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Tory Irwin to replace Cody Marshall as Editor in Chief

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April 21, 2013

This year, Cody Marshall will be stepping down as the Lycourier Editor in Chief. Cody Marshall will be replaced by junior Tory Irwin.
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Students, community members take on Warrior Challenge

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April 21, 2013

On Sunday, April 7, Lycoming College Campus Activities Board and Intramurals teamed up to host the first ever Warrior Extreme Challenge.
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Habitat travels for Spring Break Trip 2013

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April 21, 2013

Cory Trego
Staff Writer

 While most students headed home for a week of relaxation over spring break, twenty two students and three advisors from Lycoming College took a trip to Fort Lauderdale, Florida, to work with a local chapter of Habitat for Humanity.
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Reactions to CAB concert show lack of support for students

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April 21, 2013

Tory Irwin
Opinion Editor

Last Thursday, I worked a long day helping with preparations for the Mac Miller concert (as well as selling concessions prior to, during, and after the show and helping a small amount with tear down). This marked my third year assisting with the CAB-sponsored concert.
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One last thought: Saying goodbye to the Class of 2013 with some classic advice

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April 21, 2013

Tory Irwin
Opinion Editor

It’s hard to believe we’re at the end of another school year. And for me, that means that I’ll soon be a senior (and as you’ve witnessed before if you read my columns, I’m kind of freaking out on the inside about that).
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The Hook-Up: Rumrunners

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April 21, 2013

Jehiel Boner
Lycourier Staff

We are all familiar with the Jimmy Buffett song about liking piña coladas and getting caught in the rain and frankly if you’ve spend any amount of time in Williamsport, you are probably tired of rain and in need of a tropical drink to lift your spirits.
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Senior Goodbyes

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April 21, 2013

Brandon Sellers, 
English Lit. and Political Science


Congratulations to each and every one of us.  Good luck to everyone choosing to continue their education, as well as to those job-seekers and job-holders.
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Kim Dreese: College Life Editor says goodbye

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April 21, 2013

On May 5th, I will walk through the Oliver Sterling memorial gates and officially say goodbye to Lycoming College and its team of talented
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The Hook-Up: Hana Asian Bistro whips up great food and cocktails

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April 21, 2013

John Piazza
Staff Writer

This past week, we visited the newly established Hana Asian Bistro at 2019 East 3rd Street right off of the Golden Strip in Williamsport. We are always interested in new restaurants in the area and are always excited to see how they measure up. Fortunately, Hana did not disappoint.
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Lycoming Equestrian Club Revamps Program

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April 21, 2013

Julia Cuddahy
Entertainment Editor
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Brave students conquer second annual Fear Factor

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April 21, 2013

Kimberly Dreese
College Life Editor

Students Terrell Nixon and Cody Marshall won the second annual Fear Factor competition in Lamade Gymnasium on Mar. 20 after participating in a grueling series of races and events.  

“It was the most disgusting thing I’ve ever done,” winner Marshall said after the event.
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Club Spotlight: Fencing Club says Engarde!

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April 21, 2013

Taylor Kendra
Staff Writer

Steel on steel reverberates through the Rec Center as the Lycoming College Fencing Club practices for their upcoming tournament.  Dr. Michael Gaylor, or “Maestro,” instructs the club on form, strategy, and mindset.
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‘The Hobbit: An Unexpected Journey’ exceeds expectations

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April 21, 2013

Alycia Lucio
Staff Writer

Many of you know the acclaimed “Lord of the Rings” series, directed by Peter Jackson, in which we follow Frodo Baggins on his journey to Mount Doom.
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‘Arsenic and Old Lace’ Entrances Lyco Audiences

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April 21, 2013

Taylor Kendra
Staff Writer

Lycoming College’s “Arsenic and Old Lace” opened April 10 in the Mary L Welch Theatre.  The show was directed by Dr. Biliana Stoytcheva-Horrissian.
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Warriors fall to No. 18 Widener Pride in Lax

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April 21, 2013

Justin Ossont
Sports Editor 

The Lycoming College Warriors thought they had a chance to cause an upset in a lacrosse game.  The problem was that they were facing the 18th nationally ranked Widener University Pride.  They suffered a 15-1 blowout, but thanks to senior Tom Lurie ended the Warriors possible shut out with a goal.
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Lady Warriors lose to mighty Pride

