Medaille Perspective Student Newspaper

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NEWS Things to do

Don’t miss these Andy Grammer w/Parachute

April 6th 7 p.m. Niagara University Gallagher Center

Singer-songwriter Andy Grammar will be performing at Niagara University

March Radness Tour

April 2nd 6 p.m.- 10 p.m. Soundlab $10 advance $12 at the door Pentimento, Allison Weiss, Candy Hearts, The Traditional and Cedar Kites will all be performing. Get your tickets early for a discount!

Theresa Caputo- Long Island Medium April 18th 7:30 p.m. Shea’s Performing Arts

Caputo is a certified medium with the ForeverFamily Foundation - an organization dedicated to connecting science with the afterlife. She is the star of Long Island Medium, a show on TLC.

Medaille Perspective April 1, 2013

Late night popcorn run turns into fire drill in south dorms By Derek Wangler Editor-in-Chief Students in the south dorms had to evacuate just before midnight on March 19. The fire alarms were said to be set off by burnt popcorn. Students had to wait outside in the cold until fire trucks arrived and assessed the situation inside the dorms. Some students took shelter inside of Huber Hall while others decided to brave the elements and watch the fire trucks pull up.

Twitter Photo Students were tweeting photos while waiting outside of South for fire personnel to clear the building as safe to reenter.

Photo courtesy of Lauren Mohn

Panel presentation encourages greater cultural awareness A WNY Leaders Panel was held March 20 from 6 – 7:30 p.m. at the Student Success Center The event was co-sponsored by Project EQUIP and Student Affair. Bridget Brace McDonald was the moderator. Students from all disciplines attended the session. This semester’s panel discussion featured community leaders who are involved with organizations that focus on cultural awareness, celebration, and enrichment. Guest speakers were Steve McMillion, Director of Educational Directives, African American Cultural Center, Miguel Santos, Member, Board of Directors, Hispanic Heritage Council of WNY and Faizan Haq, Founder and Publisher, WNYMuslims.org.

Chatham Marcolini photo

Students raise funds in March for many causes

Date Night Match your movie and your menu! In the mood for a Kung Fu Action? Head out to May Jen Chinese Restaurant to get the full cultural experience.

Relive your first date together! Head out and redo every aspect of your 1st date. This way you can do things the way you wanted them to happen!

The weather is starting to get nice… go on a bike ride or hike! This idea is more a ‘date day’ but it’s all the same. Go find a nice place to hike or leave the car in the driveway and ride your bikes somewhere together.

Derek Wangler photo

Alums share their work experiences By Derek Wangler Editor-in-Chief

According to a panel of Medaille alums, internships are the most valuable experience students can get out of college. A group of Medaille graduates answered questions and gave advice to students on March 22 from 12:30 – 1:30 p.m. Alums who were on the panel were Amanda Kolin-Butler ’07, Mike Simoncellie ’09, Paige Gullotti ’11-’12, and Nick Calandra ’11. All of the alums on the panel took advantage of internship opportunities and believed that they were very helpful in landing them a job when they got out of college. “Keep in contact with the people you meet through your internships. You never know, they might have an opening for you one day,” said Paige Gullotti. Some even have interns of their own now and talked about what they expect out of their interns. “Don’t get complacent. Keep doing the little things right. You may think [your supervisor] is not keeping track anymore but [they] are,” said Mike Simoncelli a ’09 graduate.

“Don’t get complacent. Keep doing the little things right. You may think [your supervisor] is not keeping track anymore but [they] are,” Mike Simoncelli ‘09

Perspective photo Dr. Judy Horowitz, Dean of SAGE and John Fronconiack, Dean of Online programs get detailes for the upcoming Relay for Life event that will be held on campus on April 12. Relay for Life is raising funds for cancer research.

Perspective photo Future Teachers club members spent the month of March raising funds for clean water around the world. They had an entire month of activities scheduled all with the purpose of raising awareness and funds for this cause that has become an annual tradition.


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