Campus News
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Theatre Westminster delves into dark Irish comedy
Show opens this week
Theatre Westminster presents a show that is a blend of black comedy, melodrama, horror and bleak tragedy.
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Cost of attending Westminster going up
It's official. Tuition, room and board at Westminster will go up by 4% for the 2012-2013 school year. Administrators say the "sticker price" for the institution will increase to $41,080. However, the real cost for almost all students is much less because of financial aid packages.
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The buzz about the men's swim team
The big shave part of a PACs tradition- VIDEO & SLIDESHOW
Members of the men's swimming & diving team returned to campus as runner-ups in the PAC tournament. They also returned bald. When they left campus for the competition earlier in the week, they sported beards and blonde hair. So what's up with the pre-and-post tournament makeovers?
VIDEO CLIPS & SLIDESHOW
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Listen to BSU's Open Mic Night
PODCAST
Westminster's Black Student Union (BSU) held it's "Open Mic Night" on Thursday night in the Berlin Student Lounge as part of the events scheduled for Black History Month. Westminster alumna Joselyn Parker, spoken word poet and national recording artist, was the evening's featured audience. Listen to the podcats of the event here on WCN 24/7.
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Diversity Services Office Announces Black History Month Activities
Westminster College's Office of Diversity Services has announced its schedule of events in observance of Black History Month. All programs are free and open to the public.
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Congressman Tells Business Owners to Never Give Up
Mike Kelly addresses agriculture and business owners at breakfast hosted at by the college
Congressman Mike Kelly visited Westminster College for a breakfast Feb. 13. He addressed a room full of agriculture and business owners about how to build America's economy up again. The focus of his speech is to never give up in tough times.
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Slate Darby taking over SGA as Slate Ryniawec is removed from race
Listen to the 2012 slate presentation
An unexpected twist in the 2012 SGA campaign has yanked one slate from the race making the other the winner well before students could cast their votes this week. The scheduled SGA debate on Tuesday night ended up being a solo presentation by Slate Darby as the team now prepares to take over student government leadership. LISTEN TO THE PODCAST FROM THE GATHERING AT THE BERLIN LOUNGE ON TUESDAY NIGHT.
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Beach body countdown to spring break
VIDEO
Many students head south to the beaches where they'll reveal some skin. McNeil says don't wait to hit the fitness center, and remember that what you eat will also determine if you can shed those pounds before heading off to your spring break destination. WCN 24/7's cameras checked out the activity at the Marge Walker Fitness Center to discover plenty of people keeping up with their workouts. We also talk with McNeil about what to do to be buff for the beach.
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Slate Ryniawec- THE WCN 24/7 INTERVIEW
PODCAST INTERVIEW
WCN's Chelsea L. Haybarger talks one on one with Slate Ryniawec's candidate for SGA vice-president, Hannah Timm. Listen to it here or download it and take it with you.
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Campus
- Theatre Westminster delves into dark Irish comedy
- Cost of attending Westminster going up
- The buzz about the men's swim team
- Listen to BSU's Open Mic Night
- Diversity Services Office Announces Black History Month Activities
- Congressman Tells Business Owners to Never Give Up
- Slate Darby taking over SGA as Slate Ryniawec is removed from race
- Beach body countdown to spring break
- Slate Ryniawec- THE WCN 24/7 INTERVIEW
- Slate Darby- THE WCN 24/7 INTERVIEW
- Chipping away at Christmas past
- Faculty & students jazz it up with recording star
- SGA's Big Apple Adventure
- Getting all French with the Tournée Film Festival
- College trustees facing fracking decision
- Get Psyched with Dr. Kirk Lunnen
- Striking up the symphony with a winter concert on campus
- Big Universities v. Small Colleges
- Scoping out Doomsday with Westminster's planetarium shows
- New Wilmington Business Expo celebrates 10 years
Video, pictures, podcasts & more (Mulitmedia)
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Meet a super quilter
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The search for the fracking truth
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People seek info before fracking begins in our communities
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Go jump in the lake and raise money for Habitat
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The buzz about the men's swim team
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Ghost Rider 2 Unfortunately Fails to Meet Hopeful Expectations
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Hard work and training taking the Titans swimmers into PACs
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Listen to BSU's Open Mic Night
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The Vow: Raising Standards for Men Everywhere
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Slate Darby taking over SGA as Slate Ryniawec is removed from race
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Radcliffe steps away from the wand but "Woman in Black" more creepy than scary
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Beach body countdown to spring break
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Slate Ryniawec- THE WCN 24/7 INTERVIEW
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Slate Darby- THE WCN 24/7 INTERVIEW
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Chipping away at Christmas past
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Faculty & students jazz it up with recording star
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MOVIE REVIEW: "Devil" Scared Me- Will it scare you?
