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5:00 p.m. - 8:00 p.m. Video Game Night in the PUB
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NASA crashes spacecraft into asteriod
Levi Deitz Copy Editor lwd6487@lockhaven.edu
NASA announced a mission to test its defenses against asteroids will take place on Nov. 23. The mission is scheduled to launch from Vandenberg Space Force Base in California. The mission, entitled the Double Asteroid Redirection Test (DART), involves the spacecraft being connected to a Falcon 9 rocket supplied by SpaceX, and then launched toward an asteroid system near Earth. The plan is for the spacecraft to travel for a year to the asteroid system, and then attach itself to a 525-foot diameter asteroid named Dimorphos. The DART spacecraft will use a camera, nicknamed DRACO, and autonomous navigation software to make contact at a speed of 15,000 mph, according to masslive.com. In a statement to NBC, NASA said, “The collision will change the speed of the moonlet in its orbit around the main body by a fraction of one percent, but this will change the orbital period of the moonlet by several minutes — enough to be observed and measured using telescopes on Earth.” The DART mission will be the first to show off something NASA calls the “kinetic impactor technique.” The aim of this test is to change the course and motion of the asteroid. According to masslive.com, “The data collected will help NASA’s planetary Defense Co-
ordination Office in furthering this technology to protect Earth.” Although it is rare for large objects to enter Earth’s atmosphere, NASA says that over 900 asteroids within 1000 kilometers of Earth have been discovered since 1980. In an interview with WTTW, Chicago’s PBS station, astronomer and planetary scientist Mark Hammergren stated that the goal of this type of mission is to measure the asteroid’s response to the impact of the spacecraft. When asked if these missions could theoretically change the course of an asteroid headed for Earth, Hammergren answered, “Small changes do add up over time. If we just change the speed of the asteroid by even something as low as maybe even a few millimeters a second, then that adds up over time. That’s a change in velocity. So you just multiply that by the time period – by the lead time you might have before an upcoming impact – all you have to do is get the asteroid to miss the earth by a few 1000 miles. If you have enough time, you can do that with the tiniest push.” Even though NASA is conducting this defense mission, earth is not currently under the threat of any asteroids, so there’s no need to worry about it just yet.
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VIDEO GAME NIGHT In The PUB Mario Kart and Madden NFL 22 Tournment And of course there is plenty of time for FREE PLAY! When: October 15, 2021 Where: PUB Game Room (Located in the Recreation room) Time: 5 PM - 8 PM Admissions: $3 for Free Play, $5 to sign up for the tournment. We will have cash prizes. We will also be RAFFLING OFF baskets so bring extra $$$ for a chance to win big!
Light Snacks and Beverages Will Be Served!!
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Moment of the week Minnesota teenage launches a new business to build free wheelchairs for disabled pets, including dogs, cats, and a soon to be duck. Moment provided by: www.goodnewsnetwork.org
Joke of the week How do you know that you have been in college too long? Your parents are running out of money! Joke provided by: www.college.lovetoknow.com
Fun fact More United States presidents have been born in October than in any other month. Fact provided by: www.daily-journal.com
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A&E Where’s that one from? Movie Quote: “I could’a had class. I could’a been a contender.” Last week’s movie: “Scott Pilgrim vs. the World” (2007)
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“Squid Game” Review: Netflix’s best new show Alex Ross amr1884@lockhaven.edu A&E Editor If you have been on social media lately (especially T ikTok and T witter), you may have noticed people talking about something called “Squid Game.” I personally found out about it through T ikTok. I saw all of the jokes and memes about it, and it got me curious. Af ter binging it in three days, I completely understood the appeal of the show. The plot is laid out like this; citizens of South Korea are invited to take par t in a game show of children’s games to win a large sum of money. Seems simple and fun, right? Well, these par ticipants soon realize this is also a f ight for their lives, as if they lose, they are killed. Through this plot, we meet a diverse g roup of characters going through money str ugg les. The f irst two episodes set up each character and explain the situations that got them there. Some of these characters are more interesting than others. The f irst character we meet is an addicted gambler in debt who wishes to prove himself to his family, especially his daughter. This is a ver y basic and tropey set up that I see way too of ten in media and it bothers me immensely.
