PARK, Pa. — A recent Penn State graduate got to re-create a special moment she shared with her mom more than two decades ago.
For years, Megh McCane-Howard has had a photograph on her refrigerator, taken by her mother, of her at a Nittany Lion shrine on one of Penn State’s campuses. McCane-Howard and her mom were visiting colleges in the 1990s, and they stopped at a campus for a photo op. Her mom thought Penn State would be a great place for her, said McCane-Howard.
For years, Megh McCane-Howard has had a photograph on her refrigerator, taken by her mother, of her at a Nittany Lion shrine on one of Penn State’s campuses. McCane-Howard and her mom were visiting colleges in the 1990s, and they stopped at a campus for a photo op. Her mom thought Penn State would be a great place for her, said McCane-Howard.