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Flu season may have reached its peak in PA

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January 24, 2013

By Kimberly Dreese
College Life Editor

According to a recent survey done by the CDC, over 47 states have reported widespread influenza activity.  However, the numbers also suggest that for the places that were hit the earliest—including the South and the Northeast—the season may finally be at its peak.
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‘Silver Linings Playbook’ dismantles mental illness stigma

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January 24, 2013

Tory Irwin
Opinion Editor

Recently, I’ve been making my way through the Oscar nominees for best picture. I’m a huge fan of the film industry, and I just really love watching good movies. If you need a recommendation, look up the nominations. The past year was a great year for movies, and they’re top notch.
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Ghost in ‘Mama’ frightens audiences

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January 24, 2013

Alycia Lucio 
Staff Writer

This past Friday, the horror movie “Mama” premiered in theaters.  Now before I give my critique, keep in mind I’m not the type of person that jumps at every little thing that pops out, but I do know a good scary movie when I see one.  And “Mama” had me intrigued up until the end.
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Warriors finish season with best record in 40 years

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January 24, 2013

Justin Ossont
Sports Editor 

In the 1964-65 swim season, the team finished with a record of 11-1.  This year’s group of warriors didn’t win eleven straight meets, but they did win 8 and Saturday the Warriors swept both the men’s and women’s meet to finish their season 8-1 overall in the MAC conference.
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Eight wrestlers place at ECWC

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January 24, 2013


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Awards given at 34th annual football banquet

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January 24, 2013

Justin Ossont
Sports Editor

The football team handed out awards on the evening of Jan. 12 at the 34th annual football awards banquet.  Tri-captains and seniors Nate Oropollo, Cody Moyer, and Parker Showers walked home with the highest accolades a Lycoming College Football Warrior could receive.
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Right to Work Legislative Package Supported by Everett

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January 23, 2013

HARRISBURG – A six-bill legislative package designed to have Pennsylvania become the 25th Right to Work state in the nation was reintroduced in the House and featured at a press conference in the State Capitol in Harrisburg, Rep. Garth Everett (R-Lycoming) said today.

PENNVEST Approves Funding for West Branch Regional Authority

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January 22, 2013

HARRISBURG – State Senator Gene Yaw (R-23) and state Representative Garth Everett (R-Lycoming) today announced that a $28 million investment in Lycoming County will address existing wastewater infrastructure needs and improve the health and welfare of area residents.

Everett Joins House Appropriations Committee

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January 17, 2013

HARRISBURG – Rep. Garth Everett (R-Lycoming) today announced he has been appointed to the House Appropriations Committee, in addition to serving on several other committees in the new 2013-14 session.

Numerous Burglaries Reported in Lycoming County

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Numerous Burglaries Reported in Lycoming County - PSP Montoursville report multiple burglaries and thefts that have occurred throughout the county, including: more»

Everett to Host Town Hall Meetings in District

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January 15, 2013

HARRISBURG – Rep. Garth Everett (R-Lycoming) invites the public to a series of Town Hall Meetings in the 84th Legislative District this month to discuss the new legislative session and other state-related issues.

The Hook-Up: Ozzie and Mae’s Hacienda

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January 10, 2013
John Piazza and Jehiel Boner
Lycourier Staff

Ozzie and Mae’s Hacienda opened in October of 2005 and was Williamsport’s first Mexican restaurant at the time.  Over the years Ozzie and Mae have built relationships with patrons as well as neighboring businesses and has become a staple in dining in downtown Williamsport.  
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Opinion: media influences the college woman

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January 10, 2013
By Kayley Eshenaur
Staff Writer
Growing up in today’s society can be strenuous on a woman considering the ideology of unrealistic female body types. Everywhere she looks there are magazines with bold headlines shouting the same reoccurring words: “loose twenty pounds in two weeks,” or “achieve radiant and perfect hair by using this product!”
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Memories of winters past: frozen cats

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January 10, 2013
By Kimberly Dreese
College Life Editor

    Although the amount of snowfall I receive at home in central PA is unsubstantial compared to more northern latitudes, in previous years we have had our fair share. 
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Rich Hall residents lose toilets

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January 10, 2013
By Kimberly Dreese
College Life Editor

