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Beloved student's death leaves questions

Beloved student's death leaves questions

To immense sadness of the entire LHU community, Mark Rosenblatt, a sophomore in sports administration, "awesome kid" and "fun-loving guy," according to his friends, passed away at 3:30 p.m. on April 6. Donald Walker, Clinton County coroner, stated that Mark's body was found on Monday in his home on W.

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Artist shows versatility with 'Hold Time'

Artist shows versatility with 'Hold Time'

In a world full of pop singers like Britney Spears and Katy Perry, whose songs are often a mixture of vocal acrobatics and tricked out sound effects with lyrics about things like kissing girls just for fun and dealing with the knowledge that everybody wants to **** you, M.

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Erb breaks NCAA Division II wins record

Erb breaks NCAA Division II wins record

The No.6 softball team (29-5, 7-1 PSAC Central) upped their winning streak to 22 games over the weekend before suffering their first lost in over a month. As they swept PSAC opponents Indiana University of Pennsylvania (16-14, 3-5 PSAC Central) and West Chester University (21-15, 3-7 PSAC East), the Lady Eagles explosive offense outscored their opponents 18-2 heading into Sunday's game against Bloomsburg University (20-4, 5-1 PSAC Central) with a 12-0 record in league play.

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Professional athletes are not above the law

The NFL is arguably the most popular professional sporting league in America, but it will not be for long if it continues to make the news for the wrong reasons. In the world, there are good and there are bad people, and the NFL is no different. There is a saying out there, that says that any news is good news, but I am not sure if NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell is thinking that right now.

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Big Event to unite LHU and community

Lock Haven University students will have a chance to help out their community with the national day of service known as "Community Day" or what is also called "The Big Event" on April 18. For the second annual Big Event, students will work on a total of seven projects.

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A deadly combo: play mixes comedy and murder

Outlandish mix ups, wildly eccentric characters and a dark yet comedic storyline all worked their way into an eloquently quaint 1940's Brooklyn home in "Arsenic and Old Lace." The University Players in association with the SCC and the Department of Performing Arts- Theatre Division presented the play from March 26 to 28 and April 2 to 5 in the Sloan Auditorium.

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Letter leaves students in the dark

(Editor's note: This piece was written by students in Dr. Sharon Stringer's opinion writing class in response to a letter from Dr. Keith Miller to faculty regarding LHU's response to the economic crisis. This is one of several editorials on this topic.) On March 11th President Miller sent an email to staff and faculty with a two-fold purpose of expelling rumors associated with "current and predicted budgetary challenges," and the possibility of retrenchment; but also as a rally raising moral between staff and faculty.

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New SCC officers look to improve involvement

New SCC officers look to improve involvement

As a result of last week's election, Christopher Lunden and Brent Frederick will serve another term as SCC president and vice president, respectively. Lunden is a recreation management major. He became interested in the SCC through some friends of his. In his role as SCC president, he oversees the SCC's budget, as well as handling corporate operations.

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Internship spotlight: Student works with committee under Rep. Hanna

If there's one thing junior David Cummings learned about government work from his internship last semester, it's that there's always something that needs to be done. Cummings worked as a full time intern in the Agriculture and Rural Affairs Committee under Representative Mike Hanna and said that there was no "typical day" during his internship because "it always varies.

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Lacrosse delivers huge upset against Gannon

Lacrosse delivers huge upset against Gannon

With five games left in the season, the No. 8 Lady Eagles (8-1, 4-1 PSAC West) made a strong push for the post season in their most recent games, cruising past Seton Hill (3-10) on Saturday and upsetting No. 6 Gannon University (9-3, 3-2 PSAC West) 9-8 on Wednesday.

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