The Spectator: Vol. 118, No. 9

On Sunday, Oct. 21., John Zaffis, aka “The Godfather of the Paranormal,” gave a presentation on paranormal forces, looking into the reasoning on both sides debating their existence.

Long disputed prediction books, still trusted.

Sprinting down the sideline on a deep, fourth-down Clarion pass in the second quarter of Saturday’s game, Zuril Hendrick was unable to make the catch.

Kevin Hines, mental health advocate, brought lessons wrapped in a personal narrative to Edinboro during his presentation Wednesday, Oct. 24.

Three faculty members cut a red ribbon, unveiling the Center for Branding and Strategic Communication, part of the NWPA Innovation Beehive Network.

The Fighting Scots volleyball team wrapped up their last regular season away matches this past weekend, collecting only losses on the road.

The Edinboro women's soccer team won against University of Pittsburgh at Johnstown 1-0 on Oct. 24, and they lost 1-0 to Bloomsburg on Sunday.

Men picked seventh with fresh faces leading both teams.

The Edinboro Fighting Scots and new head wrestling coach Matt Hill hosted the Red vs. White scrimmage Oct. 25 in the Mike S. Zafirovski Sports & Recreation Dome.

Fighting Scots draw athletic trainer to Division II after career with Steelers, Dolphins.

A sloppy start, two early fumbles and consistent rain, plagued Edinboro football early, but they managed to hold on for a 14-7 win at Clarion University Saturday.

The play will have showings at 7:30 p.m. Nov. 1-3, with a Sunday matinée at 2:30 p.m. on Nov. 5.

I wanted to use my deep empathy for the human condition to nurse people back to health, and for that I would have to declare myself a health science major.

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