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College Redesign Could Lower Tuition Costs
Courtney Balcombe News Editor clb6264@psu.edu The redesigning of Pennsylvania state universities could lower tuition costs by 25 percent in the next five years. However, Pennsylvania State System of Higher Education (PASSHE) Chancellor Dan Greenstein said that the “stretch” goal of reducing student cost cannot be achieved without some dramatic changes in the system’s structure.…
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Pennsylvania Covid-19 update
Photo Credit: Pa. Health Dept. official Lindsey Mauldin speaks during an online news briefing on 2/9/21 (screen capture) Madison Kwiecinski News Editor mvk5945@psu.edu With vaccines becoming available to limited groups across the country and hospitalizations on the decline, many Pennsylvanians are hopeful that the ongoing pandemic may finally be beginning to slow down. …
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The History of Black History Month
Photo: [cityofsouthfield.com] Sanjana Bhawnani A&E Editor Svb6108@psu.edu The first account and recognition of Black History Month in the U.S. took place from January 2nd to February 28th in 1970. This time is celebrated in order to honor and remember the events of the African Diaspora, to celebrate the achievements of African-Americans, and lastly…
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Governor Wolf Proposes Largest Ever PA Tax Increase to Improve Education
Headline: Governor Wolf Proposes Largest Ever PA Tax Increase to Improve Education Author: Madison Kwiecinski, News Editor On Wednesday, February 3, Governor Tom Wolf proposed his budget for the 2021-2022 fiscal year, which included a 3.78 billion dollar spending plan. Wolf is asking the state legislature for a large boost in funding for public schools,…
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Erie Black Lives Matter Protestors Run for Political Positions
Headline: Erie Black Lives Matter Protestors Run for Political Positions Author: Madison Kwiecinski, News Editor Myles Carter, who was tackled by police last summer at a Black Lives Matter rally, announced that he will be running for Erie County Sheriff. Carter was age 30 last July when he was protesting against police brutality on Bailey…
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College Redesign Could Lower Tuition Costs
Courtney Balcombe News Editor clb6264@psu.edu The redesigning of Pennsylvania state universities could lower tuition costs by 25 percent in the next five years. However, Pennsylvania State System of Higher Education (PASSHE) Chancellor Dan Greenstein said that the “stretch” goal of reducing student cost cannot be achieved without some dramatic changes in the system’s structure.…
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Pennsylvania Covid-19 update
Photo Credit: Pa. Health Dept. official Lindsey Mauldin speaks during an online news briefing on 2/9/21 (screen capture) Madison Kwiecinski News Editor mvk5945@psu.edu With vaccines becoming available to limited groups across the country and hospitalizations on the decline, many Pennsylvanians are hopeful that the ongoing pandemic may finally be beginning to slow down. …
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The History of Black History Month
Photo: [cityofsouthfield.com] Sanjana Bhawnani A&E Editor Svb6108@psu.edu The first account and recognition of Black History Month in the U.S. took place from January 2nd to February 28th in 1970. This time is celebrated in order to honor and remember the events of the African Diaspora, to celebrate the achievements of African-Americans, and lastly…
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Governor Wolf Proposes Largest Ever PA Tax Increase to Improve Education
Headline: Governor Wolf Proposes Largest Ever PA Tax Increase to Improve Education Author: Madison Kwiecinski, News Editor On Wednesday, February 3, Governor Tom Wolf proposed his budget for the 2021-2022 fiscal year, which included a 3.78 billion dollar spending plan. Wolf is asking the state legislature for a large boost in funding for public schools,…
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Erie Black Lives Matter Protestors Run for Political Positions
Headline: Erie Black Lives Matter Protestors Run for Political Positions Author: Madison Kwiecinski, News Editor Myles Carter, who was tackled by police last summer at a Black Lives Matter rally, announced that he will be running for Erie County Sheriff. Carter was age 30 last July when he was protesting against police brutality on Bailey…
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College Redesign Could Lower Tuition Costs
Courtney Balcombe News Editor clb6264@psu.edu The redesigning of Pennsylvania state universities could lower tuition costs by 25 percent in the next five years. However, Pennsylvania State System of Higher Education (PASSHE) Chancellor Dan Greenstein said that the “stretch” goal of reducing student cost cannot be achieved without some dramatic changes in the system’s structure.…
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Pennsylvania Covid-19 update
Photo Credit: Pa. Health Dept. official Lindsey Mauldin speaks during an online news briefing on 2/9/21 (screen capture) Madison Kwiecinski News Editor mvk5945@psu.edu With vaccines becoming available to limited groups across the country and hospitalizations on the decline, many Pennsylvanians are hopeful that the ongoing pandemic may finally be beginning to slow down. …
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The History of Black History Month