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SGA's Big Apple Adventure
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Getting all French with the Tournée Film Festival
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Get Psyched with Dr. Kirk Lunnen
Community News
- Media's appeal denied- local boy's murder trial remains closed
- Energy company fined for polluting in local county
- Still waiting for progress on Valley View Downs project
- Meet a super quilter
- The search for the fracking truth
- People seek info before fracking begins in our communities
- Go jump in the lake and raise money for Habitat
- Marcellus Shale gas drillers recycling more waste
- 911 call for man in bear trap turns into a dog rescue
- Mercer third-grader dies after choking at school
- The Vow: Raising Standards for Men Everywhere
- Congressman Tells Business Owners to Never Give Up
- PA Superior Court now taking up case of boy accused of murder case
- Mercer Co. third-grader hospitalized after choking at school
- Fire crews save Kielbasa when smokehouse catches fire
- Teen charged with robbing detention center staffer
- Fatal crash in Lawrence County
- One person killed in Mercer Co. house fire
Titantown Sports
- Men's Basketball: Titans End 2011-12 Season in Opening Round of PAC Tournament
- The buzz about the men's swim team
- Men's Tennis: The Fighting Scots Blank the Titans, 9-0
- Lehberger Earns 2012 Swimming PAC MVP
- Hot Shooting Leads Lady Titans over Golden Tornadoes 58-42
- Hard work and training taking the Titans swimmers into PACs
- Titans Fall in Season Finale; Will Host PAC Tournament "Play-In" on Monday
- Titan's rival Grove City takes title at PACs
- Swimming and Diving: Titans Finish Second in PAC Championships
- Track & Field: Titans Break Several School Records at Kenyon College Classic
- Swimming: NCAA Qualifying Times Pace Westminster in Day Three of PAC Championships
- Swimming and Diving: History Made in Day Two of PAC Championships
- Swimming and Diving: History Made in Day Two of PAC Championships
- Women's Basketball: Bisons Outlast the Titans, 63-56
- Men's Basketball: Titans Drop to Bethany, 91-65
Movie Reviews by our WCN staff
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Ghost Rider 2 Unfortunately Fails to Meet Hopeful Expectations
Columbia Pictures' Ghost Rider 2: Spirit of Vengeance is the sequel to 2007's Ghost Rider film. Nicholas Cage's Johnny Blaze returns in Eastern Europe to fight inner and outer demons in this superhero action film, but with such poor reception of the first film, can Ghost Rider 2 pull through and show that it can be better than its predecessor? Read my review and find out.
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The Vow: Raising Standards for Men Everywhere
If you take your girlfriend to see "The Vow" you will get major points, BUT you will have to deal with copious amounts of questions like, "What would you do if I didn't remember you," "Would try to win me back," or "Would you catch a grenade for me," Okay, maybe not the last one, but if the question is centered around love then you can expect it.
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Radcliffe steps away from the wand but "Woman in Black" more creepy than scary
Daniel Radcliff walks away from Harry Potter and into The Woman in Black. However, this movie is certainly not a revolutionary film in the horror-thriller genre, It did do was it showed the audience that Daniel Radcliffe is a very respectable actor and can do so much more than just a wizard at Hogwarts. This film scores a C+ because, while it did many things well, it felt like a typical horror-thriller. Enjoyable, thrilling, scary, but average.






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