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Friday Night Jam showcases local and student Musicians
Most people don’t expect much from Malone on the weekends. Maybe a movie in the barn, perhaps a trip to Applebee’s for half-priced appetizers, or even hitching a ride to Fawcett Stadium for a home football game will be on the typical student’s agenda. Thankfully, SAC has come up with a cure for some of [...]
Pacifist explains lesser-known effects of war
John Geib was still a teenager when he was drafted into military service in Vietnam, but even then he did not believe it was a just war. When he went to explain this to the military, he said that they weren’t exactly welcoming of his request to be considered a conscientious objector. “My manhood was [...]
Film Festival features ten student films
At the Canton Palace Theater on Friday September 8, ten university students excitedly awaited the screening of some of their very own films at the First Annual International Film Festival. Judges of the film festival picked a panel of university students and alumni to screen their films during the festival. There was a small, scattered [...]
Intramural football runs the risk of serious injury
Tis the season for football. The air is crisp, the leaves are changing and the intramural season is underway; everyone wants a piece of the action. Intramural football is very popular on campus, but along with the excitement of tossing the pigskin comes the risk of injury on the playing field. Every year at least [...]
First Friday brings variety of talent and students
WATCH: Aviso Reporter Abigael Jaymes investigates the event that is Canton First Friday. Reported by Abigael Jaymes Produced and Edited by Michael Garwood
Cross Country finishes 7th at All-Ohio Intercollegiate Championships
The men’s and women’s cross country team, the third and fifth ranked teams in the NAIA, each took seventh place at the All-Ohio Intercollegiate Championships in Cedarville, Ohio Friday Oct. 1. The men’s team competed in a 37-team field while the women’s team competed in a 39-team field. The Pioneer men finished the championships with [...]
Women’s soccer suffers tough loss to rival Walsh
The clouds darkened and the rain went from a mist to a downpour on the chilly night as the women’s soccer team took on rival Walsh University Tuesday Oct. 5. Through the tough conditions the Pioneers lost 1-0 to the Cavaliers in a pivotal American Mid-East conference game at Milazzo soccer field. “It was pretty [...]
Lower Penn says goodbye to the Cage
Think of your favorite floor activity. Now imagine that the location where that activity has always taken place has been destroyed. You are determined to carry on this beloved tradition, but there are no readily available options for a new home. Sloth—a game for men. More importantly, it’s a game for Lower Penn men. This [...]
“The Town” portrays crime and love in Boston
I have heard countless times that actors should not wear two hats when part of a movie project. Directing and acting are difficult to do on their own, but working on both at the same time is a challenge. Ben Affleck has proven he can direct, write and act in his previous projects. But in [...]
Grinderman create more experimental sound on latest album
Grinderman 2 is the latest from Australian post-punk godfather Nick Cave’s Grinderman project. Essentially the harder rocking alter-ego of Nick Cave and the Bad Seeds, Grinderman is back with a bigger bang. Expect to see this one on numerous “best of” lists by the end of the year. Cave is a musician’s musician. He and [...]