With that all being said, there are far worse shows on Netf lix you could be watching. Using a deadly game show to criticize capitalistic g reed seems obvious at f irst, but the show really pulls you in with some interesting characters and tense moments. However, there are moments in the show where my intrigue consistently dips in and out due to other characters that are uninteresting and side-plots that don’t do much for me. Overall, though, I would recommend watching “Squid Game” if you like morbid and pessimistic shows with an underlying criticism of moder n society. I sincerely hope there won’t be a second season of this show. I f ind that letting it be its own thing will help it out in the long r un. Dragging it out for three or four more seasons will wear down its appeal and uniqueness. The one thing the show has going for it is the morbid char m it presents, and I would hate to see it become the next “Saw”, where the series will be r un into the g round until no one enjoys it.
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Adele Announces New Album “30” Alex Ross amr1884@lockhaven.edu A&E Editor Adele announced through social media her for thcoming record is releasing on November 19. The album, simply titled “30,” will be Adele’s four th record overall and her f irst in f ive years. Billboards have been spotted by Adele fans that simply read “30.” Due to these sightings, fans speculated new music must be on the way soon. R adio host Mauler, host of “The Mor ning Hot T ub,” tweeted Sept. 28 “New Adele. This week” but promptly deleted the tweet. On Oct. 15, Adele tweeted that the f irst sing le from the LP, “Easy On Me” will drop on Oct. 15th on Spotify, Apple Music, YouT ube Music, and other streaming platfor ms. Through an Instag ram livestream, she played a snippet of the track for fans who were tuning in. With this news, fans and critics are speculating what topics she may be tackling on the upcoming release. In an Instag ram livestream, Adele clued in on fans that the album will mainly deal with divorce, the anxiety that comes with fame, and becoming a mother. She also exclaimed in an interview with British Vogue, that “this album is self-destr uction then self-ref lection and then sor t of self-redemption.”
Adele has enjoyed widespread acclaim from fans and critics with her previous three albums, two of which, “21” and “25,” won her Album of the Year at the Grammys. She has also won Best New Ar tist in 2009 and has won R ecord of the Year and Song of the Year twice, both in 2012 and both again in 2017.
“30” Album cover shared on Twitter by Adele
A&E Did you know that? The most expensive film ever made is “Pirate of the Caribbean: On Stranger Tides.” Its total budget was $376.5 million. https://www.insider.com/ most-expensive-moviesever-made#2-avengers-endgame-2019-350-million-29
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Halloween Dance Playlist Kassidee Wozniak kbw191@lockhaven.edu Online Editor
This playlist will feature all the spooky songs that will have you release your inner dance demon. Not only will you be busting a move with your friends but extra swag points for being in your Halloween costume! Ghostbusters by R ay Parker Jr - You all should know who to call if there is something strange in your neighborhood by now. This song is a classic and comes from the 80s’ movie ‘Ghostbusters’. I don’t know about you but that g reen ghost, Slimer, gave me so many nightmares as a kid. Thriller by Michael Jack son - If you don’t do the zombie dance during this song just don’t even bother going to the Halloween dance. Ever y sing le dance I’ve been to, not even Halloween ones, have played this song at least once. T ime Warp by The R ocky Hor ror Show - At least one song from the ‘R ocky Hor ror Picture Show’ soundtrack had to be included in this playlist. F un Fact: The ‘T ime Warp’ dance is a parody of ‘The T wist’ dance. Spooky, Scar y Skeletons by Andrew Gold - During the month of October, this song to me is an ear wor m and will only end once it becomes November. If you didn’t know, this song is a seasonal meme, and it becomes popular again around Halloween.
The Beautiful People by Marilyn Manson - Ever y day is Halloween for Marilyn Manson. The song’s meaning is representation for all the alter native people who view life in a dif ferent way than what is known as normal. It touches on the theme of will power in the capitalist society which Manson believes makes people ug ly. I Want Candy by Bow Wow Wow - This song was released in 1965 by ‘The Strangeloves’ but became popular in 1982 from the band ‘Bow Wow Wow’. The word “candy” is referring to American singer and dancer, Candy Johnson. She is known for dancing and singing in several f ilms during the 60s’.
