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May 2, 19 •
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Opinion, Top Stories •
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by So the time has finally come for me to write my very last column for The Gannon Knight. This is something that I have been both excited for and dreading for the last few weeks. I have been extremely excited to sit down and really reflect on this past...
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May 1, 19 •
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Sports, Top Stories •
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by The Gannon University lacrosse team’s final week of the season included a highlight, as the Knights snapped an 11-game losing streak on April 24 with a wild 9-8 victory over Slippery Rock at McConnell Family Stadium. That victory, coupled with Gannon’s...
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May 1, 19 •
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News, Top Stories •
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by As another year culminates, some students are just finishing their first year of college and others are just a few final exams away from completing their final year of college at Gannon University. Gannon’s 2019 spring commencement ceremony will...
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May 1, 19 •
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Arts & Leisure, Top Stories •
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by Just like my column on this same subject, this article contains absolutely no spoilers for “Avengers: Endgame.” Over the weekend, the final Avengers movie “Avengers: Endgame” premiered to an overwhelmingly positive response from both audiences and...
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May 1, 19 •
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Arts & Leisure, Features •
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by Allan Collins is a senior psychology major at Gannon University who has done a lot more than just attended class. But who exactly is he? And what does he think about his final moments at Gannon? Well to start, I know that he doesn’t just like psychology;...
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May 1, 19 •
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Faculty Spotlight, Features, Top Stories •
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by Growing up in a household with a dad as a musician, Leeanna Golembiewski was bound to fall in love with playing music. “There was always music playing in the house,” Golembiewski said. Now an adjunct lecturer in the psychology program at Gannon,...
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May 1, 19 •
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Sports, Top Stories •
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by The Gannon University softball team wrapped up its third straight Pennsylvania State Athletic Conference West title and clinched the division’s top seed in this week’s conference tournament by sweeping Slippery Rock, 7-6 and 1-0, Sunday at McConnell...
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May 1, 19 •
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Features, Top Stories •
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by Occupational wellness is finding balance and fulfillment in our roles as students and employees by using our skills and talents to positively impact the community where we learn and work. It is the ability to achieve a balance between work and leisure...
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May 1, 19 •
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Finding God on Gannon's Campus, Top Stories •
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by When I was little, I remember asking my dad what the strongest muscle in the body was. After some time, he thoughtfully said, “the tongue.” That moment has stuck with me for years. It was so profound to my little mind. The tongue truly is the...
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May 1, 19 •
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Arts & Leisure, Top Stories •
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by Schuster Theatre’s “Big Fish” is a whimsical story for the whole family. The play, which opened last week, takes place in the state of Alabama. Originally a novel by Daniel Wallace and later a film directed by Tim Burton, “Big Fish” hit stages...
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