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Jan 19, 11 •
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by At the beginning of each new year, many people make resolutions that usually fade by Valentine’s Day. Dedicated resolution-ites might keep their vows until St. Patrick’s Day or Easter, but by May, resolutions are forgotten completely. However, this...
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Jan 19, 11 •
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by College students suffer from large appetites and empty pockets. Luckily for Gannon University students, Viva Wraps and Pitas, located at 420 State St. between McDonald’s and Happy Garden, provides a delicious meal for a reasonable price. When I entered...
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Jan 19, 11 •
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by Sam Shepard’s drama, “A Lie of the Mind,” is not like anything Gannon’s Schuster Theatre has ever done before. Dark and almost sinister, this play asks a lot of both the relatively small cast and the audience members. “Lie” forces the...
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Jan 19, 11 •
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Finding God on Gannon's Campus, Opinion •
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by As a second-semester senior, I certainly should know how to read my class schedule. I mean, I have only been doing this for eight semesters now. I should be an old hat at this, right? Alas, last Tuesday I found myself going to Creative Writing Workshop...
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Jan 19, 11 •
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Opinion •
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by As the buzzing needle pushed into my skin, all I could think was, “I can’t believe I’m doing this.” But I did it – I got my first tattoo over Christmas vacation. I’ve now ascended a special level of nerd-dom in getting my tattoo. I will forever...
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Jan 19, 11 •
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Knight Vision, Opinion •
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by The Gannon Knight is continuing to meet the technological demands of today’s society. One of today’s most aggressive gadget-driven duties involves keeping up with online social networks. Interactivity is not only a big part of our everyday real life,...
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Dec 16, 10 •
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by A few changes are in store for the timetable surrounding the search for Gannon University’s next president. The Most Rev. Donald W. Trautman, bishop of the Roman Catholic Diocese of Erie and chairman of Gannon’s board of trustees, announced Dec. 16...
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Dec 8, 10 •
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by Glamour girls like Grace Kelly and Katherine Hepburn would have scoffed at today’s America, which welcomes the average, the untalented and the weirdos yearning to be famous. While old school celebrities got air time, Internet sensations and reality...
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Dec 8, 10 •
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Knight Vision, Opinion •
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by Most of us are counting the days, hours and minutes until the moment we can head home for Christmas break. We know the number of projects or tests that stand between us and freedom. So we expect our breaks to be a beautiful haven from the busyness of...
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Dec 8, 10 •
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Opinion •
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by I don’t ski, I prefer flowing peasant skirts to itchy turtlenecks and I dry heave at the sight of inflatable Christmas lawn decorations. But winter’s here, so I’ve got to make the most of it. Before you call me a Scrooge, please note that I’m doing...
