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We need libraries!

December 15, 2022December 16, 2022 Michael Lear-Olimpi internet, support, libraries, local, U.S. Department of Education, Think Impact, study, reading, Central Penn

Use and support them By Amy Zullo Special to The Knightly News amy.zullo@mymail.centralpenn.edu The internet has made books and other

December 2022 Local Life and Doings Clubs Central Penn in the community Diversity, Inclusion and Equity Student life

The journey of a West Shore Connect student at Central Penn

December 14, 2022December 14, 2022 Michael Lear-Olimpi West Shore Connect, Gabryelle Breski, Adi Mujkanovic, Michael Monismith, Central Penn, high school, college, mentor, Professor Susan Black

Adi Mujkanovic tells Knightly News reporter Gabryelle Breski about his time at the college By Gabryelle Breski Knightly News Reporter

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October 2022 Central Penn in the community Diversity, Inclusion and Equity Student life

You can dress ’em up – or can you?

October 17, 2022October 27, 2022 Michael Lear-Olimpi Lisa Barr, Central Penn, change, Hoke, professional, Appearance Policy, Knightly News Media Club @ Central Penn College, charm, Christine Fusselman, travel, Keenan Knaub, founding, corporate communications, Sarrah Al-Raddahi, business, Knight & Day Cafe, Donna Booton, dress code, Hannah Pursel, Karen M. Scolforo, Andrew Johnson, Underground

Only if they are getting academic credit for it – once in awhile Editor’s note: Corporate communications graduate Christine Fusselman

March 2022 Local Life and Doings Central Penn in the community Student life

Is Central Penn haunted?

March 16, 2022March 24, 2022 Michael Lear-Olimpi Kyle Alber, ghost, apparition, Her, Central Penn, railroad, Suite 161, Yaire Diaz, Suite 163, Jennifer Molter, Milano Hall

Some students believe spirits are their invisible roommates. It’s scary stuff for these Knights. By Jenelle Dulack Knightly News Reporter

February 2022 Sports Central Penn Athletics

Baseball team to take a taste of the big time

February 23, 2022February 23, 2022 Michael Lear-Olimpi Central Penn, AA, Kasey Hicks, City Island, Harrisburg, In The Net, Knightly News Media Club at Central Penn College, Palmyra, Kevon Davis, March 15, Knights, FNB Park, Central Penn College, Harrisburg Senators, Michael Lear-Olimpi, Washington Nationals

Knights will play four home dates at FNB Field By Kevon Davis Knightly News Reporter kevon.davis@mymail.centralpenn.edu The Central Penn College

November 2021 Sports Local Life and Doings Central Penn in the community Student life

CPC baseball team helps remove Lower Paxton park diamond fences

November 22, 2021November 29, 2021 Michael Lear-Olimpi baseball, Steven Armstrong, Koons Park, fencing, Central Penn, Brett Bentz, Enmanuel Vidal, Lower Paxton Township, Robert Stern

Knights practice, may play, on the field By Enmanuel Vidal Knightly News Reporter enmanuel.vidal@mymail.centralpenn.edu At 8 a.m. on a Saturday

November 2021 SGA Clubs Campus events

SGA announces 2022 officers

November 22, 2021January 4, 2022 Michael Lear-Olimpi Josh Sooy, Adrienne Thoman, Kevin Rigby, Jamie Harmon, SGA, Central Penn, Elections, Brian Strawhacker, Terms, Aaron Christiania, Student Government Association, Central Penn College, Knightly News Media Club, Linda Fedrizzi-Williams, Wyatt DeLancey

Election results tallied over weekend By Jamie Harmon Knightly News Reporter jamieharmon@centralpenn.edu This month, Central Penn held elections for positions

October 2021 CPC Film Series

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

October 25, 2021October 27, 2021 Michael Lear-Olimpi 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, Roger Ebert, Robin Hood: Prince of Thieves, Kevin Costner, Leslie Heimbaugh, movie

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

October 2021

New beginnings at Summerdale Plaza

October 7, 2021October 12, 2021 Michael Lear-Olimpi Rite Aid, Knightly News Media Club at Central Penn College, supermarket, Summerdale Plaza, Willner Realty & Development Co., Tractor Supply Co, PennDOT, AutoZone, Driver's License, McDonald's, East Pennsboro, Dunkin' Donuts, faculty, Central Penn College, U.S. Route 11/15, staff, Alexa Shughart, College Hill Road, travelers, Central Penn, Shady Lane, Interstate 81, students, Al's

Local shopping center welcomes some stores By Alexa Shughart Knightly News Reporter alexa.shughart@mymail.centralpenn.edu The Summerdale Plaza, on U.S. Route 11/15,

September 2021 Central Penn in the community

Class at a county fair

September 15, 2021October 5, 2021 Michael Lear-Olimpi LinkedIn, Perry County Fair, chili cook-off, Leslie Heimbaugh, Perry County Literacy Council, Paul Miller, public relations, Knightly News Media Club, experience, Central Penn, Olivia Gregory, projects in corporate communications

Central Penn’s hands-on learning paid off for this student — at a chili cook-off By Olivia Gregory Knightly News Reporter