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Inexpensive Halloween costume ideas Tess English Managing Editor tae7002@lockhaven.edu
The spooky season is upon us once again. Unfortunately, college life doesn’t always grant students the dream budget to put on an expensive outfit that we might only end up wearing for one or a few nights. If you want a cost effective way to get decked out for halloween look no further. Here are a few creative ideas that will help you stick to your budget. Loki variant - This year “Loki” opened up the multiverse in the Marvel Cinematic Universe (MCU). This gift has allowed us to get a sneak peak on how “variants” can look wildly different from their “original” or main timeline. This flexibility lets anyone who forks out a little rough for “variant” tshirt can claim to be a variant of their favorite MCU character. Sleeping Beauty - Before you judge, it’s probably not exactly what you’re thinking. This kind of idea is good if you’re a funny person. Get decked out in your best PJ’s and throw on one of those cheap birthday plastic tiaras. You’re already a beauty so no make-up is necessary unless you’re really feeling it. Ghostface From “Scream” - All you need is some black clothes and a Ghostface mask. Also, using any mask will cover you up. Coraline - Yellow jacket and yellow shoes and you’ve nailed the look. Bonus points if you use blue hairspray or black color contacts.
Nerd - Use this opportunity to expose your inner nerd. This can be anything from your secret Dungeons and Dragons (DND) merch to your basic Star Wars wear.
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Homemade Halloween treats Kassidee Wozniak Online Editor kbw191@lockhaven.edu
For all the baking and cooking lovers, you will love this list of fall recipes I compiled to get you in the Halloween spirit. Ditch the store brand candy and find time to bake these fun recipes with your family or friends! This list will include two homemade Halloween treats. Zombie Eyeballs - For all you peanut butter lovers this recipe is for you. Ingredients -1/2 cup smooth peanut butter, 3 tablespoons butter, 1 ¼ cups confectioners’ sugar, 1 teaspoon vanilla extract, 12 ounces white chocolate candy coating, 1 bag of M&Ms, and 1 red edible color marker. Steps 1. Gather ingredients in separate bowls. 2. Mix the peanut butter and butter until creamy. 3. Add the confectioners’ sugar and vanilla extract and mix until smooth. 4. Cover a cookie tray with either aluminum foil or waxed paper. 5. Scoop the mix into balls and place them on the cookie tray. Refrigerate cookie tray for 40 minutes until firm. 6. Microwave the white chocolate until melted. 7. Dip the peanut butter balls into the white chocolate and place them
back on the cookie tray. 8. While the white chocolate is still wet, place an M&M in the center of the balls. 9. Place the tray back in the refrigerator to let it harden. 10. Once the balls harden, draw veins with the red edible color marker. Eat!!! Pumpkin Cake Pops - Hoping to have your own mini pumpkin patch in your home that will leave your tummy rumbling… in that case you’ll enjoy this recipe. Ingredients -1 (9 x 13-inch) cake, 1 (16-ounce) can prepared frosting, 1 pound orange candy coating, lollipop sticks, and 2 tablespoons chocolate chips. Steps 1. Gather all ingredients. 2. Cover a baking sheet with either aluminum foil or waxed paper. 3. Crumble the cake in a bowl and add 2/3 of the frosting and mix until evenly moistened. 4. Scoop the mix into balls and place on the baking sheet. 5. Freeze the baking sheet for 1 hour until firm. 6. Microwave the orange candy coating until melted. 7. Dip the tip of the lollipop sticks in the melted candy coating then poke a hole in the center of the balls.
8. Dip the whole pumpkin ball into the melted candy coating then put back on the baking sheet with the lollipop stick facing up. 9. Melt the chocolate chips in a plastic bag then snip the tip of the plastic bag. 10. Pipe on the eyes and mouth of your pumpkin Enjoy!!!
