Tag Archives: Theatre & Communication Arts
Eternal Sunshine Approaches Dusk
If you’re reading this – my last blog entry – I want to thank you. You, the prospective college student making your way through the maze of postcards, packets and emails sent to you by colleges across all 50 states,
Luck o’ the Irish? Students Talk Superstitions
Happy St. Patrick’s Day! In honor of today’s holiday and the “luck o’ the Irish,” we decided to ask a few Gannon students what they do for luck and if they believe in superstitions. Cristen Manion, freshman theatre & communication
Student Loans: Scary, But Worth Every Penny
“Congratulations! Our records indicate that you will graduate in May or August of this year.” You can imagine how excited I was to read those words in a letter I received from Gannon two weeks ago. Who wouldn’t be ecstatic
Trials of a Math-Fearing Theatre Major
It’s not that I hate math, it’s really just that it scares me a little. Let me explain. Don’t get me wrong, I greatly appreciate the intricacies of mathematics. I just don’t exactly love being the one to… how should
Living “A Lie of the Mind”
Hola Amigos! So last time we chatted, I was getting ready for “A Lie of the Mind.” Well, the Schuster Theatre has been crazy lately. “A Lie of the Mind” (or as we cast members call it, “Lie”) opens this
Eternal Sunshine: Sing for the Moment
I know people say over time interests and hobbies change. That very well may be true, and someday I may not enjoy writing as much as I do now, but there is one part of my life that I don’t
Eternal Sunshine: Lights, Camera… Ramen Noodle Salad(?)
No two people are the same. Fingerprints, hair color, style of speech, beliefs, likes and dislikes make every person unique. In quite the same way, no two years in college – particularly at Gannon – are the same. Each year
GUEST BLOG: Livin’ It Up in Freshman Hall
Matt Germeyer is a freshman theatre and communication arts major from Pittsburgh, Pa. He is a 2010 graduate of John A. Brashear High School. Read his guest blog to find out what his freshman year has been like so far.
Eternal Sunshine: Thesis and Hairspray and … Bears, Oh My!
Where did the last three years go? Don’t ask me… because I sure don’t know. I came to Gannon as a 17-year-old theatre hopeful in the fall of 2007 just trying to fit in and start some new classes, and
