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Life & Arts

The Leader

Open your mind to Fredonia’s new yoga club

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Reading Time: 2 minutesJESSICA MEDITZ Special to The Leader   As the work and stress of the mid-semester arise, students might find themselves in a tough place mentally or emotionally. Fredonia’s new Yoga Club may be the way to fix that — according to its president. Kiera DeCotes, a senior music technology major,...
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Fredonia falls again to Geneseo

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Reading Time: 2 minutesAIDAN POLLARD Sports Editor   For the second year in a row, Blue Devils hockey have had their playoff run ended by the Geneseo Knights. After being nationally ranked multiple times throughout the season, Fredonia suffered a 5-2 loss on Saturday to the No. 2 in the nation Knights. “The...
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Monica Manney to receive Lanford Prize at May commencement, Fredonia to receive an all-around distinguished alumna

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Reading Time: 5 minutesJOSH RANNEY News Editor   Every higher education institution has a mission of making professionals and well-rounded individuals of their students. With that being said, Monica Manney is the embodiment of that mission. Manney is a super-senior, journalism major and earlier this month was told she would be the recipient...
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Baked ziti monster terrorizes Centre Point employees

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Reading Time: 2 minutesJOSEPH MARCINIAK Assistant Editor of the Scallion The FSA cafes are soon going to be serving Italian foods, according to the General Manager of Important things. “We saw the great, really great, feedback about Il Diavolo Blu, and we’ve decided to continue selling more baked ziti,” John Johnson, General Manager...
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Police Notters

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Reading Time: < 1 minuteFriday, Feb. 8   PEPRE Process found dead Friday afternoon. In related case, campus morale has gone missing.   Saturday, Feb. 9   Police called to Tim Horton’s to investigate multiple packages of Roll Up the Rim cups stolen. Spokesman estimates that the thief may have gotten away with a...
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Previous Love, The Standby, and Mallory Run gear up for BJ’s show

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Reading Time: 2 minutes  BRENTON NEWCOMB Special to The Leader   Fredonia booking agency Last Call Entertainment is throwing a show featuring PA bands Mallory Run and The Standby with Buffalo band Previous Love. The concert will be held on Wednesday, Feb. 20. Previous Love is a three piece alternative rock group straight...
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New format to campus club Summit sets sights on success

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Reading Time: 2 minutes  DELICIA HOLDER Special to The Leader   On Feb. 10, the Student Association held their semesterly Summit for the presidents and treasurers of every student-run organization and club on the Fredonia campus. This year’s meeting, however, was not like previous years. This meeting went through the sexual assault issues...
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Fredonia Athletics’ growing pains

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Reading Time: 4 minutesAIDAN POLLARD Sports Editor   Fredonia Athletics is growing. And with that comes a little bit of hurt. Alongside the renovation of facilities, developing drug testing policies and increased academic expectations of athletes, Fredonia’s athletics department has gone through a number of coaching changes. Since last Fall, the track and...
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Virginia Horvath harnesses power of sky, claims ‘Dragon Prince’ as inspiration

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Reading Time: 2 minutes  DOM MAGISTRO Staff Scallywag   Clean energy is a rising source of power, and President Virginia Horvath is not going to be left behind. Recently, the president has been seen lowering carbon emissions by riding a bicycle around campus. Not only has she been using her bike more, but...
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