    After returning to their residences for spring semester on Sunday, Jan 7, Rich residents were informed by security officers that they were not permitted to use their toilets or showers because of flooding in the basement. 
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U.S. government needs to make reforms in response to Sandy Hook shooting

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January 10, 2013
Tory Irwin
Opinion Editor

In the aftermath of a tragedy like the Sandy Hook shooting, it’s hard to know what direction is the right one to take. In a situation like this, we find ourselves asking, “why”, and often getting no answer.
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Starting fresh: Five resolutions for a successful spring semester

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January 10, 2013
Tory Irwin
Opinion Editor

Another year, another semester, another attempt to not end up irretrievably behind and barely escape finals week alive.
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Tearing up for ‘Les Miserables’

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January 10, 2013
Alycia Lucio
Staff Writer

“Les Miserables” the musical was released to theaters on Dec. 25, 2012.  Many may remember the 1998 adaptation of Victor Hugo’s classic novel, Les Miserables, but in this new film, Director Tom Hooper brings Broadway to the movies.  The posters say it all—this musical is definitely all about dreams, hope, love, and the fight to keep each. 
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‘James Bond’ aims to please

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January 10, 2013
Qiana Hill
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Wrestling picks up two huge wins over break

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January 10, 2013
Justin Ossont
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Outlaws pushing for second cup: After a long December Outlaws pushing towards home ice

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January 10, 2013
Justin Ossont
Sports Editor

The Williamsport Outlaws have played 37 games so far this season and they are sitting in second place with 61 points.  The Dayton Demonz are in first place with 75.  The season is half way over and with North America’s first ever All-Star game in the books, the chase is on to finish strong and clinch home ice advantage in the playoffs. 
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Helping you reach your New Year’s goals: Store across the street from campus is a good start

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January 10, 2013
Justin Ossont
Sports Editor

A lot of people in America aim to become much healthier.  Most of the time people do not reach these goals.  Now if you’re a common person who feels they want to lose weight as a New Year’s resolution, let me give you a little hint to a place that is literally 25 yards across the street from campus. 
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Everett Agrees With Small Games Reporting Moratorium

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January 7, 2013

HARRISBURG – The Department of Revenue has postponed the Feb. 1 deadline for organizations to file reports under Act 2 of 2012, the Small Games of Chance law, and delayed it for one year, Rep. Garth Everett (R-Lycoming) today said.

Alleged DUI/Drug Possession Charges in Lycoming County

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Alleged DUI/Drug Possession Charges in Lycoming County - PSP Montoursville have charged the following individuals with alleged DUI/Drug possession following investigations last year: more»

Alleged Attempted Homicide Reported in Lycoming County

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Alleged Attempted Homicide Reported in Lycoming County - PSP Montoursville have charged a Muncy Valley man with allegedly attempting to kill two people in Penn Township. Trooper Angela Bieber said around 8 p.m. on Dec. 20, William Hellenthal, 60, entered the residence occupied by Jean Hellenthal, 59, and David Barto, 52 at 13 Beaver Run Lane. more»

2013 Pennsylvania Farm Show Approaching, Says Everett

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December 20, 2012

HARRISBURG – The 2013 Pennsylvania Farm Show will be held Jan. 5-12, 2013, at the Pennsylvania Farm Show Complex and Expo Center in Harrisburg, and Rep. Garth Everett (R-Lycoming) said today he would like Lycoming County residents who are participating in, or exhibiting at the Farm Show, to contact his district office so he can visit them at the show.

DECEMBER COFFEE HOUR PROGRAM

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December 11, 2012

Daniel Weinfeld, author of The Jackson County War: Reconstruction and Resistance in Post-Civil War Florida will talk at the Lycoming County Historical Society’s history coffee hour on Thursday, December 13, 2012. The program begins at 10:00 a.m. in the community room of the Thomas T. Taber Museum, 858 West Fourth Street in Williamsport. more»

DEP Announces Jan. 3 Public Meeting, Hearing on Lycoming County Power Plant

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The Department of Environmental Protection will hold a public meeting and hearing on Thursday, Jan. 3, 2013, to discuss a proposed Air Quality plan approval for Moxie Patriot LLC for a new 936-megawatt natural gas-fired power plant to be constructed in Clinton Township, Lycoming County. more»

Lycoming County United Way campaign entering home stretch

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As December approaches, Lycoming County United Way (LCUW) officials have reported the 2012/2013

campaign has raised $759,443. That is $963,868 short of its targeted $1,723,311 goal to meet the needs
of the 38 human service programs operating under the organization’s umbrella. more»

Everett Announces New District Office Hours Effective in January

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December 3, 2012

MUNCY – Rep. Garth Everett (R-Lycoming) announced today that 27-year district office associate Patty Beck Henry is retiring effective Dec. 21 and with that, office hours for the Jersey Shore and Penn Hills Plaza offices will change beginning Jan. 1, 2013.

