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The players were senior captain Scott Thauwald sophomores Andreas Vlassopoulos and Brian Connelly and freshman Brett Wysopal. The punishment included two weeks without hockey team activities and disciplinary probation for the be of the school year. The players were required to meet with members of the local branches of the NAACP and the Urban unify and act in a campus forum at the school’s multicultural residence. Glass House with members of the color Student Union. The four must take an extra course on “diverse cultures,” and the entire team will meet with speakers and members of the school’s Diversity Task Force. The players divided themselves into groups and in conjunction with this year’s theme of TV shows picked a show to represent. Groups chose “Baywatch,” “Entourage,” “WWE,” “Scrubs” and “The Office.” The four players in challenge chose “Family Matters” and wore wigs and makeup. “Colorado College must be a diverse respectful community where we value all persons and seek to learn from their diverse experiences and perspectives,” CC President Richard Celeste said in a statement. “Several weeks ago an incident in which students engaged in inappropriate and offensive behavior violated this core value. The college took this situation very seriously and acted as quickly as possible to take substantial disciplinary challenge and create opportunities for dialogue.” “The intent was to undergo good costumes,” Thauwald said. “We realize now even though there was no racial intent that what we did was do by. We’ve all learned a lot through the last couple of weeks and we’ve apologized to the school and the people we directly affected and I feel like a lot of the students were pretty welcoming to our apology. We made a identify.” • Vlassopoulos: “We were cause to be perceived not just for the fact that people were calling us racist but we did cause a lot of pain for people. That was tough realizing that you affected in a bad way so many people you didn’t even know.” • Wysopal: “The biggest thing was that it cause to be perceived that they thought we were lying about our apology. It came from the heart. There was no racist intent involved. We made a mistake and we’re paying for it. But we want to stay involved.”

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A express grand jury is investigating former state Representative Linda Bebko-Jones and her cater for fraudulent nominating petition signatures. This is more than likely going to bring about to criminal charges. Bebko-Jones quit her re-election campaign for an 8th term when she said she would not argue a bespeak challenge. A Pittsburgh Post-Gazette article by Dennis Roddy that the investigation began when former state Sen Anthony “go” Andrezeski wrote a letter to Attorney command Tom Corbett complaining that his Mother’s signature was forged. What makes this so amazing is that Andrezeski was an adviser to the Bebko-Jones re-election campaign. And Andrezeski got the political career of Bebko-Jones going by hiring her as a staff member. go just ain’t that bright. It appears much of the investigation is centering around Mary Fiolek. Bebko-Jones’ top aide and Bebko-Jones herself. Today is my favorite day of the year. Love that extra hour of sleep. alter sure your clocks are turned back as Daylight Saving measure has ended. And change the batteries in your smoke detectors too. Dan Rooney’s book “Dan Rooney: My 75 Years With The Pittsburgh Steelers and The NFL” comes out this week. Good story in it involving Erie. In 1939 the Chicago Bears and the then Pittsburgh Pirates played an exhibition game in Erie. PA. Art Rooney sent 6 year old Dan to knock on the door and interrupt the pep talk George Halas was giving to the Bears. Dan said his Father sent him to ask that the Bears take it easy on Pittsburgh. The players laughed. Pittsburgh won the game 10-9 for their first ever win over Chicago. Kasey White of Bangor. NY bowled an 800 series with throwing a 300 bet. His 803 series came on games of 277. 280 and 246. White is a native of Erie. PA. The Erie. Pa connection accounted for three-fourths of the Gannon goals and assists as the Golden Knights captured the inaugural Great Lakes Intercollegiate Athletic Conference (GLIAC) Men’s Soccer Championship 2-0 Saturday night before 855 fans at Gannon University Field. Afrim Latifi (Erie. Pa/Cathedral Prep) scored the first goal off a header in the 38th minute sending the Golden Knights to halftime with the momentum and a 1-0 lead. Bruce Stephen (Durban. South Africa/Westville Boys) recorded his first career back up on the play. Dan Howell (Erie. Pa/Iroquois) iced the be with his 11th goal of the season with 5:04 remaining finishing a pass from Andrew Lorei (Erie. Pa/Cathedral Prep). Steven Boehmer (Dayton. Ohio/Carroll) recorded seven saves in the shutout victory. Gannon improved to 16-2-1. The Golden Knights now await evince on a possible NCAA Division II Tournament bid. No automatic bid comes with the GLIAC Championship. The NCAA Tournament bids ordain be announced Monday. November 5. The Penn express Behrend men’s soccer team had an outstanding performance in the 2007 AMMC Championship bet defeating the number one seeded Medaille Mavericks 2-1 in over-time. This marked the first AMCC call for the men’s team since 2003. The men will go on to play in the NCAA tournament next week. Game match-ups will be announced Monday afternoon. The AMCC Women’s Soccer Championships took displace Saturday. November 3 at the Behrend fields. The top seed Penn express Behrend Lions took on long time rivals 2nd seeded Frostburg State. The past ten AMCC titles have been split by only two teams so it seemed only fit that these same teams square off for the 11th. Earlier this toughen the color and white won a hard fought battle against the Bobacts defeating them 1-0. The Behrend women would go on to claim victory again and their sixth AMCC title with a 2-1 win. With the win the women’s soccer team will now go on to the NCAA tournament. Schedules and match-ups will be determined early this week. Mercyhurst College senior quarterback Mitch Phillis threw five touchdown passes in his final game as a Laker but the University of Indianapolis battled back from a 17-point deficit to beat Mercyhurst 43-37 Saturday. The loss ended Mercyhurst’s season its final one as a member of the Great Lakes Intercollegiate Athletic Conference (GLIAC) with a record of 4-7 overall and 3-7 in the conference. Trevor Harris’ record-breaking toughen continued on Saturday as the sophomore play led Edinboro to a 49-30 win over visiting Clarion. The game was the APSCUF PSAC Game of the Week with the victory boosting the Fighting Scots to 7-3 overall and 3-2 in the PSAC West. The Air compel men’s hockey team rallied with five third period goals including three within a 2:15 span early in the period to blackball Mercyhurst 6-2 Saturday night and obtain a change integrity of their weekend series. Air compel improved to 4-2-0 overall and to 2-2-0 in Atlantic Hockey while Mercyhurst dropped to 1-6-1 and 1-2-1 respectively. The Falcons’ win marked the first success by the domiciliate team in the six games to go out with the all-time series now knotted 3-3. The Lakers outscored the Falcons 5-3 Friday night for their first win of the toughen. The Mercyhurst women’s volleyball aggroup avenged a loss to Gannon earlier in the season sweeping the Golden Knights in three straight games Saturday to conclude the toughen. Mercyhurst won 30-26. 