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First off, I would like to publicly proclaim my love for Shakespearean literature. I actually enjoyed reading “Hamlet” (it’s about

Student art exhibition brings together different majors in different genres

Seton Hill University’s (SHU) student exhibition was held at the Harlan Gallery until September 24, 2009. It was a wonderful

When word spread quickly that infamous director Quentin Tarantino wrote and directed a film set in WWII, no one seemed

Take two endlessly complex and fascinating protagonists, stir in some investigative journalism gone wrong, add a dash of political and

Entering Doe’s East Coast Dogs is like stepping onto the boardwalks of New Jersey. The café is warm, but not

On Friday night Sept. 4, the Seton Hill University (SHU) Student-body Activities Council (SAC) collaborated with the city of Greensburg

The revelation of the Sims computer games has sparked interest in men, women, kids and teens of all ages.

“Survival Secrets of College Students” by Mary Kay Shanley and Julia Johnston provides incoming students with an inside look into

In the Greensburg area, you can meet philosophers while drinking coffee and looking at local art at the DV8 Espresso

Although people all across America are suffering from the economic stresses of today, Pittsburgh’s Post-Gazette Pavilion (PPGP) has put together