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SPRING CONCERT LINE-UP ANNOUNCED
Musical group The Red Jumpsuit Apparatus and solo project Secondhand Serenade will co-headline Lycoming College’s spring concert scheduled for Friday, April 24 at 8 p.m., in the College’s recreation center.
CAB will offer one free ticket to each Lycoming student who has paid the College’s student activity fee, a practice that is extremely rare among colleges and universities that host major campus concerts.
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HISTORY CLUB PRESENTS MEDIEVAL FESTIVAL ON APRIL 24
Lycoming College presented an open-air Medieval festival on Saturday, April 4. Organized by the Lycoming College History Club, with the vital help and cooperation of more than 17 campus clubs, “Medieval Lyco” was designed to provide a fun and educational experience for the College and surrounding community to learn about and experience the Middle Ages. Guests had the opportunity to wander from booth to booth, sampling traditional fare, historical arts and crafts, and numerous examples of period entertainments, ranging from juggling lessons to a much-anticipated tricycle jousting tournament. Other displays included blacksmithing and metalworking, battle reenactments and a falconry demonstration.
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MEN'S LACROSSE PICKS UP SPEED
Although the Lycoming men's lacrosse team had a rocky start, they are now picking up right where they left off last year. The team's recent winning ways has righted the ship, and the playoffs are now in perfect sight of all the players. With their most recent 16-5 win over Misercordia, Lycoming improves to
8-4 overall and 6-1 in the MAC.
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LYCOMING ANNOUNCES EARTH DAY ACTIVITIES
In recognition of Earth Day on Wednesday, April 22, Lycoming College will host several events during its “Earth Week” celebration. The events are sponsored by the College’s Lycoming Environmental Awareness Foundation, Clean Water Institute, FLYCO, Lycoming’s fly-fishing club and Lycoming’s chapter of Amnesty International.
Earth Week is the latest effort at the College to promote sustainability and environmental awareness. In November, the College received a $15,000 grant from the Sustainable Energy Fund as part of its Solar Scholars™ Program to aid in the installation of an 18-panel, 3 kW solar array on top of the Heim Science Building. In addition, Lycoming has introduced a minor in environmental sustainability. Sodexho, the College’s food service provider, recently discontinued the use of trays in the cafeteria to reduce the amount of waste produced by those who dine there and limit the amount of soap, water and natural gas used to clean the trays.
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