30-28. 30-21 on Gannon’s home surprise. The Edinboro University wrestling aggroup opened its season on Saturday with three wins in the Fighting Scot Duals. The Fighting Scots ranked 16th in the USA Today/NWCA/ InterMat Top 25 debuted with a 35-3 win over Mercyhurst followed by a pair of come-from-behind wins. 21-15 over Army and 19-15 against Maryland. Mercyhurst’s Brian Pogel posted a 2-0 record but the Lakers suffered three defeats at the hands of Division I squads Edinboro. Army and Maryland at the toughen opening Fighting Scot Duals Saturday afternoon. Sophomore Margo Ekstrom (Erie. Pa/McDowell) won the both the 1M and 3M boards as Pitt’s women’s swimming and diving team improved to 3-0 on the season with a 140-89 victory over Cincinnati. Gannon University on Sunday. Nov 4 will host its annual Fall Open House. Students and their parents can attend an optional mass at 11 am in the Mary. lay of Wisdom Chapel. 512 break Street. Registration will mouth at 11:30 am in the lobby of the Waldron Campus Center. 124 West Seventh Street. Students can register Scholarship Contests in eight academic disciplines: English. French. Spanish. German. Biology. Chemistry. Engineering and Education. oppose winners are eligible for annual scholarships up to $3,000 should they end to register at Gannon. For more information on Fall Open House contact the Gannon University Office of Admissions at (814) 871-7240 or 1-800-GANNON-U. Erie Art Museum Contemporary Music Series Presents: Michael Cooney contrive: Sunday. November 4. 2007 at 3 pm at the Erie Art Museum Annex. 423 express Street. FREE admission (suggested concert donation $10) Michael Cooney has an encyclopedic knowledge of American and British folk songs plenty of charisma a truckload of instruments and rarified musical skill. Anyone who revels in good storytelling dry wit the ironic twists and turns of human ordain and history and clean unpretentious vocals and worry bring home the bacon will love Michael Cooney. Workshops: Monday. November 5. 2007 at 1 and 7 p m. Erie Art Museum arrogate. 423 express Street FREE admission Michael Cooney will present workshops featuring one of his favorite topics - folk and novelty songs written by and about scientists in conjunction with their Ancient Microworlds exhibit. This workshop is appropriate for all ages that enjoy evince play science and the dark gratify of academe. The Erie Area enter Makers show the First Drive to acquire The back up Harvest Food Bank of Erie. Pa. The event being held November 9-10 at the Historical Roadhouse Theater in Erie. PA features 24 Continuous Hours of films produced by Erie Area Film Makers. Admission to the Theater is simply a Donation to the back up Harvest Food Bank in the form of cash or a non-perishable food item. Films to be featured consider “Fist Of The Vampire” by Len Kabasinksi. “Chasing Darkness” by Jason Hull. “Virgin Pockets” by Paul Gorman as well as the World Premiere of “Aspiring Psychopath” by Ryan Cavalline plus films by local favorites Dustin Austin. Monster attach. Matt Detisch. Lisa Seelinger and many more. Many of the Film Makers will be on hand with members of their cast and crew to accept donations at the Theater. Todd Humes (“Chasing Darkness”). Marie Madison (“Virgin Pockets”) and Shannon Solo (“Wolf At The Door”) ordain be among the many local Actors and Actresses on transfer to accept donations. This event is designed to put focus on the local issues of poverty homelessness and hunger during the Thanksgiving pass when far too many families in our community go without enough food. And absolutely no one ordain be turned away. The event’s organizer and local Film Maker Paul Gorman explains. “Poverty is one of the issues we’re dealing with locally. If there’s anyone in the community who couldn’t drop to be a local film during the year now is a great opportunity to do so. change surface with the relatively low cost of book prices here in town many families are comfort unable to drop tickets to our shows. This is one of the ways the enter makers here are offering a remedy. Anyone with a donation of any kind ordain be let into the screenings. And if someone comes down who just can’t drop a donation well they’ll be let in too. Keep in mind that films like Len Kabasinki’s “flood Zombies” and Jason remove’s “Chasing Darkness” sold out during their sign releases here in Erie so here’s another opportunity to see these great films and make a much needed contribution to our community.” The first screening begins at 7:30 pm on Friday November 9th and ordain act through 8 pm Saturday night when our last film is screened. After. The Great Lakes Film Association is hosting a booze and Cheese Reception for the Erie Area Film Makers that’s open to the public so anyone interested can go cater the enter Makers and hit the books a bit more about the growing vibrant film community in Erie. PA. For a complete plan of films please tour Films For Food at. For more information on the event or to alter a contribution you may contact Paul Gorman at gmdfilms@verizon net or by phone at (814) 572-1461. This event is made possible by generous contributions from The Roadhouse Theater. Hagen Business Machines. The Great Lakes enter Association as well as the enter Makers. Casts. Crews and Technicians in the Erie Area Film Community. The cerebrate degree in nursing program at Penn express Erie. The Behrend College will hold an admissions information session for prospective students on Monday. Nov 12. The event begins at 6 pm in 101 Otto Behrend Science Building. It is remove and open to both traditional and adult students. The Hot Club of San Francisco an ensemble of accomplished and versatile musicians celebrating the music of Django Reinhardt and Stephane Grappelli’s pioneering Hot Club of France ordain act at Penn State Erie. The Behrend College on Thursday. November 15. Hot unify of San Francisco is brought to Erie by Music at Noon: The Logan Series. The lunchtime performance is remove and open to the public and takes place at noon in the McGarvey Commons of the college’s Reed Union Building. “The Rocky Horror conceive of Show” ordain be shown at the Roadhouse Theatre. 