The Spectator: Vol. 116, No. 9

Edinboro once again found themselves trailing late in a game, but were able to rally for a win, 42-34, against Seton Hill.

More than two weeks after the faculty union strike, life at the 14 Pennsylvania state system universities has mostly returned to normal.

Saturday, Nov. 12 will mark the start of the season for Erie’s own NBA developmental team, the BayHawks.

The Edinboro women’s volleyball team continues their season this weekend as they begin what will be a five game home stand at McComb Fieldhouse.

“Saintmotelevision” doesn’t do anything new. It merely stands as a practice in the tried and true formulaic build of the indie pop genre.

“Two Vines” is almost wholly lacking the fire and songwriting that made their previous works memorable.

Unless you are scared very easily, “Lights Out” does not continue on the recent trend of great, low budget horror flicks. 

On Wednesday, Oct. 26, students, along with a handful of faculty members, gathered together to voice their opinions about the faculty strike that occurred at the 14 Pennsylvania state universities from Oct. 19-21.

Since the end of the state-wide faculty union strike, life at the 14 Pennsylvania state system universities has returned to normal, with the exception of students having to make up class time that was lost during the three-day strike.

As the game against Seton Hill began, the cheerleaders did their choreographed routines. As the home-side stands celebrated with the first Edinboro touchdown, one could look around and see little “Think Pink” ribbons pinned on hoodies and jackets of many spectators throughout the crowd.