The Spectator: Vol. 119, No. 7

The protests involving Hong Kong have people talking. As with most issues, people have differing opinions, but what if China as a whole differs from your opinion?

The Edinboro University Boro Navigators attended a national mentoring symposium in Indianapolis, Indiana over the Oct. 5 weekend.

Several higher education questions and concerns were addressed by Dr. Daniel Greenstein, chancellor of PASSHE, in an Edinboro visit.

Local middle school students will be raising money through pre-Halloween event.

This year’s recipient is an employee at GM, Brianna Curtis. The General McLane volleyball team and its boosters chose to support Brianna to help curb her expenses while she bravely fights to be cancer free.

Voices Editor Anisa Venner-Johnston talks about the problems that can arrise if we don't look at inserting an age limitation.

Two local rivals seeking bragging rights met in Edinboro’s homecoming game on Saturday, Oct. 12, with visiting Mercyhurst sending 4,000-plus fans home unhappy.

John Bellucci, owner of John's Wildwood Pizzeria, speaks on the summer fire and trying to open before 2019 ends.

Ceramic and sculpture work from Monica Hewryk was displayed in Bates Gallery.

 General McLane School District hosted a free tailgate for alumni before the homecoming football game on Friday, Oct. 11.

EU student relates to Lupita Nyongo's comments on colorism. 

General McLane High School will be performing the Broadway musical 'Cats,' from Nov. 21-24.

John Balaban, an award-winning poet, came to Edinboro University to recite his works to a packed lecture hall.

It’s difficult being a punk band in 2019 and keeping it fresh. The Menzinger make it look easy on their latest release.

Two members of the Edinboro Jiu Jitsu club traveled to Buffalo to compete in a tournament. They will also be hosting Ricardo Pires, a fourth-degree black belt, on Nov. 8.

The Fighting Scots swimming squad discussed expectations for their upcoming season.

The most recent meeting of the Borough of Edinboro council took place on Monday, from 6:30 to 7 p.m., in the borough building. Discussion included a new police officer hiring. 

Past participants in the Gmitter Memorial Scholarship gathered for a special exhibition.

It's no surprise that the way we communicate with others has changed in the past 10 years. But how has punctuation changed in the new age of technology? Does a question mark or exclamation point mean more now in text messages?