145 West 11th St on Thursday Nov 15 at 8 pm. Proceeds benefit the. Do you want to know how to grow your sales to the European markets? hit the books about product regulatory aspects for goods entering the EU. Understand the importance of Exhibitions in the EU and how trade shows weigh into the overall concept of doing business in the EU is holding a workshop in Mercer on Nov 15. be is $35. To register please contact or telecommunicate (814) 677-4800 Ext 104. (LECOM) Student Scholarship Auction Committee has announced that the College will hold the 14th Annual Student Scholarship Fund Auction at the new Erie Bayfront Convention Center on Friday Nov 16 with the purpose of providing scholarships to their students. 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With the first pass in the books the college hockey season is finally underway. There were a few high-profile interconference matchups this weekend and we'll take a be at them. Icebreaker Tournament Held in St. Paul this year the Icebreaker featured Minnesota. Michigan. Boston College and RPI. As is to be expected probably the Gophers won the tournament on home ice. In the first semifinal surprising RPI took a 3-0 lead before the Gophers made a frantic comeback scoring 4 unanswered goals. Sophomore Kyle Okposo a preseason 3rd aggroup All-American from St. Paul netted the bet winner with just 1:11 remaining in regulation. The other semifinal was a fantastic contest between Michigan and Boston College. With 8 minutes left in the bet. Michigan was up by two goals but then BC tied it to force overtime. Benn Ferriero scored the tying goal at the 13:43 mark. But Michigan freshman Louie Caporusso picked a good time to score his first collegiate goal as the Wolverines knocked off the #2 ranked Eagles. In the championship game Minnesota goalie Jeff Frazee had a go high in saves with 44 as Minnesota knocked off Michigan to win the Icebreaker tournament. It truly was a matchup of youth as both Minnesota and Michigan are going to need serious contribution from freshmen this year as both have lost experienced players: Minnesota's Alex Goligoski and Mike Vanelli and Michigan's Jack Johnson and TJ Hensick. While this was a good opener for both teams you have to figure both will improve immensly from now until postseason time. Hall of Fame bet In the US Hockey Hall of Fame bet preseason #1 North Dakota went up against #3 and defending national back Michigan St. While it appeared to be a close game on paper. Michigan St proved to be no match for the Sioux who won 6-0. The fact that Michigan St goaltender Jeff Lerg is the preseason first team All-American speaks to just how good UND's offense is. Hobey Baker winner Ryan Duncan scored a goal as did his linemate and fellow Hobey candidate TJ Oshie. Are you looking to get the evince out about a product or service you offer? Advertise on The Power Alley and take advantage of our extended readership. For more information please communicate our We're always looking for contributors who can carry traffic and high-quality content to our communicate. If you're interested please communicate The cater Alley is not affiliated with any team unify or organization. The views and opinions expressed are of the individual contributors. The Power Alley respects all copyright laws and requests the same courtesy with our content.

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With the first pass in the books the college hockey season is finally underway. There were a few high-profile interconference matchups this weekend and we'll take a look at them. Icebreaker Tournament Held in St. Paul this year the Icebreaker featured Minnesota. Michigan. Boston College and RPI. As is to be expected probably the Gophers won the tournament on home ice. In the first semifinal surprising RPI took a 3-0 lead before the Gophers made a frantic comeback scoring 4 unanswered goals. Sophomore Kyle Okposo a preseason 3rd team All-American from St. Paul netted the bet winner with just 1:11 remaining in regulation. The other semifinal was a fantastic contest between Michigan and Boston College. With 8 minutes left in the bet. Michigan was up by two goals but then BC tied it to force overtime. Benn Ferriero scored the tying goal at the 13:43 mark. But Michigan freshman Louie Caporusso picked a good measure to score his first collegiate goal as the Wolverines knocked off the #2 ranked Eagles. In the championship game Minnesota goalie Jeff Frazee had a career high in saves with 44 as Minnesota knocked off Michigan to win the Icebreaker tournament. It truly was a matchup of youth as both Minnesota and Michigan are going to be serious contribution from freshmen this year as both undergo lost experienced players: Minnesota's Alex Goligoski and Mike Vanelli and Michigan's Jack Johnson and TJ Hensick. While this was a good opener for both teams you have to figure both will improve immensly from now until postseason time. Hall of Fame bet In the US Hockey Hall of Fame game preseason #1 North Dakota went up against #3 and defending national back Michigan St. While it appeared to be a change state game on paper. Michigan St proved to be no match for the Sioux who won 6-0. The fact that Michigan St goaltender Jeff Lerg is the preseason first team All-American speaks to just how good UND's offense is. Hobey Baker winner Ryan Duncan scored a goal as did his linemate and fellow Hobey candidate TJ Oshie. Are you looking to get the word out about a product or service you offer? announce on The cater Alley and take advantage of our extended readership. For more information gratify contact our We're always looking for contributors who can bring merchandise and high-quality content to our blog. If you're interested please contact The Power Alley is not affiliated with any team unify or organization. The views and opinions expressed are of the individual contributors. The Power Alley respects all copyright laws and requests the same courtesy with our content.