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Horoscopes Aries Today may be taken up with doing a lot of last-minute errands. You may be called on to referee a dispute among colleagues, relatives, or neighbors. Depending on the nature of the spat, you may be able to broker a temporary truce, but don’t be too hard on yourself if tempers simmer despite your best efforts. Taurus Are you experiencing a shopping hangover today? Are you worried that you outdid yourself despite your best intentions? Don’t fret. You’ll be back on track soon. Cash will begin flowing again and your lifestyle won’t suffer. Instead of worrying about money, pay attention to your creative outlets. Gemini Today’s planetary aspects may have you experiencing a little cabin fever. If you have the urge to go off by yourself for a while, do so. Try a new diversion. You’ll feel revitalized. Cancer OK, the party’s over. Time to put away the sinful pleasures, the champagne, the chocolate truffles, and who knows what else. Take a good look at your home and get serious about putting things in order. Today would be a good day to get ready by tidying up the house and getting your brain in gear. Leo You may be experiencing a wonderful openness to new ideas and grand plans. You’re enjoying an active imagination and your intuition is sharp. Trust in your self-awareness and confi-
dence. Consider the source. Stay in tune with your initiatives and you’ll succeed. Virgo If you’re feeling restless today, don’t fight it. Use your energy to do anything that helps you release the excess energy will feel good. It’s important that you pay attention to your body’s signals. Getting a good night’s rest will have you feeling refreshed tomorrow. Libra You don’t want to sit still for a minute. You may make people dizzy with your energy, and you’re itching to get away. It’s fine to fantasize about all the choices out there, but don’t commit to anything today. Your imagination and spirit are a bit too high to settle on anything in particular. Just enjoy all the choices for now. Scorpio This would be a good day to pursue some new interests. If dreams recently punctuated your sleep, try to recall the general feeling you had and reflect on that for a while. You’ll probably realize it’s only emotional residue from all the exhaustion of the past few weeks catching up with you. Sagittarius Are you fed up with everyone around you now? Are you fantasizing about walking out the door and not returning? You probably need a break from everyone. Why not get a massage and float away for a while? Your family will be happy to have you back, especially if you left them with plenty of assignments.
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Capricorn The main things you need to do today are relax and enjoy your day. You may be feeling a bit under the weather and have a trip coming up that doesn’t exactly thrill you. Stay alert, because you may receive an important message today from someone far away. Aquarius Cupid may have struck you unawares. Try your best to reach the one you love. If it isn’t possible to get together this evening, see if you can plan a romantic interlude soon. If all else fails, dive into a romance novel and escape that way. Pisces Today you may come down from your recent high with a thud. Your mood may be exacerbated by a visit from an even grumpier friend. If you’re feeling cooped up with the detritus of family life, take a break and go for a long walk to clear your head.
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Drive-ins still popular Kristin Turner Kat5346@lockhaven.edu Opinions Editor Drive-ins were a big thing in the 50s and there are still some today. There were a few artists that did a drive-in concert during COVID like Garth Brooks and Blake Shelton. I think drive-ins should make a comeback especially during COVID because it would help with the social distancing and people could experience one of the things that people in the 50s used to do for fun besides going to diners. We do have a drive-in in Clearfield called the Super 322 that plays movies and did drive-in concerts last year during COVID. I got the chance to go see Garth Brooks with my family at the drive-in last summer and it was an awesome experience. They did that instead of having the fair and the parade that summer. They also had Blake Shelton at the drive-in last summer as well. With COVID still going on and artists cancelling some of their shows, this could be an alternative that they could do for their concerts. They would bring in the same
amount of money and people could just listen to their favorite artists from their car and watch them on a big screen instead of going to a live concert surrounded by people.
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Top five memes for the spooky season Cassandra Keller Managing Editor cmk2356@lockhaven.edu
Here are the top five halloween memes this week for you to enjoy! 1) Halloween to Christmas, there is no inbetween
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Oct. 15, 2021 The Eagle Eye staff congratulates the
ATHLETES OF THE WEEK
Aitor Ruiz De Eguilaz In a 2-0 shutout win over Shepherd, the Bald Eagles goalkeeper made six stops to hold his second clean sheet of the season. Ruiz de Eguilaz made stop af ter stop in a 2-1 win over West Chester on Saturday, and f inished with seven critical stops for 13 total saves on the week. Eguilaz was also honored with PSAC Defensive Athlete of the Week. This marks the third time this year that the Bald Eagles’ goalkeeper has been honored by the PSAC as Defensive Athlete of the Week.