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April 21, 2013

Justin Ossont
Sports Editor
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Opinion: Warrior Extreme Challenge sends Lyco into the era of extreme runs

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April 21, 2013


Justin Ossont
Sports Editor

Many people on Lycoming College’s campus have heard about extreme runs such as Tough Mudder, Spartan Races, Zombie Runs, or even Warrior Races.  Well the Recreation department at Lycoming wanted to put a twist on all of that with the first ever Warrior Extreme Challenge.
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Senior Goodbye: The stadium lights go out

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April 21, 2013

Justin Ossont
Sports Editor

Four years of studying and countless sleepless nights and the only thing I will be receiving is a $160,000 piece of paper.  I am just kidding.  These past four years have been something that I will treasure the rest of my life.  There are so many people to thank in this farewell.
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Chieftain Award: Who will be named Chieftain this year?

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February 25, 2013

Cody Marshall
Editor in Chief

In 1951, Lycoming College established the Chieftain Award to recognize an outstanding student of the graduating class. The idea to create this award came from none other than a student of the college, Ralph Marion, Jr. Marion wanted the college to recognize a single graduating senior as the Chieftain.
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Student Senate votes to raise activity fee

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February 25, 2013

Katie Jones
Staff Writer

On the evening of Monday, Feb. 4th, Student Senate made a decision to raise the student’s activity fee by $20. This logical decision was created to benefit the needs of the multiple clubs, organizations, events, and activities on campus.
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Library computers experience delays, frustrate students

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February 25, 2013

Bethany Richardson
Staff Writer

For the past few weeks, many Lycoming students have noticed a delay in the computers and printers in the library.  This was not a big problem, but as the situation continued, many were complaining that nothing was being done.
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Opinion: a higher minimum wage will assist students

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February 25, 2013

Kimberly Dreese
College Life Editor
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Lycohacks: 5 programs that will change your life as a student

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February 25, 2013

 Kimberly Dreese
College Life Editor

Students have a rough life.  We are expected to perform well in our classes, join a ton of extracurricular activities, and balance a social life with a job or two.  Several companies have recognized this stress and have produced programs, apps, or software that makes the life of a student a little bit easier.
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Five gems of Williamsport within walking distance

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February 25, 2013

Kimberly Dreese
College Life Editor

1. Millionaire’s Row
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How broken is too broken?

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February 25, 2013

Failing heating systems, broken pipes suggest necessary dorm renovationTory Irwin
Opinion Editor

Like most of you lovely folks that attend Lycoming College, I am a resident student, living in a dorm on campus. A dorm building that has had more problems in the past few weeks than it probably should have.
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‘The Hungry Season’ tracks a dysfunctional family’s vacation

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February 25, 2013

Qiana Hill
Staff Writer

Spring break is coming, and in case you want to snuggle up with a good read, The Hungry Season by T. Greenwood (Author of Two Rivers) is the book for you.
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Pennsylvania: a natural art gallery

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February 25, 2013

Cory Trego
Staff Writer

I am no art critic, but I understand the beauty of the natural world.
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Swimming makes huge splash at MAC championship

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February 25, 2013

Justin Ossont
Sports Editor 

After a weekend full of cheering and using strange music to introduce swimmers, the men’s swim team finished one of its best seasons in over 40 years with a third place finish in the Middle Atlantic Conference Championships on the weekend of Feb. 10th.  
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Basketball wins in miracle fashion

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February 25, 2013

Justin Ossont
Sports Editor
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Paterno’s family finds holes with ‘Freeh Report’

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February 25, 2013

After months of pain and suffering, family finds major flaws; family looking for justiceJustin Ossont
Sports Editor

The last year for the Paterno family has been a nightmare from hell.
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Students attend Student Leadership Challenge

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February 7, 2013

Julia Cuddahy 
Entertainment Editor

“I am part of an international drug cartel, and so is Larry Mannolini,” Anthony (Tony) J. D’Angelo, contributing author of “Chicken Soup for the College Soul” and host for the evening, jokingly said to kick-start “The Student Leadership Challenge.”
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Student Athletic Committee to hold penny war