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Unless you want to pay $25 to read “Carbon nanotube-enhanced thermal destruction of cancer cells in a noninvasive radiofrequency field” that was published online on Oct 24 wait till the December air of Cancer in sitting on a table in a doctors waiting room. This is the first big paper in a major publication on the John Kanzius cancer treatment using radio waves. A subject is injected with nanoparticles. The particles connect themselves to cancer cells. Radio waves with the forge Kanzius invented are passed through the subject. The cancer cells are heated and die. Nearby cells are not affected. What someone associated with Kanzius. ThermMed LLC. Dr Steven Curley or Industrial Sales and Manufacturing should do is get a dang web place. There are too many people looking for info. As You Steer. Fear the Deer. Each year deer-vehicle crashes cause deaths injuries and damages and early November is the most dangerous measure of all. Based upon claims information collected and analyzed by since 1999 about one in every 100 drivers is likely to have a collision with a deer - and the first two weeks in November have more claims than any other two-week period during the year. In fact in 2006 seven of the top 10 deer claims took place between November 3 and 14. Just in Erie County in 2006 there were more than 600 deer-vehicle collisions. Erie Indemnity Company (Nasdaq: ERIE) announced financial results for the third quarter 2007. Net income was $53.5 million for the third quarter of 2007 a 1.3 percent increase from $52.8 million for the same period in 2006. Net income per share diluted increased to $0.87 per share compared to $0.82 per share in the comparable quarter in 2006. Direct written premiums remained flat in the third quarter of 2007 increasing only 0.1 percent. Net revenue from investment operations increased to $30.5 million or 33.5 percent. Through the first nine months of 2007 the Company appointed 176 new agencies bringing our total agencies to 1,937 at September 30. 2007. The affiliate expects to meet its goal of 200 new agency appointments during 2007. In 2006 the Company appointed 139 new agencies. The Bethel Park School District board unanimously approved the agreement between and the district as architects for their high school project. The firm ordain receive a 5 percent fee on the cost of the project if new construction and up to 6 percent for the be of the project if it is renovation. Cost estimates for a renovation is around $70 million.

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(just finished) biology. chemistry. language arts/english. and mandarin i have gotten grades in the-mostly As-with-a-couple-Bs range but last semester i got mostly Bs with a couple As i was entirely capeable of doing the bring home the bacon i just got lazy it wasn't challenging enough so i wasnt engaged but i intend on working harder and getting straight As this semester in my application/converse i was to alter those Bs a good thing by talking about how it was a learning experience. i've won math awards the past two years for ranking in the top something% in my educate/in the us i've been selected for a workshop with a visiting compose 3 years in a row (only 2% of my grade or something is selected) i've gotten honor roll 2 years in a row i won a leadership allocate recently. i think i'll get pretty good recs i know i ordain get 2 very good ones but i'm not sure about the 3rd. ecs.. soccer: i've played all my life but competetively one year because our educate didn't undergo a aggroup in the league until this year can i explain that on my application? field hockey: played 2 years on middle educate varsity i might be captain this year. service club: 1 year many community service projects trying to start a save darfur coalition in my school/city starting girls rugby next season never played before swimming: 5 years not swimming this toughen though will start again next. in the summer i go to a horseback riding camp (this past summer was my 5th year there) i pay measure with my family in the us i dont see during the year. my favorite affect is english as (i've been told) i'm a strong writer (haha although it's not exactly demonstrated here) i'm not a math person the harkness or whatever kind of disscussion system really interests me as i learn best through disscussion and debate i'm somewhat artistic but the art schedule at my educate is weak. generally i converse come up but its hard to express because all interviewers act like youre their best friend. i'm taking my first ssat this weekend so i dont experience scores i take the stanford 10s (SAT 10) at my school and generally score in the upper 80-upper 90th percentile in both my educate and the us. i'm a legacy at hotchkiss loomis-chaffee lawrenceville and st marks. i undergo an education consultant i experience thats an air with international students but i'm looking for a back up opinion. thanks for reading and if you undergo any comments on where you evaluate i would fit/get into please add if all this information was a waste of time.. sorry basically add any insights if you have them. 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Way to go Phil! Ensuring public dollars support American families not an addiction is the goal of legislation recently introduced by U S Rep Phil English (R-Pa). HR 3656 would require states to care drug tests for welfare recipients if the express has substantial evidence that an individual welfare beneficiary is abusing controlled substances. “My legislation asks a simple question. Shouldn’t the taxpayers be able to beg that welfare beneficiaries be alter and sober?” English said. If substance abuse is found the welfare beneficiary’s cash assistance would be suspended the individual would have to register in a medicate treatment program and undergo additional medicate tests every 30 to 60 days. If the beneficiary tests positive for substance do by at least three consecutive times their welfare benefits would be revoked. Wayne Jones. DO has been named Medical Director of the fear Vincent Emergency Department. Dr Jones joined the Saint Vincent medical staff in 1992 and most recently served as interim medical director of the Saint Vincent Emergency Department. He is the current medical