(Top to bottom) Fresh dumplings, pork rib noodle soup, and minced pork over rice and egg.

Written By Cassandra Harris, Editor-in-Chief • November 20, 2024

The food at Everyday Noodles restaurant was incredibly authentic. All the noodles are made by hand and the cooks do so behind a piece of glass so diners can watch. The owner works with the Taiwanese government to bring cooks to the United States, according to the restaurant’s website.

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ARTS & ENTERTAINMENT

The partners completed their routine for the ballroom showcase.

Ballroom Dance Sport Club continues to step it up

Written By Melissa Garlock, Staff Writer • November 20, 2024

From “Dancing with the Stars” social events to competing at one of the largest International Ballroom Dance competitions, the Ballroom Dance Sport Club has had a jam-packed schedule this past semester.

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OPINIONS

How college students fuel gossip culture

Written By August Stephens, Opinions Editor • November 20, 2024

As to be expected of a small campus community, information spreads -- some of it true, other bits not so much. Information will spread quickly and before you are even aware of it, you’ll be hearing rumors about a person’s roommate, ex-partner or professor.

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SPORTS

Point Park Men's Basketball players Kaden Warner and Brenden Williams play against Glenville State.

Men’s basketball dominates non-conference game

Written By Edmee Idalis, Staff Writer • November 20, 2024

Point Park men’s basketball surpassed the 100-point mark for the first time this season on Nov. 16, at the CCAC-Allegheny gym. The Pioneers played against Penn State-New Kensington in a game that ended with Point Park coming out the winner with a score of 108-77.

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BSU THROWS HOEDOWN IN VILLAGE PARK

Written By Michael Klug, Co-Photo Editor/Website Editor

October 2, 2024

The Black Student Union (BSU) hosted its Hoedown in Village Park on Friday. The Hoedown consisted of food, line-dancing and a dunk tank. When participating students signed in, they were given a white ticket that they could exchange for hot dogs, pasta and chips catered by Culen Art. The music was DJ-ed and provided by DJ Quinton Frotter, other known as DJ Q.

Sophomore Lily Haverly is dunked willingly and for fun. (Photo by Michael Klug)

Keysha Robinson, BSU membership coordinator, line dances in the crowd in between serving food. (Photo by Michael Klug)

BSU President Kayla Brown and Treasurer Sisan Tuedor operate their welcoming table at the themed event. (Photo by Michael Klug)

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