The Lycourier

By: Stephanie VanDerWal

Four years in the making, and four years of waiting. It’s the month-long event that “futbol” fans around the world wait for. It’s the World Cup.
This summer, 32 national teams converged in South Africa for the 2010 World Cup.

By: Stephanie Van Der Wal

Adam Paulhamus, a tight end from Watsontown, PA., was not always a football player. When he was younger, and smaller in stature, he played soccer.

Through the years, Paulhamus played many sports including soccer, football, basketball, baseball, and volleyball.

By Jenna Barnhart

By: Stephanie Van Der Wal

During the summer, two members of the Lycoming College athletic department staff left the program: a successful coach and the sports informaton director. Only one of the positions has been filled.

By: Bethany Herring

My story begins with a typical day at Lycoming College last spring. I was sifting through the pile of daily emails typical to our school. Like most students, I deleted most of them before reading, but one particular email caught my eye.

When I went home the end of spring semester, I had a very intricate plan as to how I was going to spend the summer. I was going to get a job, save money for my senior year, hang out with friends, and enjoy the last summer before I reach full adulthood. All of these plans, however, couldn’t be done without getting a job first because nothing in the world is free.

By Allison C. Lyke

If you've ever considered traveling abroad -- or nearby -- and combining that trip with a service project, “Your Totally Awesome Guide to Volunteer Travel” eBook by Sarah Van Auken should be your first step in making your plans a reality.

Read it, review it, love it, hate it -- it's all free!

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Introduction

By Bethany Herring

Ian “Shade” Shepherd received the Lycoming College Chieftain Award during convocation on Sunday in Lamade Gymnasium.

The Chieftan award is the highest honor that can be bestowed upon a Lycoming College senior.

By Tehrim Umar

A crucial staple to the Lycourier, Jordan Hollander has done it all in the newspaper realm—serving as a staff writer, photographer and a weekly columnist within his Lycourier career. As Hollander states, the choice to join the newspaper staff seemed to be a simple one.

By Bethany Herring

In May, Lycoming will not only bid senior Anna Jimenez farewell, it will say goodbye to one of the last general communication majors.

Jimenez wanted to be a journalist since seventh grade when she started writing for her middle school’s newspaper.  Although most staff members were not published in every issue, she was.

Aliza Davner

The other day I ran into a campus celebrity, of sorts —Sister Catherine— as we were both leaving the choir banquet. I had run to JP’s to check my e-mail and Sister passed by and asked me if I was “catching up on things.”

By Andrew Benkovic
Opinion Editor/Lycourier

Toward the end of the last school year, it was time to for the Lycourier staff to pick new editors. I knew Editor-in-chief was not for me, so I applied to be the opinion editor. I knew my course load would be rough.

By Tehrim Umar


Lambda Chi Alpha

By Andrew Benkovic
Opinion Editor/Lycourier

Tonight and Friday the world of independent cinema has found a home in Williamsport. The first annual Billtown Film Festival will be held April 22-23 at the Community Arts Center located in W/ Fourth St.

By Jordan Hall

By Kaitlyn Ober

The Lycoming Men’s Golf team was established since the early 1960s and remains a sport here today. Many students may not be aware of the team simply because most of the matches are not nearby.
Coach Jamie Spencer sees steady improvement in his players. There are currently 12 players on the roster.

Lycoming College recognized co-curricular achievement on campus during its fourth annual Leadership and Service Awards Banquet on April 14, in the Recreation Center.

By: Edward Jesse Frick Jr.

By: Allison Lyke