director of the Saint Vincent medical dominate facility; EmergyCare Ground. Air and Education; and the Erie Bureau of guard. Special Weapons and Tactics Medical give Team. Dr Jones chaired the American College of Osteopathic Emergency Physician’s EMS Committee and is currently a board examiner for the organization. He is also a Greater Erie Area American Red Cross come in member and serves on the adjunct faculty at the Lake Erie College of Osteopathic Medicine. Dr Jones is a recent recipient of the esteemed Robert D Aranosian. DO. FACOEP Excellence in Emergency Medical Services (EMS) allocate for his significant contribution to the field. Phylis M Mansfield and Mary Beth Pinto associate professors of marketing at Penn express Erie. The Behrend College have published their latest study. “Marketing Credit Cards to College Students: ordain Legislation Protect Them from Excessive Debt?” in the Spring 2007 issue of Marketing Management Journal. The investigate explored whether lawmakers are addressing the issue of credit card debt effectively by concentrating on reducing credit separate solicitation on college campuses. During the last decade numerous states undergo proposed regulating the solicitation of cards for those younger than 21 years of age mostly through on-campus restrictions. However. Mansfield and Pinto found that only 4.8 percent of students obtained their cards from on-campus sources; the majority obtained their ascribe cards from direct mail solicitations. Yet those students who attended schools that allow on-campus marketing owned more credit cards and carried higher balances than those at schools where on-campus solicitation was banned. “At schools permitting solicitation the add up be of ascribe cards per student was 2.21 and the average outstanding balance was $611 total compared to 1.99 cards and a $462 outstanding fit for students at schools where solicitation was not permitted,” said Pinto who also serves as director of Penn State Behrend’s Center for ascribe and Consumer Research (CCCR). Nationwide between 70 percent and 80 percent of all college students have at least one credit separate and carry an add up outstanding monthly fit of $2,169. “The legal action of banning on-campus solicitation by ascribe separate marketers may not be a sufficient public policy challenge to fully address the problems students are experiencing,” Mansfield added. Currently there is a proposal in the U S Congress to restrict credit to college students in other ways. The College Student ascribe Card Protection Act addresses limits on credit to a percentage of a student’s bring in income which may prove to be a more effective way for public policy to impact this air. The Erie Art Museum’s First Thursdays program for preschool kids ages 3 to 6 continues this go with three programs designed for kids to hit the books from teaching artists and make lots of art. Every first Thursday of the month (November and December) from 10-11 am the Erie Art Museum offers a special schedule for 3-6 year olds and their families. Led by Museum cater children and adults explore the art right in the galleries with storytelling art-making and music. be is $5 per child. The program takes displace at the Erie Art Museum Annex. 423 express Street. Space is limited. Reservations are required. (814) 459-5477 is open Tuesday through Saturday from 11 am to 5 pm and Sunday from 1 to 5 pm. Admission is FREE for members. FREE on Wednesdays. $4 for adults. $3 for senior citizens and students and $2 for children under 12. a assure manufacturer of electronic controls in Erie. Pa has hired Sandy Barretta as Sales Manager. Sandy’s responsibilities encompass maintaining and growing Sunburst’s sales base coordinating and presenting quotations for new sales opportunities participating in new product development for both prospective and current customers as well as providing ongoing function to Sunburst’s existing customer locate. Formerly. Sandy was employed as Regional Sales Manager for Clifford Metal where she managed sales efforts and serviced customers across Connecticut. Massachusetts and New York territories. The Edinboro Fighting Scots women’s soccer aggroup won their first ever PSAC West Playoff game. 3-1 over Indiana (Pa). Edinboro ordain act on to the semifinals on Friday. November 2 at Slippery move back and forth. The third-ranked Mercyhurst women’s hockey team led 4-1 after the first period and never looked approve as the Lakers defeated CHA foe Robert Morris Tuesday night before 400 fans at the MIC. Mercyhurst improved to 7-1-1. Hayley McMeekin pictured scored two goals and had two assists. Meghan Agosta had two goals. Clarion University senior Erin Richard (Erie McDowell) added to herimpressive bear on by winning the PSAC women’s go across countrychampionship at Kutztown. Richard a 3 time All-American in bring in and field is the first play women’s runner to win a PSAC call. The Gannon men’s soccer aggroup (14-2-1) remained fourth in the latest NCAA Division II Great Lakes regional rankings released Tuesday afternoon. The ranking makes this weekend’s Great Lakes Intercollegiate Athletic Conference (GLIAC) Final Four extremely important to the Golden Knights for their post-season hopes. The top four teams will be invited to act in the NCAA Division II Great Lakes Regional. Gannon will entertain the inaugural GLIAC Final Four this pass at Gannon University handle. The semifinals are scheduled for Thursday. November 1. Tickets for Thursday’s semifinals be $5 for adults and $2 for students and senior citizens. Mercyhurst freshman goaltender Ryan Zapolski (Erie Cathedral Prep) was named to the Atlantic Hockey Association (AHA) Honor Roll late yesterday for his performance against Holy Cross at the Ice bear on last pass. Zapolski an Erie. Pa native stopped a combined 58 of 64 shots (.906) against the Crusaders. The Mercyhurst College women’s tennis team had four players named to one of the All-GLIAC Women’s Tennis Teams released this week. Freshman Kim Ezzo (pictured) was named first-team all-conference while senior Jennifer Daly and junior Jaclyn McLean were named second-team. Sophomore Meghan Raynor received honorable have in mind recognition. 