Applications for Natural Gas Credit Available, Says Everett

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December 3, 2012

HARRISBURG -- Rep. Garth Everett (R-Lycoming) said today the Department of Environmental Protection will begin accepting applications Dec. 1 for its Natural Gas Vehicle Grant program, which will provide up to $20 million over the next three years to help pay for the incremental purchase and conversion costs of heavy-duty natural gas fleet vehicles.

Lycoming College names Dr. Kent Trachte as our 15th president

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November 29, 2012
Dr. Kent Trachte has been chosen to replace Dr. James E.  Douthat as President of Lycoming College.
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The hook-up: Acme BBQ

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November 29, 2012

John Piazza and Jehiel Boner
Staff Writers


Not many restaurants are so serious enough about the food they serve that they dedicate an entire wall to the “BBQ Commandments,” but Acme Barbeque isn’t like most local eateries.  They truly care about the quality of protein they serve--from the way the barbeque is cooked to the manner it is consumed.  
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Office of Admissions and Financial Aid sponsor Toys for Tots drive

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November 29, 2012

It’s Toys For Tots time!  The Offices of Admissions and Financial Aid are sponsoring their annual collection of toys for the Marine Corps Reserve.  It’s hard to believe we are in our 13th year of this campus-wide tradition.
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Lost at Lyco

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November 29, 2012


Think you know everything there is to see on campus? Think again! 

Where on campus can you find 
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Student Senate is an active part of Lycoming campus life

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November 29, 2012

Bethany Richardson
Staff Writer

Although students know the Student Senate members exist, quietly working behind the scenes of student activities and committees, many students do not what their job entails.
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Writing Center adds new satellite location

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November 29, 2012
Taylor Kendra
Staff Writer

This semester, the Writing Center has opened up a new satellite location at a table on the first floor of Snowden Library.  Although not yet widely used, it is available for students to get help on their papers.
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Community Service Center declares Penny War on Sandy

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November 29, 2012

Kimberly Dreese
College Life Editor

The Community Service Center sponsored a Penny War in November to raise funds for Hurricane Sandy Relief.  Nearly $900 was donated to the Red Cross .
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Opinion: Stress leads to more social media use

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November 29, 2012

Kayley Eshenaur
Staff Writer

After thirteen long years of required education, a handful of young motivated people find themselves packing up their lives, leaving their hometowns, saying goodbye to their friends and family, and starting a new path all their own at a place called college.
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Holiday commercialization: how much is enough?

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November 29, 2012

Tory Irwin
Opinion Editor

At this time of year, there’s always a lot of talk about what the “holiday season” really means.
People complain about the commercialization of Christmas, and that Thanksgiving has been pushed to the side in favor of shopping. A sense of greed, they say, has taken over our society.
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College Health Services’ inconvenient hours problematic for students

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November 29, 2012

Tory Irwin
Opinion Editor

Last weekend, I had an unfortunate hives breakout on my legs.

Naturally, I was freaking out because I couldn’t pinpoint the cause of this rash, seeing as I hadn’t consumed any peppers (the only thing I know for certain that I am allergic to) and they appeared overnight with virtually no changes in my everyday life.
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Music Department celebrates holidays and student recitals

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November 29, 2012
Photo provided by Lycoming College Music Department webpage
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“Lincoln” succeeds in theatres this week

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November 29, 2012

Tory Irwin
Opinion Editor

Once in a while, a movie comes along that makes you stop and think.

Steven Spielberg’s “Lincoln” is that movie.
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Anticipating the ski season

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November 29, 2012

Cory Trego
Staff Writer

As the semester draws to a close, one’s thoughts cannot help but drift over visions of the holiday season.   Ready or not, winter is fast approaching.  Temperatures are continuing to drop across the state, and before long much of the northern tier will be blanketed with snow.  Signaling adventure lovers to gear up for ski season.  
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