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Steel City Slam

Quad rugby tournament featured 8 teams battling for the title of champions

By Amber Wilhelm, Rocket Contributor

Arms pump, wheels spin, and there's a loud clatter of metal as wheelchairs collide. A whistle blows, and the action stops so a wounded player can get a bandage. This isn't an everyday sport: This is Quad Rugby. On Nov. 10 and 11, the Steel City Slam Quad Rugby tournament was held at the Aebersold Recreation Center in Gym A courts 1-4.

33rd annual dinner proves to be most successful event of Internations Week

By Liz Glazier, Rocket Focus Editor

Walking into the Multi-Purpose Room, guests were welcomed by two rows of colorful flags, students and staff dressed in their native attire and rows of authentic food waiting to be eaten. To conclude Internations Week, the Internations Club held this year's International Dinner on Nov.

Historical restaurant grills up nothing special

By Kristen Baselj, Rocket Dining Critic

Settled in an old tin-planting mill, The Crane Room captures the 1900s historical industrial period of New Castle. With remnants of the mill's equipment still present in the décor and its trademark feature-a 10-ton crane that runs along the high ceilings-in between the industrial beams of the dining area, The Crane Room offers a beautiful setting for dining.

Believe the buzz: "Bee Movie" is sweet like honey

By Ivan Moore, Rocket Movie Critic

Since computer-generated imagery has taken over the animated movie world, there have been two companies battling back and forth for pixilated supremacy: Dreamworks and Disney's Pixar. Pixar has been on top for quite some time, with mega hits like "Toy Story," "Monsters, Inc.

'91 Rock grad named 2008 Pennsylvania Teacher of Year

By Elizabeth Rekowski, Rocket Rocket Contributor

Every year, a teacher is selected as the Pennsylvania Teacher of the Year. For 2008, a Slippery Rock University graduate has earned the prestigious title. David Woten, a 1991 SRU graduate, was announced as the 2008 winner on Oct. 2 by Pennsylvania Gov. Ed Rendell.

Art gallery named after former SRU prof displays local artists' work

By Katie Kurylo, Rocket Contributor

At the beginning of the school year, students activated their new IDs at Maltby Center, but few may know that there is also an artistic "diamond in the rough" hidden among all the computer equipment. The Martha Gault Art Gallery is also found at Maltby Center, which frequently hosts student and local artists' work.

Musical star to showcase talent, sing with SRU concert choir on Dec. 1

By Christopher Schilling, Rocket Contributor

For visitors to Swope Music Hall, the sounds of trumpets, clarinets, pianos and even opera coming out of classrooms is enough to alert anyone that they are at the musical epicenter of Slippery Rock University. However, this week, there seems to be another sound coming out of Swope Music Hall: the talk about a musical protégée's visit to the university on Dec.

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