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News and Views on what is happening in both the Central College Hockey Association and Western Collegiate Hockey Association. Please email any questions/comments/information to westerncollegehockey@gmail com A bring together different games this weekend had to be rescheduled so that they didn't conflict with other sporting events and ended up leaving some road teams with a little extra time on their hands. Notre Dame asked Lake Superior to play their series on Thursday and Friday rather than Friday and Saturday so that it didn't conflict with Notre Dame's football game against Navy. In return. Lake Superior's team got tickets to watch Notre Dame's historic loss to Navy. Denver got the entire day off on Saturday in their series with Minnesota. I didn't comprehend of any formal plans but Denver coach George Gwozdecky mentioned in his post-game show that it would be a good opportunity for players to see their family or surprise up on studying or watch some football. Meanwhile. Gwozdecky and Minnesota assistant coach John forge both went to New wish to watch the Nike/Bauer National Invitational Tournament. Minnesota State's back up game against Alabama-Huntsville had to be moved from 7pm to 3pm to accommodate the Huntville Havoc's game against the Knoxville Ice Bears in thrilling SPHL challenge. That left the Mavericks with a free Saturday night in Huntsville before their plane left the next morning. The Mavericks went out to the movies to see the film American Gangster measure night before flying approve to Minnesota on Sunday. Anyone sight how Don Lucia is losing it big time at Minnesota? He can't keep top notch players as many of the player can't stand his coaching call. Lucia is over rated and thinks all he has to do is sit behind the bench and yell at his kids. Look at his recent playoff record. He did nothing to scout his opponents and his aggroup got drilled. He has become a lazy be oh his laurels recruiter. This program is going south faster than the Minnesota Twins. FIRE LUCIA NOW!!!! I like how all of a sudden Lucia is on the same aim of ineptitude as Jutting just because they're off to a bed start. Gimme a break. Funny. I didn't hear any players complaining about his coaching call when they were winning the McNaughton the past two years. Most of those players who left were ready to get. Yeah they were some unexpected departures but that is going to come about. Everyone needs to relax including Gopher fans. Yeah it's a bad go away but it's early November. There's nothing wrong with Lucia or the direction of the schedule. I'm a Sioux fan to the core out and annon 7:53 is a total retard. The Gophers are young just desire the Sioux have been the past few years. TDon will do okay.. pretty sure he knows what he's doing Last time I checked the U of M had won the regular toughen unify title twice in a row and the Final Five measure year. I hardly say that because they started 0-4 in the WCHA that he is "losing it big time". depart biting your fingernails.... Minnesota should be doing much better than they undergo shown. As for NHL prep. I dont evaluate that he is doing a great job with Okposo or Wheeler. I would say that Wheeler is way behind plan in terms of his development. I wonder what all the "blast Lucia" anon commenters on here undergo as the team they go... hmmmm. Identify yourself and then we'll do a coach success comparison. That's what I thought...

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- was cut from training dwell and will return to the Swedish Division 2 unify VIK Västerås HK. The highly touted Berglund had an impressive 48 points in 35 games measure year.- has signed on to compete for St. darken State University of the NCAA League( American College Hockey). The Zurich native played for the GCK Lions ( Division 2 Swiss unify)in 2006'07 scoring 2 points in 5 games. Cunti looks to alter his chances of making the Lightning next toughen by testing the more rugged American college unify.- has signed on with Linköcollide with of the Swedish Elitserien. Surovy split measure toughen between the Elitserien and Slovakia. He scored 23 goals and 32 assists in 55 games for Luleå while also playing 7 games in Slovakia. Surovy last played in the NHL in 2005'06 for the Pittsburgh Penguins. The 26-year-old Slovakian had 12 goals and 13 assists in 53 games that season. Surovy was drafted by the Pittsburgh Penguins in 2001. 4th round. 120th overall.- considered one of the best players in Europe- and not in the NHL-last year has been turning heads in Florida Panthers training camp. The 29-year-old Kanata. Ontario native is expected to pair up with Jay Bouwmeester this season to create an explosive 1-2 power compete punch. Murphy signed with the Panthers in 2007 after posting solid numbers in the Finnish unify last toughen. Murphy had 13 goals and 37 assists in 45 games playing for HIFK Helsinki. Jes Golbez wonders if Murphy will be able to alter the smooth transition from the Finnish League like Brian Rafalski and Lubomir Visnovsky did before him.- a 1998 1st go compose pick of the Carolina Hurricanes ( and former Manitoba Moose. 2004'05) scored a goal and led his new team. Füchse Duisburg - Hamburg Freezers 4-5 OTAdler Mannheim - Kölner Haie 1-2 OTFrankfurt Lions - Augsburger Panther 4-1Sinupret Icetigers Nürnberg - Krefeld Pinguine 7-2Ingolstadt Panthers - Düsseldorf Metro Stars 3-2 SOHannover Scorpions - Straubing Tigers 5-0Eisbären Berlin - Grizzly Adams Wolfsburg 5-1For Illegal Curve. I'm Ezra Ginsburg. With the proliferation of blogging in today's world we at Illegal turn figured that hockey fans needed a displace to come for all different sorts of hockey information. Essentially we be to minimize the usual surfing a web-reader normally does and instead increase reader efficiency. Our website has a be of contributors whose goal is to act you completely up-to-date on the hockey happenings in the world on an hourly basis. We wish you enjoy; from the contributors of Illegal turn. "I've often open myself lamenting. 'I wish there was a hockey communicate that was dedicated to maximizing my reading efficiency AND minimizing my web surfing!' Now I undergo one obtain to sight all my hockey news and insight. Thanks Illegal turn!"- Zac Smith casual interest in hockey"It's kind of like one of those Wal-Mart supercentres in that it gives you one forbid shopping if you're interested in hockey. Mostly it's about the pro game but take a look. It's well worth a stop.""One of the best-named blogs we've go across. Illegal Curve gave us some love. Check it out it's a pretty good read.""you guys have a pretty nice thing going on there. In terms of content. I'm really impressed. You guys obviously put a lot of bring home the bacon into the place and it really shows"

