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The Leader

Virginia Horvath

Life & Arts

‘Spread the Word to End the Word’ fights to stop the ‘r’-word

Contributor to The Leader
WILLIAM MOHAN Special to The Leader This past Wednesday night saw four non-stop hours of numerous acappella groups, poetry read by President Horvath, and various performances by Fredonia students on the stage at Tim Hortons. Each performer had one common goal in mind: to stop the use of the “r”-word......
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News

Spectrum publishes video announcing Spring events Name of headliner to be revealed at “Artists on the Rise” event

Contributor to The Leader
MAGGIE GILROY Editor in Chief On Feb. 19 Spectrum Entertainment Board posted a video to its Facebook page announcing the lineup of Spring events. The events include a visit from Dinosaur Barbeque on May 9 and a headliner concert on April 12. The name of the headliner will be announced......
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Senior class to gift fountain Announcement made during ‘100 Days ‘till graduation’ celebration

Contributor to The Leader
MEGHAN GUATTERY Assistant News Editor If you have ever been to Cranston Marche, you are likely to have seen the large, stained glass windows that adorn the face of University Commons. If you are more of a Tim Hortons enthusiast, the gazebo between the Williams Center and the residence halls......
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A break in winter break Break one week shorter than in previous years

Contributor to The Leader
S. L. FULLER News Editor “Up front, let me say that students should be pleased about the increase in instructional days for the Spring semester,” said Dr. Joseph Straight, chair of the mathematical sciences department and the Academic Affairs Committee. “Why? Because you’re getting more instruction for your tuition dollars.”......
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Classes and activities cancelled due to storm Numerous factors taken into consideration when cancelling classes and activities

Contributor to The Leader
Photo Courtesy of Buffalo News AMANDA DEDIE Special to The Leader Students received a “Winter Weather Message from President Horvath,” an email that tends to go out at the beginning of signs of bad weather, on Monday, Nov. 17. It explained the college policies for cancelling classes, as well as......
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Sports

Snow, State of Emergency and Monday Night Football wrap up week before Thanksgiving

Contributor to The Leader
SEAN MCGRATH Sports Editor Being a Fredonian, snow is almost commonplace; the same can be said for Buffalo. Notorious for heavy snow, Buffalo is usually victim to lake effect. On average, we in Buffalo usually see between 9-10 feet of snowfall in the 3-4 months that are considered the winter......
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Life & Arts

PAC show plays at President Horvath’s house

Contributor to The Leader
REBECCA HALE Assistant Reverb Editor The Performing Arts Company put on its latest show, “Five Women Wearing the Same Dress,” by Alan Ball, in an interesting venue — the front living room of University President Virginia Horvath’s home. The change in traditional atmosphere proved to be a success, as all......
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