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Students 'Take A Stand

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By Tracy Geibel, Macala Leigey, Kimberly Firestine, Sam Bohen
| edinboronow.com
He placed one hand on her waist, and pinned her to the sink with the other, his body pressed up against hers. “He felt me. He kissed my neck. Then, he walked away,” a source who wished to be anonymous said. Over a year ago, this woman was sexually assaulted for a several month period. Wanting to help others who have been through similar experiences, she and other students, both undergraduate and graduate, are leading the “Take a Stand against Sexual Violence” campaign.
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The Spectator: Vol. 115, No. 17

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By Macala Leigey, Tracy Geibel, Anna Ashcraft Verified, Kimberly Firestine
| edinboronow.com
Wednesday, February 17th, 2016 at 8:10 PM "My journey is coming to an end, and I’m blessed. I’ve been blessed to live the life I love. I’ve had the most remarkable life. I cannot complain about a single thing." Wednesday, February 17th, 2016 at 8:05 PM A recent Right To Know request from an Edinboro business owner sparks reaction from Edinboro faculty.
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Longtime Professor Reflects on Career, in Midst of Cancer Battle

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By Macala Leigey, Kimberly Firestine, Sam Bohen, Nathan Brennan Verified
| edinboronow.com
Wednesday, February 17th, 2016 at 8:10 PM Dr. Joseph Laythe spoke Tuesday evening where he gave tips about teaching. "My journey is coming to an end, and I’m blessed. I’ve been blessed to live the life I love. I’ve had the most remarkable life. I cannot complain about a single thing,” History, Anthropology, and World Languages Professor, Dr. Joseph Laythe said at the first installment of the Center for Faculty Excellence series of presentations on Tuesday, Feb. 16.
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