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Allocation cut for many clubs
Andy Hsiao Chung, Copy Editor
Some Pitt-Johnstown organization officers said they were surprised April 1 to see they were allocated only a fraction of what they requested. Role-Playing Game club president... read story
April 17, 2013
Wi-Fi will arrive later
Eric Kieta, Copy Editor
Plans to complete making Pitt-Johnstown’s Internet system wireless may be delayed. Student government president Cliff Maloney said he wouldn’t consider the Wi-Fi system... read story
April 17, 2013
TV graduation for some
Amstrid Gomez, News Editor
The Pitt-Johnstown commencement ceremony is to take place 1 p.m. April 27 at the Pitt-Johnstown Sports Center and by Friday, there still was no information on who the commencement... read story
April 17, 2013
- A ceiling collapsing suggests fixup need April 17, 2013
- 28 are elected to be senators April 17, 2013
- SGA decides monetary fate of clubs April 12, 2013
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Blotter: April 5-April 9
April 5 1 a.m., Whalley Chapel Lost/Found Officers found an enveloped addressed to a student. The student was notified. 8:20 a.m., Student Union Alarm A... read story
April 17, 2013
- Blotter: March 28-March 31 April 10, 2013
- Blotter: March 20 – March 25 April 3, 2013
- Blotter: March 11 – March 22 March 26, 2013
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Editorial: Leaders’ year should be clear
Pitt-Johnstown students Noam Berns and Alexis Kelly are to serve as the next student government president and vice president, and 28 senator seats were to be filled in an... read story
April 17, 2013
- Olsavsky- Finals Week April 17, 2013
- Editorial: Free speech foray disappoints April 10, 2013
- Olsavsky – Twitter April 10, 2013
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We’re thirsty, it’s Thursday
Eric Kieta, Copy Editor
If you type thirsty into the Google search engine, the first suggested result is “Thirsty Thursday.” Thursday seems to have become known widely for college student alcohol... read story
April 17, 2013
- Vinyl still available here April 17, 2013
- Area has some hot fun in summertime April 17, 2013
- Couple dangles love from trees April 17, 2013
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UPJ students explore local fishing spots
Nathan Bottiger, Managing Editor
Trout season started Saturday, and some Pitt-Johnstown students are hitting popular local spots along with some secret ones. Pitt-Johnstown sophomore Keaton Voeghtly said... read story
April 17, 2013
- Faculty beat students for good cause April 17, 2013
- Five women qualify for championships April 17, 2013
- Intramurals claimed to be unorganized April 10, 2013
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