The Spectator: Vol. 115, No. 10

On Tuesday Oct. 27, student members of the Edinboro University philosophy club delivered their papers in a panel geared toward answering the question, “Is Democracy Still Alive in America.”

Did you know for every two minutes you shorten your shower you can conserve more than 10 gallons of water a day? 

Walking through many cities and perhaps even small towns, you may have noticed small spikes protruding from certain buildings, or Lego-like cement protrusions on ledges surrounding the outside of buildings. 

On a day where Edinboro honored five seniors prior to its final home game of 2015, it was 12th ranked Slippery Rock’s experience that prevailed. 

Having a returning All-American on a team certainly helps change the outcome of a game.

That proved true this past weekend for Edinboro’s wheelchair basketball team. 

Edinboro is now a household name in Division I wrestling after the Fighting Scots finished third as a team at the national championship last season. 

The Edinboro women’s cross country team is the top-ranked squad in the final NCAA Division II Women’s Cross Country Atlantic Region Rankings, after winning its second-straight PSAC team title late last month. 

Winning their fourth straight match, the fourth- seeded Edinboro women’s soccer team defeated visiting fifth-seeded Kutztown, 1-0, on Tuesday afternoon at Sox Harrison Stadium in the quarterfinals of the PSAC women’s soccer tournament. 

For the second straight year, an Edinboro Fighting Scot ended up not competing in the NWCA All-Star Classic.