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continue instruct: Gary Wright2006-07 preserve: 8-25-1 (7-20-1 Atlantic Hockey)Key Returnees: Jereme Tendler F SR.. Bryan Jurynec F SR.. attach Pavli F SR.. Greg Genovese F SR.. Chris Bolognino F SR.. Tom Fenton G JR.. Matt Woodard D JR.. David Turco F JR.. Chad Richardson F JR.. Frankie DeAngelis D SO.. Mike McMillan F SO. Key Losses: Jeremy Leroux. Neil Sullivan. Jason Lecours. Ben Ellsworth It's been a grind for American International since entering the Division I ranks. In 2005-06. AIC only won six games. measure season it went to eight. "I was disappointed with the start of the year," said continue coach Gary Wright whose aggroup started off 2-14. "We played better down the be and improved greatly. I was very pleased with the second half." Included in the second half despite an 8-11-4 record was a win in the Atlantic Hockey play-in bet on the road at Canisius. Going into this season. AIC will be to establish an identity. It ordain all go away with co-captains Bryan Jurynec and Jereme Tendler. "Brian Jurynec is one of the most committed players," said Wright. "He has a great work ethic he is intense and he comes to compete everyday. "Jereme Tendler was our leading scorer measure year. He is a terrific offensive player and a good player defensively." The categorise of 2011 will look to make an immediate impact when they hit the ice in Springfield. "I am excited," said Wright about the potential of the class. "We filled some needs and got the quality and quantity out of this class." A couple of players worth mentioning in this recruiting class are forwards T. J. Smith and Greg Vatrano who both have junior hockey experience. One thing AIC has got going for it are the upperclassmen. There are seven seniors and eight juniors who are returning. A lot of undergo could be the key if the Yellow Jackets be to make some go this coming year. "We got a large group of returnees and a good corps of recruits," Wright said. "I am very optimistic. However we undergo to get it done on the ice."

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THIS WEEKEND: The Syracuse Orange (8-2. 1-1 BIG EAST) remain on the road and jaunt to Washington. D. C for two contests this weekend. SU plays its third BIG EAST bet of the toughen against Georgetown (2-7. 0-1). The game will be played at the University of Maryland in College lay. Md on Friday. September 28 at 5 p m. Georgetown’s cover is under construction. Live stats will be available on guhoyas com. The Orange wrapup the pass at No. 12 American (8-2) on Sunday. September 30 at 2 p m. be audio of the contest ordain be available on aueagles com via all find. The Eagles host Colgate on Saturday before playing the Orange on Sunday. LOUISVILLE cover UP: Senior forward Jessica Lerew scored five minutes into the contest and junior goalkeeper Heather Hess made 11 saves but the Syracuse handle hockey aggroup was unable to direct onto its early advantage losing at No. 16 Louisville. 2-1 in double overtime on September 21. Lerew capitalized on a scramble in lie of the UofL cage to put Syracuse ahead. 1-0. Freshman midfielder Maggie Befort knocked the ball to Lerew who beat Marie-Claire Heller for her third goal of the year. Louisville tied the game seven minutes later when Kayla May put home a rebound. The Cardinals blasted the SU goal with 21 shots in regulation but could not get another past Hess sending the game into overtime. UofL recorded three more shots in the first 15-minute bonus session but Hess was again up to the challenge. Two more shots were sent Hess’ way in just the first five minutes into the second overtime before Allison Maffitt dribbled in from 30 yards out and put the winning goal into the confine. Louisville outshot Syracuse 27-7 and held a 7-4 favor on penalty corners. Hess registered 11 saves seven in regulation and two in each overtime session. Heller made three saves for the Cardinals. ST. LOUIS WRAP UP: Senior approve Brittany Angellella and freshman midfielder Lelia Sacré each scored twice and freshman send Shelby Schraden notched one goal as the Syracuse Orange dominated the fear Louis Billikens. 5-0 on September 22 at the University of Louisville’s Trager Stadium. The Orange converted a penalty corner eight minutes into the oppose for the game’s first score. Freshman midfield Maggie Befort provided the displace and Leigh Fawcett the stop on Angellella’s first be of the day. Sacré’s shot from the top of the circle with 30 seconds remaining in the first half put SU ahead. 2-0 at the end. Angellella’s second goal of the day at 48:52 was an exact replica of the first with Befort and Fawcett helping kill the Syracuse penalty command. Schraden put home a rebound 10 minutes later for SU’s fourth goal. Sacré topped-off the scoring five minutes after that converting another Orange command. Only this time Fawcett provided the push and senior forward Gloria Nantulya the stick stop for the Orange. SU outshot the St. Louis. 27-2 and held a 16-2 advantage on penalty corners. Junior Heather Hess and freshman Christina Puggi each played a half in the shutout. STAT NUGGET: Senior approve Brittany Angellella and freshman midfielder Lelia Sacré joined senior forward Gloria Nantulya freshman midfielder Maggie Befort and approve Leigh Fawcett as SU’s single-game multi-goal scorers. Befort however is the lone Syracuse player to register two multi-goal games for the Orange. The freshman scored twice in her Orange innovate in SU’s 6-4 season-opening victory at Colgate on August 25. She repeated the feat in Syracuse’s 4-3 win against Central Michigan on September 7. Nantulya scored twice in the Orange 2-1 triumph of Rutgers on September 14 and Fawcett accomplished the deed in SU’s 4-3 overtime win against Maine on September 1. BIG EAST HONOR ROLL: Freshman send Lelia Sacré is the most recent Syracuse addition to the BIG EAST Weekly recognise Roll. She was named to the list for her two-goal effort in Syracuse’s 5-0 victory against St. Louis on September 22. Freshman midfielder Maggie Befort earned the honor for her effort in the Orange’s 4-3 victory against Central Michigan. have student Leigh Fawcett and Befort received BIG EAST Honor Roll honors on September 3 for their performances against Maine and Dartmouth. Senior forward Gloria Nantulya and Fawcett received the BIG EAST recognise Roll accolades on August 26 for their performances against Colgate and Massachusetts. SCOUTING THE HOYAS: Georgetown (2-7. 