A&E
90s albums you may have missed
John Sosnowski Copy Editor jsosnows@lockhaven.edu April 20, 2017 It seems nostalgia for the pop culture of the Nineties is at an all-time high. With the twenty and thirty-somethings who grew up with it now plodding through in a poor economy, can you blame them for feeling sentimental about Nicktoons and “Space Jam?” The reminiscence extends […]
Lifestyles
Upgrade your style
John Sosnowski Copy Editor jsosnows@lockhaven.edu April 20, 2017 Some guys might think that style is something you either have or don’t, or that improving yours requires spending hundreds apiece for shirts you saw in fashion magazines. I used to live in graphic tees and shabby jeans, partly due to personal preference in younger years […]
News
O’Reilly bites the dust
Derek Danneker ddd4907@lockhaven.edu Opinions Editor April 20, 2017 The Bill O’Reilly Show will not be returning to the Fox News Channel amid sexual misconduct accusations. The top-ranked, primetime show would have entered its 21st season. The Show has been hemorrhaging advertisers, the number has risen to over 50, since The New York Times revealed […]
Opinions
Marijuana: the medicine, the misinformation, and the legality
James Harkness Guest Writer jrh4558@lhup.edu April 20, 2017 Reefer, pot, weed, or even the somewhat menacing devil’s lettuce are all terms many of us are familiar with. So many names given to the plant more formally known as marijuana, or cannabis (whichever rolls off your tongue nicer). Though native to Asian climates, marijuana, and […]
Sports
Baseball wins series against Bloom
Jayson Moyer Editor-in-Chief jpm362@lockhaven.edu April 20, 2017 The Lock Haven University Baseball team (23-9, 11-5 PSAC) continued its hot play this season, taking three out of four from Bloomsburg this past weekend. Nick Hornbaker tossed six innings of scoreless relief in game one, striking out seven, to lead the Bald Eagles to a series […]
More Articles
Sports funds spring a leak
Derek Danneker Staff Writer ddd4907@lhup.edu The women’s swim team’s annual trip to Deerfield Beach, Florida has been going on longer than any swimmer can now remember. This trip has been used as a tool to entice new swimmers to join their ranks. The trip has recently been “postponed” as team captains Jackie Bingham, a senior […]
The Eagle Eye: Our favorite Lock Haven restaurants
The Eagle Eye continues with our series where we put all of our minds together to come up with a list of our favorite items from various topics. This week, we are going to talk about our favorite restaurants in Lock Haven. If there is a sort of disappointing feeling on your end because of […]
LHU’s new crosswalk costs a pretty penny
Ben Ronemus Staff Writer bjr1324@lockhaven.edu April 13, 2017 Lock Haven’s newest edition to Campus came in the form of a new brick crosswalk located on Fairview Street by the between the university commons and Ulmer. The majority of the construction was confined to over Spring Break because it would cause minimal interference with student and […]
Lock Haven University hires new Dean of the College Liberal Arts and Education
Bret Pallotto Managing Editor bmp6070@lockhaven.edu April 13, 2017 Lock Haven University Provost Donna Wilson announced that Kyoko Amano was hired as the new Dean of the College of Liberal Arts and Education. Amano, born in Tokyo, Japan, will begin her role once current dean, Susan Rimby, retires at the conclusion of the Spring semester. […]
Pennsylvania rep. to take seat under Trump Administration
Analee Gentzel News Editor agg7563@lockhaven.edu April 13, 2017 Pennsylvania Representative, Tom Marino, of Lycoming County is expected to step down from his seat in Congress to serve in the Trump Administration as the head of the Office of National Drug Control Policy according to Fox News reports. Marino as of now is serving on […]
Trouble rises with United Airlines
Sierra Aichner Guest Writer sra5444@lockhaven.edu On April 9th, a United Airlines’ flight was scheduled to depart the O’Hare International Airport in Chicago and land in Louisville, Kentucky just before 6:00 P.M. according to the New York Times. However, an unexpected turn of events shifted this orthodox event into something that has drastically impacted the […]
Softball splits PSAC doubleheader at Mansfield
Alex Sklar Sports Editor aws1509@lockhaven.edu April 13, 2017 The Lock Haven softball team traveled to Mansfield for a doubleheader on Sunday, April 9. The Bald Eagles played Mansfield to a split in PSAC Central play. The Haven battled with Mansfield all day on Sunday. In game one,Mansfield jumped out to early 1-0 lead in […]
5 Reasons to Workout in the Morning (and how to do it)
James Harkness Guest Writer jrh4558@lockhaven.edu April 06, 2017 WAIT. Before you look at the title and scoff as you page through the rest of the newspaper, just give me a shot here. Now look, we all know we should exercise and we all know why. Exercise boosts mood, prevents disease, strengthens your muscles, improves respiratory […]
The Eagle Eye: Our favorite campus buildings
Eagle Eye Staff April 06, 2017 The Eagle Eye continues with our series where we put all of our minds together to come up with a list of our favorite items from various topics. This week, we are going to talk about our favorite building on campus. If there is a sort of disappointing […]
Fact or fancy news?
Derek Danneker Opinions Editor ddd4907@lockhaven.edu April 06, 2017 Taking on the role of an investigative reporter Jeffrey Frazier said, on March 30 in the Stevenson Library, that he sought to determine if there were any “kernels of truth” behind stories of folklore. Driven by his childhood experiences of exploring Pennsylvania and the homesickness he […]
Fiorentino commissions campus climate assessment
Bret Pallotto Managing Editor bmp6070@lockhaven.edu April 06, 2017 Michael Fiorentino Jr., President of Lock Haven University, said that he and the university have engaged Rankin and Associates Consulting to conduct a campus climate assessment during 2017 in an email to students, staff and faculty.. “At Lock Haven University, we seek to create an environment characterized […]
