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Feb 20, 19 •
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Finding God on Gannon's Campus, Top Stories •
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by Sometimes, life goes exactly as planned. And other times, it is nothing like that at all. This past week, I experienced something that I’d like to call “gracious uncertainty.” As a student co-leader for the Haiti ABST, we have been planning for...
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Feb 20, 19 •
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Arts & Leisure, Top Stories •
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by With Valentine’s Day only being a few short days ago, love may still be in the air. If it isn’t in your cards, Netflix offers a few romantic comedies that will not only have you laughing, but feeling the love. For those interested in films from the...
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Feb 20, 19 •
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News, Top Stories •
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by Gannon University’s Student Government Association (SGA) hosted its second Town Hall meeting Monday in the Yehl Ballroom of the Waldron Campus Center. Such events are great opportunities for students to share their ideas, opinions and concerns...
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Feb 20, 19 •
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Arts & Leisure, Top Stories •
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by “Endgame” took the Schuster Theatre stage Feb. 13-17 as the second production of Fringe Fest Erie. The show, an absurd tragicomedy written by Samuel Beckett, is a simultaneously humorous and depressing exploration of the endless cycles in which we...
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Feb 20, 19 •
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Arts & Leisure, Top Stories •
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by Award season is coming to a close Sunday with the airing of The 91st Academy Awards at 8 p.m. It’s been a rocky road getting to this point, but it looks like everything is going to work out just fine in the end. We’ll all just have to wait until the...
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Feb 20, 19 •
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News, Top Stories •
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by As election time nears to decide the next president of Gannon University’s Student Government Association (SGA), students gathered Tuesday evening to hear the candidates speak and to offer their vision for Gannon. Presidential candidate Beth Kropf, a...
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Feb 20, 19 •
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Faculty Spotlight, Features, Top Stories •
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by Steven Ropski, Ph. D., is best known for being a professor in Gannon University’s biology department, but what students may not know about him is his love for the theater. Ropski said the thing that makes him so passionate about theater is “doing...
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Feb 20, 19 •
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Arts & Leisure, Top Stories •
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by I have been reviewing music on this platform for 2 1/2 years now, but I have been listening to music avidly since my senior year of high school five years ago and have been always been interested in music since I got my first iPod in fourth grade. So,...
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Feb 20, 19 •
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Knightly News •
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by Loftus Lecture to be held Thursday in Yehl Ballroom Gannon will be hosting the Loftus Lecture at 7:30 p.m. Thursday in the Yehl Ballroom of the Waldron Campus Center. The lecture will feature Julie Hanlon Rubio, Ph.D., a professor of social ethics at the...
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Feb 20, 19 •
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Features, Top Stories •
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by Throughout Gannon University’s campus, an abundance of students can be seen in Greek letters. Whether they are social, honors or a particular major, Greek life is everywhere on campus. Although Greek life offers service opportunities, there is one...
