Campus News
Smokey Smiles
Question: I’m in a great relationship with a boy here on campus. He’s supportive, smart, funny, and really good-looking. There’s just one thing about him that bothers me. I know it’s shallow, but his teeth […]
Month: November 2017
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Joining the Bandwagon
Written by Martin J. Young, former correspondent of Asia Times Question: Everybody seems to be starting online businesses. How can I compete with them all? Answer: There are no reliable statistics on how many students […]
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Career Choices
Written by Suzanne Hite, former publications editor serving the technology services sector Question: Are there still good prospects for a career in healthcare even if Obamacare is rescinded? Answer: The government’s actions on healthcare will […]
Features
Capturing prospective students
By: Rebekah Poff ’18, Staff writer Recruiting new students is essential for Lebanon Valley College, and Day at the Valley, like the one held last Friday, helps to accomplish this. The event, held several times […]
Features
From the sunshine state to Homecoming King
By: Collin Moore ’18, staff writer Ja’von “Trick” Nelson was named the 2017 Homecoming King; however, very few people know the time and effort he put in to accomplish the feat. Nelson grew up in […]
Features
Local artist, professor featured in new art exhibit
By: Janessa Cruz ’19, Staff Writer Paris, France and New York City – all places that local Lebanon artist Isaac Pelepko has displayed his artwork. Pelepko is displaying his art, “Academy of Dreams” in Zimmerman Recital Hall in the Suzanne H. Arnold Art Gallery. The opening reception is Friday, Nov. 3, from […]
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Get to know the King and Queen
By: Taylor Kleeschulte ’18, staff writer All the buzz and excitement is over, and Homecoming now falls some 365 odd days away. Memories were created, laughs were shared, and two very special people were crowned […]
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Music in the making
By: Taylor Kleeschulte ’18, Staff Writer For two Lebanon Valley College student-athletes, music plays a huge role in their lives on top of pursuing their college degrees. Samantha Machin, a junior early childhood education major, and Tyler Skye, a senior audio and […]
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Internships inside the Capitol
By: Jolie Winemiller ’19, Staff Writer Internships are an important part of the curriculum at Lebanon Valley College; some students have taken their internship opportunity to the state level. Students who intern at the Pennsylvania Capitol building have the opportunity to work […]