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  • Student groups offer tips for healthy relationships

    Student groups offer tips for healthy relationships

    Feb. 12, in the BSC, the Student Wellness Advocacy Group (SWAG) and It’s on Us club representative members hosted informational and interactive displays. Both clubs provided multiple brochures, papers and informational packets to students. SWAG’s table invited students to participate by having a hands-on board where students could write. If they wanted, students could get

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  • Professor shows audience the religious side of baseball player Jackie Robinson

    Professor shows audience the religious side of baseball player Jackie Robinson

    Author of nine books regarding topics of religion, politics and civil rights, associate professor of religious studies and peace and conflicts studies Dr. Michael Long spoke Tuesday, Feb. 6 at the Hoover Center of Business about his most recent book, “Jackie Robinson: A Spiritual Biography.” Long’s interest in Robinson had everything to do with Robinson’s

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  • Students compete in lip syncing, dance to be crowned Mr. Etown

    Students compete in lip syncing, dance to be crowned Mr. Etown

    The evening of Feb. 9 was one reserved for excitement; it was the night of the much anticipated annual Mr. Etown competition. Mr. Etown 2018 was filled with dance numbers, lip syncing and above all, humor. Mr. Quads, senior Ryan Schick, was crowned Mr. Etown. Mr. Schlosser, sophomore Dylan Warner, was first runner-up, and Mr.

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  • The Weekly Chirp: Students, faculty weigh in: What is the significance of the impending DACA deal?

    The Weekly Chirp: Students, faculty weigh in: What is the significance of the impending DACA deal?

    Monday, March 5, President Donald Trump plans to repeal the Obama-era Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA) unless new legislation is passed. DACA refers to a protection policy that affects people who came to the United States as children but have no lawful immigration status. This bill was introduced June 5, 2012, and it allowed

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  • Album of PA native moody, memorable

    Album of PA native moody, memorable

    Pennsylvania native Matthew Tyler Musto, who goes by the stage-name “blackbear,” (stylized lowercase) released his third studio album, “digital druglord,” April 21, 2017. It was preceded by promotional single “Do Re Mi,” which hit spot number 40 on the Billboard Hot 100. Although “Do Re Mi” has received the most attention, the entire album is

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  • Photography Contest Finalist

    Photography Contest Finalist

    First-year student Miranda Fedor is a finalist in the Photographer’s Forum annual photography contest. This photo was selected out of over 12,000 entries from around the world and will be published in Photographer’s Forum, a book that will be sent to different college libraries and to art, photography, and graphic design professors. Photographer’s Forum Magazine

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  • #Throwback Thursday Review: Highlights of 2009’s “The Time That Remains”

    #Throwback Thursday Review: Highlights of 2009’s “The Time That Remains”

    I love a good Throwback Thursday, especially when I neglect to go to the theaters. It’s cold outside; can you blame me? I am also a firm believer that it is never too late to see an old movie. That being said, let’s get into “The Time That Remains,” a 2009 Palestinian film. “The Time

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  • Business Profile: Trellis Marketplace has something in store for every shopper

    Business Profile: Trellis Marketplace has something in store for every shopper

    The Trellis Marketplace is a small-scale shopping mall full of diverse goods sold by small business vendors. The marketplace is currently home to around 25 vendors from locally grown businesses. These vendors are spread out in sections all throughout the building. The vendor mall experience is something very unique in itself (since not many areas

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  • The Study Abroad Experience

    The Study Abroad Experience

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    • February 15, 2018

    Why do we travel? Some people want to meet new people and gain new perspectives. Others seek to step out of their comfort zones and learn more about themselves. We hope that if we travel we can make the world around us feel just a little bit smaller. When I first arrived at the Leonardo

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