Maddy Reeves Maddy Reeves played incredibly well this past week picking up two No.1 Singles wins against Lycoming (6-3, 6-1) and Penn College (60, 6-1), effectively leading the Bald Eagles to two wins in a row and the first win since the program’s return in 2019. She also picked up a pair of win’s at No. 1 Doubles. this past week.
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Lock Haven University announces partnership with URBN Flavourhaus Doug Spatafore Dspatafo@lockhaven.edu Senior Director of Athletic Communications & Marketing
LOCK HAVEN, Pa. – Lock Haven University athletics is happy to announce a new partnership with URBN Flavourhaus for Bald Eagle Day at URBN Flavourhaus in Lamar. On Wednesday, October 27 from noon to close, URBN Flavourhaus in Lamar will open their doors for a BBQ Chicken meal to benefit LHU Athletics. 10% of all sales during the event will be donated back to the LHU Athletic Department’s Unrestricted Fund. All LHU area alumni and supporters are encouraged to wear their LHU gear and stop by to enjoy a delicious meal, great environment and to support LHU Athletics. For more info on URBN Flavourhaus please visit their site here: https://urbn.cafe/. URBN Flavourhaus is a contemporary eatery inspired by European coffeehouses of the 17th century where locals gathered for conversation and commerce, serving breakfast, lunch and dinner that specializes in small-batch roasted coffees and haus crafted lattes to start your day, paired with fresh baked goods from their bakery or a savory breakfast from the grill. As lunch time rolls around, the kitchen staff starts swinging haus crafted, certified burgers and their famous milkshakes. URBN currently has three locations: downtown Bellefonte at 141 High Street, Bellefonte, PA 16823, Bellefonte Park Place at 205 Park Place, Bellefonte, PA 16823, and their Lamar location at 5477 Nittany Valley Drive Mill Hall, PA. 17751. Make sure to come out and support LHU and a great local small business that is dedicated to helping its community and remember to rock your LHU gear and let the URBN staff know that LHU sent you!
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Women’s Soccer edged out on late Millersville goal Doug Spatafore Dspatafo@lockhaven.edu Senior Director of Athletic Communications & Marketing
LOCK HAVEN, Pa. – The Lock Haven University women’s soccer team (4-6-1, 2-6-1 PSAC East) and visiting Millersville University (4-43, 4-4-2 PSAC East) locked up in a tightly contested Pennsylvania State Athletic Conference (PSAC) Eastern Division match tonight at Hubert Jack Stadium, and in the end, the visiting Marauders found a late-goal to edge LHU, 3-2. Abby Burdyn (Landisville, Pa./Hempfield) and Evelyn Ciaccia (Fairless Hills, Pa./Pennsbury) scored for the Bald Eagles. The game was tied 2-2 late and it looked as if LHU would play in its second straight overtimegame, but Millersville found the game-winner in the 87th minute. The Bald Eagles jumped on Millersville early and led 1-0 less than two minutes into the match after Burdyn sent a 20-yard blast into the side-netting at the far post. The early strike came just 1:58 into the contest after she collected a loose ball just outside the penalty area. The visitors leveled the score at 1-1 in the 32nd minute and shortly after Lock Haven goalkeeper Kylie Auman (Centre Hall, Pa./ Penns Valley) made a big save to keep the match tied. At halftime, Millersville held an 8-5 advantage in shots, but the score remained knotted at 1-1 after 45 minutes. Just like the first half, Lock Haven struck early in the second. In the 50th minute Evelyn Ciaccia (Fairless Hills, Pa./Pennsbury) knocked one home after Eva Stoessel’s (Grantville, Pa./ Lower Dauphin) initial shot was turned away by Millersville goalie Reagan Kolinksi. With just over 22 minutes to play, Ciaccia created another scoring opportunity. She split through three Millersville defenders and with
one player to beat, she fired a left-footed shot that required a diving save. Lock Haven couldn’t shake the visitors and the Marauders tied the match at 2-2 in the 80th minute of play. In the 87th Millersville knocked home the game-winner. Auman finished with five saves. For the game, Lock Haven held a 14-12 advantage in shots. UP NEXT // SENIOR NIGHT - LHU will host Shippensburg University at 4 p.m. on Saturday, October 16 in PSAC East action. The match will serve as the Bald Eagles 2021 Senior Night.
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