Features
StreamingAudio Mass Communications students and faculty members spent this basketball season working to stream video of the games live via the Internet. Students used cameras to monitor play, Tweet updates and broadcast the action.
Womens Conference Mixdown On March 25, King’s College hosted a women’s conference titled Women, Leadership and Power. King’s Junior Kati Sudnick and University of Scranton junior Elizabeth “Lizzy” Brady presented their undergraduate research. Sudnick presented research on “Types of Music used by Television Advertisers to communicate their Message to a Female Audience.” Brady presented
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convocation King’s College hosted their honors convocation on Sunday April 21, 2013. The convocation is the handing out of cords to those who have already been inducted into their respective honor societies. Students felt that the ceremony was much more than applause and praise from family and teachers. Mr. Mark Sabatucci, King’s alum and convocation
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The King’s College Athletic Training Education Program strives for excellence. The program has continued to develop over the years at King’s and has been able to provide the sports industry with capable students ready to handle any aspect of athletic training. The range of athletic training stretches from the circus to the NFL to
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Boston One week ago, six runners, including Eva Ofcharsky, Jody Price, Nancy Werthmuller, Melissa Delfino, Michele Davidson and Christine Rosenkrans, from Northeast Pennsylvania went to Boston to compete or spectate the 2013 Boston Marathon. Bonded by a passion for running, all wanted to make the 117th Annual Boston Marathon a day for overcoming obstacles and
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Arts & Entertainment
Local Photographer Displays Photos at Widmann Local photographer Lawrence Lang is currently hosting his first solo gallery in the King’s Widmann Gallery. The exhibit entitled “A Closer Look,” will display a variety of landscape and macro photographs until Friday, April 5. Lang, a graduate of Northwest High School, earned an associate’s degree in broadcast communications from Luzerne County Community College and
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Kaleigh Baker returned to The Rattler on April 21 with Nate Anderson, bringing both sweet music and sweet sauce to share with audience members. Along with delivering vocals comparable to Janis Joplin, Kaleigh bottles and sells her own sauce. Serenade Marinade, manufactured by Pocas Hottest, goes good on everything. “You don’t find that very often
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Politics
Obamacare and College Students President Obama’s Affordable Care Act (ACA) has been received by Americans with mixed reviews. Recently, colleges across the country have spoken out against the act, particularly in terms of student health plans and faculty insurance requirements. The ACA, commonly referred to as “Obamacare,” does carry benefits for young adults. Most notably, people in this age
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It’s that time again. The presidential election season is full steam ahead, and with everyone debating who the better candidate is, we can forget some very important information that affects all life forms on this planet. Where does your candidate stand on the environment, and can they make the world a better place to live?
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Sports
Mass Communications Works to Live Stream Basketball StreamingAudio Mass Communications students and faculty members spent this basketball season working to stream video of the games live via the Internet. Students used cameras to monitor play, Tweet updates and broadcast the action.
ATEP Graduates Prepared Professionals The King’s College Athletic Training Education Program strives for excellence. The program has continued to develop over the years at King’s and has been able to provide the sports industry with capable students ready to handle any aspect of athletic training. The range of athletic training stretches from the circus to the NFL to
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