Photo: [cityofsouthfield.com] Sanjana Bhawnani A&E Editor Svb6108@psu.edu The first account and recognition of Black History Month in the U.S. took place from January 2nd to February 28th in 1970. This time is celebrated in order to honor and remember the events of the African Diaspora, to celebrate the achievements of African-Americans, and lastly…
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Governor Wolf Proposes Largest Ever PA Tax Increase to Improve Education
Headline: Governor Wolf Proposes Largest Ever PA Tax Increase to Improve Education Author: Madison Kwiecinski, News Editor On Wednesday, February 3, Governor Tom Wolf proposed his budget for the 2021-2022 fiscal year, which included a 3.78 billion dollar spending plan. Wolf is asking the state legislature for a large boost in funding for public schools,…
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Erie Black Lives Matter Protestors Run for Political Positions
Headline: Erie Black Lives Matter Protestors Run for Political Positions Author: Madison Kwiecinski, News Editor Myles Carter, who was tackled by police last summer at a Black Lives Matter rally, announced that he will be running for Erie County Sheriff. Carter was age 30 last July when he was protesting against police brutality on Bailey…
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College Redesign Could Lower Tuition Costs
Courtney Balcombe News Editor clb6264@psu.edu The redesigning of Pennsylvania state universities could lower tuition costs by 25 percent in the next five years. However, Pennsylvania State System of Higher Education (PASSHE) Chancellor Dan Greenstein said that the “stretch” goal of reducing student cost cannot be achieved without some dramatic changes in the system’s structure.…
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Pennsylvania Covid-19 update
Photo Credit: Pa. Health Dept. official Lindsey Mauldin speaks during an online news briefing on 2/9/21 (screen capture) Madison Kwiecinski News Editor mvk5945@psu.edu With vaccines becoming available to limited groups across the country and hospitalizations on the decline, many Pennsylvanians are hopeful that the ongoing pandemic may finally be beginning to slow down. …
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The History of Black History Month
Photo: [cityofsouthfield.com] Sanjana Bhawnani A&E Editor Svb6108@psu.edu The first account and recognition of Black History Month in the U.S. took place from January 2nd to February 28th in 1970. This time is celebrated in order to honor and remember the events of the African Diaspora, to celebrate the achievements of African-Americans, and lastly…
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Governor Wolf Proposes Largest Ever PA Tax Increase to Improve Education
Headline: Governor Wolf Proposes Largest Ever PA Tax Increase to Improve Education Author: Madison Kwiecinski, News Editor On Wednesday, February 3, Governor Tom Wolf proposed his budget for the 2021-2022 fiscal year, which included a 3.78 billion dollar spending plan. Wolf is asking the state legislature for a large boost in funding for public schools,…
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Erie Black Lives Matter Protestors Run for Political Positions
Headline: Erie Black Lives Matter Protestors Run for Political Positions Author: Madison Kwiecinski, News Editor Myles Carter, who was tackled by police last summer at a Black Lives Matter rally, announced that he will be running for Erie County Sheriff. Carter was age 30 last July when he was protesting against police brutality on Bailey…
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College Redesign Could Lower Tuition Costs
Courtney Balcombe News Editor clb6264@psu.edu The redesigning of Pennsylvania state universities could lower tuition costs by 25 percent in the next five years. However, Pennsylvania State System of Higher Education (PASSHE) Chancellor Dan Greenstein said that the “stretch” goal of reducing student cost cannot be achieved without some dramatic changes in the system’s structure.…
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Pennsylvania Covid-19 update
Photo Credit: Pa. Health Dept. official Lindsey Mauldin speaks during an online news briefing on 2/9/21 (screen capture) Madison Kwiecinski News Editor mvk5945@psu.edu With vaccines becoming available to limited groups across the country and hospitalizations on the decline, many Pennsylvanians are hopeful that the ongoing pandemic may finally be beginning to slow down. …
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The History of Black History Month
Photo: [cityofsouthfield.com] Sanjana Bhawnani A&E Editor Svb6108@psu.edu The first account and recognition of Black History Month in the U.S. took place from January 2nd to February 28th in 1970. This time is celebrated in order to honor and remember the events of the African Diaspora, to celebrate the achievements of African-Americans, and lastly…
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Governor Wolf Proposes Largest Ever PA Tax Increase to Improve Education
Headline: Governor Wolf Proposes Largest Ever PA Tax Increase to Improve Education Author: Madison Kwiecinski, News Editor On Wednesday, February 3, Governor Tom Wolf proposed his budget for the 2021-2022 fiscal year, which included a 3.78 billion dollar spending plan. Wolf is asking the state legislature for a large boost in funding for public schools,…
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Erie Black Lives Matter Protestors Run for Political Positions
Headline: Erie Black Lives Matter Protestors Run for Political Positions Author: Madison Kwiecinski, News Editor Myles Carter, who was tackled by police last summer at a Black Lives Matter rally, announced that he will be running for Erie County Sheriff. Carter was age 30 last July when he was protesting against police brutality on Bailey…
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