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Women’s Volleyball finishes 3-1 at Golden Flyer Invitational

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Reading Time: 2 minutesKRISTEN SWANN Special to The Leader The Fredonia women’s volleyball team went 3-1 at the Golden Flyer Invitational last weekend at Nazareth. On Friday, the Blue Devils beat Hartwick 3-0 in their opening match. Fredonia was able to control the match and work in their entire roster for a collective......
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Ribbon-cutting celebrates University Village

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Reading Time: 3 minutesPhoto taken by: Minju Kim / Staff Photographer S. L. FULLER News Editor The ribbon-cutting ceremony for the University Village Townhouses, which took place on Sept. 3, could not have been held on a more beautiful day. The blue sky and sunshine complemented the pristine buildings and bright landscaping within......
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Life & Arts

GRAMMY winner Kent Knappenberger to visit Fredonia campus

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Reading Time: 3 minutesJORDYN HOLKA Reverb Editor How many music educators think for even one minute that a national award, maybe even a GRAMMY, is in their future? Probably not many. But for one, Kent Knappenberger, national recognition by way of a GRAMMY award is already a part of his accomplished past. Knappenberger......
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Professional Development Day supports academic excellence

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Reading Time: 3 minutesMEGHAN GUATTERY Special to The Leader With just a glance at the academic calendar, many people have noticed an extra day off from classes on Wednesday, Sept. 17. Labeled simply as “Professional Development Day,” this day off has left much of the campus wondering what it is and why it......
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Frerichs’ “Shale” to be added to Rare Book Collection

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Reading Time: 3 minutesCARLY KNASZAK Special to The Leader Shale, written by Fredonia’s Professor Timothy Frerichs of the Department of Visual Arts and New Media, has been added to the Buffalo & Erie County Public Library Rare Book Collection. Frerichs also had his very own installation at The Echo Art Fair that reflects......
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Life & Arts

The sound of Italy in Rosch

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Reading Time: 2 minutesKRISTEN SHULTIS Staff Writer Thursday night brought musicians, community members and students together in Rosch recital hall to hear the sounds of Italy. This concert included two faculty members from the School of Music, Julie Newell and Daniel Ihasz, as well as three native Italians, Stefani Donzelli, Sandra Buongrazio and......
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Sports

Katalin Parent named to athletic training staff

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Reading Time: 2 minutesMICHELLE HALE Special to the Leader Katalin Parent has been named an assistant athletic trainer as well as the strength and conditioning coach at Fredonia. She now joins head athletic trainer Erik Barkley and assistant athletic trainer Erin Abbate. “I traveled here [to Fredonia] with the Mount Union women’s soccer......
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Club Field Hockey strives to salvage season

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Reading Time: 3 minutesSEAN MCGRATH Sports Editor The Club Field Hockey team faces financial issues this season as they raise funds for new equipment. The resources they have now — including goals, nets, and other equipment, are all unusable at this point, forcing the team to replace their supplies. The equipment was in......
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