Scranton Celebrities
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14 SymptomsBy October 6, 2012 - 8:11pm "Some take slabs of skin or locks of hair, little trophies to remember the rush of the kill. Not me though. I take their voices.” -Voltrage READ MORE |
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Myra Santos-FebresBy September 16, 2012 - 7:25pm READ MORE |
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A Year With Frog and ToadBy April 24, 2012 - 10:10pm With the end of the semester upon us, everyone’s running around with their last minute semester plans and prepping for finals. This can be a very stressful time and if you’re one of those students looking for some time to unwind, why not grab a friend or two and hop on over to one of the University of Scranton Player’s performances of “A Year With Frog and Toad”? READ MORE |
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An Alternative Spring Break: Choosing Service over PartyingBy March 26, 2012 - 5:20pm The idea of Punta Cana and other exotic vacation destinations sounds great ...until you see the cost. Studies have shown that more and more college students have made other alternative spring break plans that do not include binge drinking or draining your bank accounts. Don’t get me wrong, millions of students each year will still choose to take the exotic trips, however, many students this year at the U chose to give up their spring breaks for service, not partying. READ MORE |
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Rock Out with Eye on AttractionBy March 19, 2012 - 3:30pm Ask the members of Eye on Attraction how they came together as a band and you’re likely to get an answer along the lines of this: guitarist Mike Trischetta and bassist Joe Terry were raised by the same wolf pack, where they fought dragons together and later competed against each other in a contest of strength, knowing just as well as the other members of their wolf pack that they would someday get together to form a band. Sound a bit far-fetched? They certainly found this to be a more entertaining answer then the simple truth: Joe, clad in a guitar t-shirt, sat next to future drummer Andrew Merkle in class one day and noticed he was wearing a drum t-shirt. Noting their mutual love of music, the two decided to form a band.... |
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Meet Kelly DesRosiers!By March 4, 2012 - 12:47pm Name: Kelly DesRosiers Year: Senior Major/Minor: Communication and Coaching Hometown: Highland Falls, New York What made you choose The University of Scranton? It sounds so cliché but to be honest as soon as I stepped on campus I knew that this was where I needed to spend four years of my life! Also doing Royal Nights was a big factor but as soon as I got in the car with my dad to leave I told him to send the check!!! READ MORE |
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The University Players Presents: Fuddy MeersBy February 26, 2012 - 5:50pm This weekend and next weekend the University of Scranton Players are going to be performing Fuddy Meers by David Lindsay-Abaire. The comedy originally premiered atthe Manhattan Theatre Clubin 1999 and has been successful in productions throughout North America and the United Kingdom. READ MORE |
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Can the Campus itself Reach Celebrity Status?By February 19, 2012 - 12:00pm What college-aged girl in America doesn’t love Ryan Gosling these days? Would you believe me if I told you his beautiful bod was actually in and around the University of Scranton campus? It’s all so wonderfully true. Though the movie Blue Valentine was released in 2010, parts of the University of Scranton campus were used as settings, remaining captured on film for any Ryan Gosling lover or independent movie buff to view until the end of time. READ MORE |
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Dr. Sufyan MohammedBy February 11, 2012 - 3:46pm Dr. Sufyan Mohammed is pretty hard to miss. It might be because he’s always dressed to impress in tailored suits or maybe because he always has his student “slackers” at his side. Even though Dr. Mohammed has worked with top dogs in the industry (He was Assistant Vice President of Weber Shandwick-India!), he admits that there’s nothing like preparing his students to be the new top-dogs after they graduate. READ MORE |
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Scranton Women’s Soccer Takes the Title Landmark Conference ChampionsBy November 29, 2011 - 3:56pm Last week, The Scranton Women’s Soccer team defeated Catholic University in the conference championship here on Fitzpatrick field, Scranton, PA. Goals from sophomore Rebecca Hextall and junior Sarah Gibbons secured their win again Catholic, who held a 12-7 record this season. Defeating Catholic also secured the Royals automatic bid to the NCAA Division III tournament. The Royals earned the title of Landmark Conference Champions 2011, marking Scranton’s eighteenth conference championship overall. READ MORE |
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