Bargain Hunters Plan Strategy
Shoppers are planning sales strategies as Black Friday draws near – and in some cases, earlier in the season than ever before. Black Friday is an industry trend that occurs the day after Thanksgiving...
View ArticleCouture For Campers With Cancer
Two years ago, Senior Gabrielle Giello and her mother, Dawn Giello, were volunteering at Camp Happy Times, a camp for young cancer survivors, helping the girls apply makeup before a camp prom that...
View ArticleSanta Provides Style For New Year
Some stylish students are rocking their Christmas-gift fashions instead of focusing on the latest high-tech gadgets that they found under the tree. “I got my first Gucci purse for Christmas and my...
View ArticleRoses are Red; Money is Green
Chocolate, flowers and jewelry are the main ingredients for a Valentine’s Day extravaganza. But those items don’t come cheap. According to an article in the Los Angeles Times, a person will spend...
View ArticleWedding Bells Ringing Early
Kaitlyn Faccipionti went on a trip to New York City with her boyfriend Mike Simon during spring break of her sophomore year of college. During their visit to the Big Apple, her boyfriend wanted to take...
View ArticleNot so Happily Ever After
It was everything she imagined she would wear when she played dress up as a little girl, except instead of her favorite white, flowing nightgown – the one with little pink stitched flowers and...
View ArticlePhotography Club Winner
First Place winner of the Photography Club photo contest: Tori Dziedziak.
View ArticleMusic Fills Summer Night Air
Grammy Award-winner Boz Scaggs will bring the blend of his blues, rock and jazz music to the Wells Fargo Amphitheater as he headlines the annual Under the Stars Summer Arts Festival on July 13. The...
View ArticleLaughter is Medicine
The combination of an inspiration comment and a brilliant smile enabled occupational therapy major Kaitlyn Sledzinski to overcome significant obstacles. “I’d rather laugh about it than cry about it,’’...
View ArticleResident Artist Honored
Artist in Residence Skip Sensbach is one of four area ceramics professors who will have their work on display at the Northeast Pennsylvania Professors of Ceramic Arts exhibit at Moscow Clayworks in...
View ArticleDon’t Be A Dud During Interviews
Students who scored internships will need to trade their sweatpants for dress pants sooner rather than later. Bernadette Rushmer, Director of Insalaco Center of Career Development, provides students...
View ArticleNEPA Inks Up
Tattoo fans were inked at the first Northeastern Pennsylvania tattoo arts festival Aug 30,31 and Sept. 1. Located within the Genetti Hotel Convention Center and supported by 570 Tattooing Co. and...
View Article‘Locals Contribute to Year of the Volunteer’
Dallas area residents were drawn to the center of town to celebrate the Dallas Harvest festival on Sept. 15. The central street closes once a year to allow vendors, local organizations, live...
View ArticleInsomniac’s Revenge
The Northeastern Pennsylvania Council of the Boy Scouts will hold its annual Insomniac’s Revenge from Sept. 27-29. The event is run by the council’s Venturing Officers Association, which oversees...
View ArticleDeck the Halls on a Collegiate Budget
‘Tis the season for holiday spending tips. Buying gifts for others can become an issue for some college students after tuition, books and other necessities put a damper on the Christmas list. However,...
View ArticleLend an Ear to CALC’s Sounds of the Season
The Choral Arts of Luzerne County will perform its sixth annual holiday concert, “Sounds of the Season,” under the musical direction of John Fitzgerald, who hopes new choral members will join the...
View ArticleStudent Screenwriters Create Love, Loss, Fairytale
An English graduate and a communications sophomore have penned the screenplay for the newly-released film “Speechless.” Last year, under the direction of New York Conservatory for Dramatic Arts...
View ArticleStudents Bring On New Year Regimens
Sophomore speech language pathology major Rachel Bossler thinks new year’s resolutions are very important to keep, but she said it is more important to set reasonable goals rather than jump head first...
View ArticleFeeling Blue, Valentine’s Day Woes
As a holiday that has long been marketed toward couples as a once-a-year testament to their love, Valentine’s Day can be very difficult for singles. Alternatively known as ‘Singles Awareness Day’...
View ArticleGood Deeds Can Lead to Good Jobs
Service, one of the four charisms of the Sisters of Mercy, is most likely ingrained in every student’s mind, but its rewards are more than personal or even spiritual – student volunteerism can lead to...
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