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Gaming club connects with students at film series

November 7, 2022November 9, 2022 Michael Lear-Olimpi Flora Armetta, Gaming Club, Phasmophobia, RPG, SpookyHalloween, Amanda Reichenberger, Retro gaming, adviser, Spook Tacular Night, "Knives Out"

The club also held its own event during a screening to attract members and to entertain the student body By

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Discovering stories with one answer

October 28, 2022December 20, 2022 Michael Lear-Olimpi Ana de Armas, Dylan Bowman, Chris Evans, Jamie Lee Curtis, history, Christopher Plummer, Glass Onion, Knives Out, Flora Armetta, Edgar Allan Poe, mystery, CPC Film Series, Capital Blue Cross Theatre, Daniel Craig

CPC Film Series and faculty member deliver with ‘Knives Out’ By Dylan Bowman Knightly News CPC Film Series Writer dylan.bowman@mymail.centralpenn.edu

August 2022 Local Life and Doings CPC Film Series Central Penn in the community Campus events

A cinematic journey of transformation

August 15, 2022October 4, 2022 Michael Lear-Olimpi Jerry Orbach, Adrienne Thoman, Kellerman's, dean, Cynthia Rhodes, North Carolina, Virginia, Mountain Lake Lodge, Lake Lure, Frances Houseman, Baby, "Dirty Dancing", Blue Cross, Jennifer Grey, Patrick Swayze

By Dylan Bowman Knightly News Reporter dylan.bowman@mymail.centralpenn.edu Do you like dancing? Music? How about movies? Well, if you said yes

May 2022 CPC Film Series Central Penn in the community Campus events

Honoring the Master of Weird

May 18, 2022July 5, 2022 Michael Lear-Olimpi Michael Lear-Olimpi, Dylan Bowman, Hairspray, weird, Central Penn College, John Waters, Jenelle Dulack, The Knightly News Media Club at Central Penn College, CPC Film Series

Knightly News CPC Film Series writer Dylan Bowman offers a take on the recent presentation of the 2007 iteration of John Waters’ “Hairspray.”

February 2022 CPC Film Series Campus events

Remember the difference between real heroes and movie stars

February 9, 2022February 9, 2022 Michael Lear-Olimpi Collazo, Knightly News Media Club, "Olympus Has Fallen", Torresola, Capital BlueCross Theatre, United States, Blair House, CPC Film Series, Secret Service, Treasury, Gerard Butler, Aaron Eckhart, Michael Lear-Olimpi, Homeland Security, Rick Yune, president, William Craig, Angela Bassett, Dylan Bowman, Leslie Coffelt, Alan Siegel, Roosevelt, Morgan Freeman, Truman, Johnna Whitcraft, White House, Central Penn College

Central Penn professor sets record straight on the Secret Service in movies and in real life By Dylan Bowman Knightly

December 2021 Clubs CPC Film Series

Farewell, Central Penn & Knightly News Media Club

December 3, 2021December 7, 2021 Michael Lear-Olimpi Knightly News Media Club, series, Knightly News, Farewell, podcasts, reporter, leader, Leslie Heimbaugh, Central Penn College

You have changed me forever, for the better By Leslie Heimbaugh Knightly News Reporter leslie.heimbaugh@mymail.centralpenn.edu I have always tried to

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Comedy is better without boundaries

November 23, 2021January 4, 2022 Michael Lear-Olimpi Knightly News Media Club, Spaceballs, Jenelle Dulack, comedy, CPC Film Series, Mel Broooks, Dylan Bowman, absurdism, Robin Hood: Men in Tights, classic, slapstick, Tom Davis, Blazing Saddles, Central Penn College, Young Frankenstein

The most recent feature in the CPC Film Series was classic Mel Brooks. Folks liked it. By Jenelle Dulack jenelle.dulack@mymail.centralpenn.edu

October 2021 CPC Film Series

‘Men in Tights’: delightfully silly or mildly offensive?

October 25, 2021October 27, 2021 Michael Lear-Olimpi Roger Ebert, Robin Hood: Prince of Thieves, Kevin Costner, Leslie Heimbaugh, movie, Dave Chappelle, Capital BlueCross Theatre, Colleges Against Cancer Club, Morgan Freeman, CPC Film Series, Blazing Saddles, Mary Elizabeth Mastrantonio, Central Penn, Young Frankenstein, BBC, Silent Movie, politically incorrect, Robin Hood: Men in Tights, High Anxiety, politically correct, History of the World: Part I, comedy, Tom Davis, Spaceballs, parody genres, associate professor, Dracula: Dead and Loving It, Mel Brooiks

When it comes to political incorrectness in movies, where do we draw the line? By Leslie Heimbaugh Knightly News Film