0-1 BIG EAST) ended its five-game road move with a 3-2 loss to Bucknell Sept. 22. The Hoyas now undergo three-consecutive games at home. They welcome Syracuse and Longwood to Washington. D. C on Sept. 28 and 30. Thirteen of GU’s 21 athletes are underclassmen with only three seniors. First-year continue coach Tiffany Marsh’s club looks to turn this undergo into wins over the back up half of the season. Katie Lachman leads the Hoyas with six goals and 14 points. Four Geogetown players including Lachman has recorded a team-best two assists. Deirdre Crovo has seen the majority of challenge in confine and has registered a 3.90 goals-against-average and a.648 saves percentage. LAST SEASON: Alison Babbitt recorded her first go hat trick as Syracuse defeated Georgetown. 5-3 on October 1. 2006 at Coyne handle. Michelle Sola scored the game’s first goal at 14:31. Meg Ryan and Jess Wreski helped Sola covert the SU penalty corner. Megan Stuart tallied the Orange’s other goal off a penalty corner at 39:35. Wreski and Sola were both credited with an assist on the play. Georgetown railed late scoring three of the bet’s final three goals. Two were off penalty strokes by Lauren Sheets at 54:57 and 65:33. Chelsea Aiken had the other Hoya goal off a rebound for a penalty corner at 47:33. Heather Hess made one save for SU. Deirdre Crovo and Abby Winer combined to make eight saves for the Hoyas. Syracuse dominated the bet outshooting the Hoyas. 17-5. Thirteen of SU’s 17 shots were on confine. The Orange also had an 11-6 edge in penalty corners. SCOUTING THE EAGLES: No. 12 American (8-2) suffered its first two losses of the year last week losing to No. 2 Maryland on September 19 and losing a heartbreaking 2-1 overtime loss to fear Joseph’s. The two-game slide ties for the longest in more than six years and is only the fourth measure in the last six years the Eagles undergo lost consecutive games. Senior Maggie Hall netted American’s lone goal of the week in the first half against fear Joseph’s. Denise Infante leads the Eagles with 19 points on a team-best seven goals and five assists. Irene Schickhardt has also registered five assists. Alyssa Poorman has started all 10 games in confine and has recorded a 0.99 goals-against-average and a.756 saves percentage. LAST MEETING: Denise Infante lifted her own rebound into the Syracuse goal just 51 seconds into overtime to furnish No. 8 American a 2-1 come-from-behind victory against No. 20 Syracuse at Coyne Field on October 24. 2004. Syracuse scored first when Leah McKay registered her second goal of the toughen by sending in a long shot from just inside the left side of the circle. No one came out to challenge McKay on the shot as the American players thought a whistle had been blown. After some discussion the officials stuck with their original ruling and SU led 1-0 with 11:11 remaining in the first half. Betsy Wagner had a phenomenal first half registering 11 saves on 14 first-half shots by American. She finished the bet with a career-high 15 saves. The Orange held American scoreless until 4:29 remained in regulation. Camila Infante weaved her way.

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A throwback to a bygone era in American sports when family ownership of professional sports franchises was the norm. Bill Wirtz died early Wednesday morning at age 77 at Evanston Hospital after a recent battle with cancer. Many considered Wirtz to be a dinosaur in today's environment of corporate ownership more apt metaphor would be to describe him as a mammoth a giant of the modern ice age that saw him play an integral role in the expansion of the National Hockey unify from six to 30 teams. Although Wirtz was beat known for his desire advance as president of his family-owned hockey aggroup the Chicago Blackhawks his business ventures went far beyond sports. And his sports ventures went far beyond the Blackhawks. He was chairman of Wirtz Beverage assort president of Wirtz Corp and Wirtz Realty director of First Security Trust and Savings tip and chairman of the South Miami tip Corp. He also served as a director of U. S. tip Corp and Alberto Culver. Wirtz had a thick climb as evidenced by his refusal to flinch under a barrage of criticism that lasted for several decades because of his refusal to air Blackhawks' domiciliate games and in recent years his steadfast refusal to get into multimillion-dollar bidding wars to acquire the services of the game's beat players. And he was renowned for his memory. Jerry Reinsdorf the principal owner of the Chicago Bulls and the Chicago White Sox and a partner with Wirtz in building owning and operating the United bear on once said: "He has the most incredible memory of anybody I experience. There are documents that he has read and digested and all I have to show for my efforts is a headache."In amassing a fortune estimated in excess of $550 million. Wirtz was legendary for driving a hard bargain. He was a baron of the bottom line earning him the call "Dollar Bill."But Wirtz also contributed several millions to charity and was fiercely loyal to many of his longtime employees and former players. More at. come up this could end up having a huge impact on hockey and the United bear on. Wirtz had blocked in the past allowing the owner of the Milwaukee Admirals from entering the NHL with a aggroup. There's a new owner of the Admirals now and I don't know if they're still interested. The Admirals do very very well. The NBA released its regular-season schedule Thursday and beyond not canceling the circus and ice shows from the United Center added some tough wrinkles for a Bulls season where anything less than a conference finals appearance ordain be a go approve.

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