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February 7, 2013

Bethany Richardson
Staff Editor

The Student Athletic Committee (SAC) is holding a penny war in the coming weeks to raise money for the Make-a-Wish Foundation.
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Antoine Boyer: My international experience at Lycoming College

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February 7, 2013

Antoine Boyer
Guest Writer

As you might know, I am the French TA at Lycoming College for the year 2012-2013. I would like to share  what I have lived and learned since I am in the United States.
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Why some African Americans hate Black History Month

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February 7, 2013

Kimberly Dreese
College Life Editor
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Choosing a campus club: Black Student Union

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February 7, 2013

Alycia Lucio
Staff Writer

This past weekend, I had the pleasure of interviewing Sifa Blackmon, the President of Black Student Union, to find out just what this club is all about.
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Lyco Music Department releases spring schedule

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February 7, 2013

Qiana Hill
Staff Writer

The Music Department of Lycoming College features many talented musicians and singers each year.  Many concerts are planned for this semester. Some of these concerts will be overseen by Dr. Fred Thayer, a pillar of the music department who has been teaching at Lycoming for thirty-seven years and will be retiring.
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Inclement weather alert system needs changes

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February 7, 2013

By Tory Irwin
Opinion Editor

On Monday, Jan. 28, the school cancelled classes, a rare occurrence at Lycoming College.

While I’m grateful to see the administration’s concern for student and faculty safety, I have some qualms with the way it happened, and other events surrounding the cancelation.
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What’s so super?

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February 7, 2013

America’s religious zeal surrounding over-hyped sporting event undeservedBy Tory Irwin
Opinion Editor

Maybe it’s because I was raised in a hockey family, but I will never understand the religious zeal surrounding professional football.
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‘The Vagina Monologues’ impacts women and men

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February 7, 2013

Taylor Kendra 
Staff Writer

The Vagina Monologues opens Wed., Feb. 13th in the Mary L Welch Theater.   Written by Eve Ensler, the Monologues opened in 1997 as a one-woman show.
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‘Lo Imposible’ wins awards

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February 7, 2013

Qiana Hill
Staff Writer

The Impossible (Spanish: “Lo Imposible”), is a 2012 disaster drama film. The film is based on the true story of María Belón and her family’s experience of the 2004 Indian Ocean tsunami. Naomi Watts stars as María, and Ewan McGregor as her husband Henry, and Tom Holland as their oldest son Lucas.
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The Appalachian’s past influences future of parks

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February 7, 2013

By Cory Trego Staff Writer
Rugged mountain peaks rising above the horizon evoke thoughts of the power and beauty of nature.  They are a visible testament to the every changing natural world.  They provide obstacles for spreading civilizations, protection for ancients ones, and an opportunity for the adventurous. 
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Lady Warriors keep playoff hopes alive with win

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February 7, 2013

Justin Ossont
Sports Editor 

On a day that counted the most, the Lady Warriors stepped up to the plate and finished strong.  Efforts from freshman Oliva Manges and junior Julia Antonelli helped propel the Lady Warriors to a 63-47 victory over Commonwealth Conference opponent Stevenson.
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Wrestling gains two wins at Wilkes quad match

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February 7, 2013

Justin Ossont
Sports Editor

Senior 184-pounder wrestler Tyler Cunningham is having a season for the ages.  He finished this past weekend tournament at Wilkes University in Wilkes-Barre, Pa., by going undefeated in the four team tournament.
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Opinion: “Does he/she even go here?”

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February 6, 2013

Isaiah Britton
Guest Writer

They’re wrong. You’re not judgmental or vindictive; you just love your school and care deeply about your classmates’ safety. Here’s how I know.
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Dinner Debates: Discussing appropriate gun regulations

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January 24, 2013

Tory Irwin
Opinion Editor

This past weekend my family came to visit me. We spent the entirety of Saturday without any sort of debate—an incredible feat really. You see, I’m the black sheep in my very conservative family. To keep the peace, I try to avoid any topic of conversation that steers toward politics and religion. It just doesn’t go well for me.
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