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June 2023 Alums Clubs Central Penn in the community Campus events Diversity, Inclusion and Equity Student life

Knightly News to induct third Hall of Fame class

June 9, 2023June 13, 2023 Michael Lear-Olimpi Narir Harris, Tyler Coleman, KN HOF, Brian Christiana, podcast studio, Leslie Heimbaugh, Central Penn College, Knightly News Media Club, Parker Rose, Yuli Adejo

By The Knightly News The Knightly News Media Club will induct four new members into its Hall of Fame in

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Alum reporter gives back to Knightly News

November 2, 2022November 3, 2022 PAUL MILLER Leslie Heimbaugh, Central Penn College, Knightly News Media Club, fundraiser, Whoopie Pie

By Gabryelle Breski Knightly News Reporter gabryelle.breski@mymail.centralpenn.edu The Knightly News Media Club is holding a Whoopie Pie Sale in November

March 2022 Clubs Central Penn in the community Student life

Knightly News wins awards in state journalism competition

March 16, 2022March 16, 2022 Michael Lear-Olimpi CPC Film Series, Alexa Shughart, honorable mention, Ashley Reichard, PNA, Layers of Community, Pennsylvania NewsMedia Association, Michael Lear-Olimpi, Keystone, Jamie Harmon, awards, podcast, news, series, student journalism, Leslie Heimbaugh, story, Paul Miller, Knightly News Club, Jenelle Dulack, blog

By Michael Lear-Olimpi Knightly News Editor michaellear-olimpi@centralpenn.edu The Knightly News Media Club has brought three student-journalism awards home to Central Penn. A

Episode #147 talks ‘CPC Gives Back’ and the Knightly News Brief

March 8, 2022March 15, 2022 PAUL MILLER Jenelle Dulack, Jamie Harmon, Curtis Voelker, Dylan Bowman, Kevon Davis, CPC Gives Back, Leslie Heimbaugh, Central Penn College

By Paul Miller Knightly News Co-Adviser On this episode of the Knightly News Podcast, we welcome the Director of College

‘Knights at the Movies’ year-long run concludes with finale episode

January 18, 2022January 18, 2022 PAUL MILLER Leslie Heimbaugh, Paul Miller, Central Penn College, Knightly News Media Club, Knights at the Movies

By Paul Miller Knightly News Co-Adviser On the finale episode of ‘Knights at the Movies,’ Paul Miller and Leslie Heimbaugh

January 2022 Clubs Central Penn in the community

‘Knights at the Movies’ finale to release Jan. 18

January 10, 2022January 10, 2022 PAUL MILLER Knightly News Media Club at Central Penn College, Leslie Heimbaugh, Paul Miller, Central Penn College, Knights at the Movies

By Paul Miller and Leslie Heimbaugh Knightly News Co-Adviser It is a bittersweet day for fans of the “Knights at

Top Holiday Films Discussed on December “Knights at the Movies”

December 7, 2021December 7, 2021 PAUL MILLER Knightly News Media Club, Knights at the Movies, Die Hard, Holiday films, Christmas films, Leslie Heimbaugh, Paul Miller, Central Penn College

By Paul Miller On Episode #9 of “Knights at the Movies,” Paul Miller and Leslie Heimbaugh rank their top five

December 2021 Clubs CPC Film Series

Farewell, Central Penn & Knightly News Media Club

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

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

Let’s make movies!

November 9, 2021December 7, 2021 PAUL MILLER Paul Miller, Central Penn College, Knightly News Media Club, Central Penn College baseball, Knights at the Movies, Leslie Heimbaugh

By Paul Miller Knightly News Co-Adviser On Episode #8 of “Knights at the Movies,” Paul Miller and Leslie Heimbaugh discuss

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

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