Edward Boice is a journalism major and a public relations minor. An inspiring music journalist, Boice is an intern with Rapzilla.com and a news release writer for indie artists. When he is not slaving over content, board and card games will hit the table while Christian Hip-Hop and Metalcore bump from speakers.
1. Gunman shoots four people in Seattle In a Lake City, Seattle, street, a gunman killed two people and critically injured two others. At 4:05 p.m. PT, the unidentified male shooter walked out of his house and toward a 57-year-old woman driving her car. He unsuccessfully attempted to hijack the car, but shot the woman … Continue reading
Am I contributing to white people stealing Hip-Hop from black culture? Heavy question, I know. It came to me during my time interning at Christian Hip-Hop news organization Rapzilla. I love music in general, particularly Hip-Hop. I started listening to the genre back in 2008. I never really got into mainstream Hip-Hop until 2016, and … Continue reading
As someone who wants to work for a band of teammates who hit things, no one would guess Elizabeth Nicodemus is the president of the Waynesburg University Symphonic Band. Nicodemus, senior sports management major and biblical studies minor, took over as president at the beginning of her junior year. When the previous president left, Nicodemus … Continue reading
After a nearly a two-year long investigation, special counsel, Robert S. Mueller III, handed in his report on the possible Russian involvement in the 2016 Presidential Elections March 22. Two days later, Attorney General William P. Barr presented a four-page summary of the report. The special counsel investigation began in May 2017. Barr summarized President … Continue reading
Graduation is less than half a semester away, and seniors are preparing to go into the workforce and start their careers. While focusing on a career after college is positive, some of that focus needs to be on the surrounding community, explained Grant Oliphant, president of The Heinz Endowments. To discuss this idea, Oliphant visited … Continue reading
Students returned from spring break to find some of the traditional residence halls received renovations. Thayer, Ray and Martin halls had their temporary dorms in the common areas removed to open up space for students to use. Other halls are receiving improvements as well. Pat Bristor, associate dean of students, said the Stover Campus Center renovations … Continue reading
Last year, the Pennsylvania Department of Environmental Protection began a five-year environmental surveillance to discover the possibility of someone contracting tick borne illnesses across the state. This year, the study will continue. The survey was initiated by the Pennsylvania Lyme’s Diseases Task Force’s recommendations to properly combat the rise in contraction of tick-borne illnesses said … Continue reading
March 6 marked the beginning of Lent for the Catholic Church, as well as many Protestant denominations. As always, Miles Bavin and John Knapik organized volunteers for the open community Friday fish frys hosted by St. Ann and St. Marcellus churches. Bavin has helped organize St. Ann’s fish fry since the church started the meals … Continue reading
The glory days of celebrity award shows have come to an end. Gone are the days when Americans would gather around their standard definition televisions and watch to see who were the best of the best in film and music industries. Nowadays, not many people care about these ceremonies. The 2019 Oscars had their second … Continue reading
Fat Angelo’s Pizzeria, a restaurant franchise chain, is currently under renovation in preparation for the opening of their seventh store. The franchise owner is Tom Richards. He bought the chain from Bob and Debby Cochrane six years ago, after the couple created the operation in 2009. The Cochranes later became partners with Richards, and now … Continue reading
