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Every school week Slippery Rock is consistently a bustling town, with rows of cars driving on Main Street and Franklin Street, and even more people walking around on and off the SRU campus.Head a little North on Main Street, just over the hill leading out of town, and one would find the Slippery Rock Park, a park not well-known to SRU students, but enjoyed year-round by residents of the town, according to post-baccalaureate resort recreation major, Steve Ball.

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Where in the Rock is Slippery Rock Park?

I grow weary of giving films bad reviews. There are few chances for me to give film reviews that show how much I truly enjoy film.

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Spelling out s-u-c-c-e-s-s with SRU musical cast

Imagine being taken from your home and being forced into military service. Imagine being forced to kill without mercy

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"Invisible Children" raises awareness of wars in east Africa

Walking down Slippery Rocks main street, the variety of stores and restaurants greet those students and faculty who happen venture down from the campus.

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Student customers crucial to businesses

MONTREAL (CUP) – There are some things you never forget. The sound of hundreds of dogs barking in cages so small that they are unable to turn around, left for days without food or water, driven to attack and eat each other

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Canada’s dirty secret

Dylan Baldi is kind of a big deal.You might remember the name from a music theory class, or maybe you saw Baldis old group Neon Tongues open for the Antlers at a Spot Night not so long ago. Chances are, if youve heard of him at all it wasnt from his time at Case Western Reserve University, but from Pitchfork.

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CWRU dropout becomes rising indie star as Cloud Nothings

Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows, Part 1 Directed by David Yates (Warner Bros. 2010) Nine years and 1,048 minutes of cinema later, weve finally reached the penultimate installment of the Harry Potter film saga

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Two recent film releases: Harry Potter disappoints; Enter the Void intrigues

Two years from the 21st day of the month of December, your world is going to end.You heard me its going to end. Ka-boom, blam-oh, buh-bye!Whoa, hold on a minute. Before you take out all your savings and blow it on a wild weekend in the city that never sleeps (because its too hopped up on Cocaine and energy drinks) let me tell you that this is only the prediction of the apocalypse – rather than the absolute certainty of it happening.

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It’s the end of the world, as we know it… and I feel terrified!

“Ive [thought] about this before about how there is so much material in the world. How its almost impossible to choose what you want to sound like.

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Gold Motel speaks on album, artistic processes

Director Charles Ferguson has possibly made the scariest film of the year. It has no monsters, no twists, an incredibly linear narrative, and a PG-13 rating.

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Documentary Inside Job a frightening account of current financial crisis