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Multitasking at the griddle, Dining Services' Patricia L. Gartley still finds time to smile. A fun-filled helping of collective comfort food Bonding over breakfast Residence Life employees, ready to serve diners Displaying his newly won Rockstar sign is Matthew S. Nauman, an electronics and computer engineering technology major from Ulysses. (Jonathon M.

A particular favorite is Koda, a Leonberger who perennially proves that good things come in big packages, too! Students get acquainted with Kenzie, a golden retriever mix ... ... and Pepper, a schnauzer. Dogs line up to help students calm down. Getting a cuddly lapful of Gus Certified therapy dogs returned to the Madigan Library this week, a huggable addition to the Finals Week schedule.

President Gilmour announces the winners in the ATHS – a warm, dry haven from the drizzle outside the doors. Sidewalk puddles reflect holiday lights. College community shares season's greetings. Getting a closer look at this year's entries Attendees had opportunity to create personalized cards.

A commencement ceremony will be held Saturday, Dec. 19, for the nearly 260 Pennsylvania College of Technology students who have petitioned to graduate after the Fall 2015 semester. The ceremony is scheduled for 11 a.m. in the Community Arts Center, 220 W. Fourth St., Williamsport.

Geisinger was praised as a national model of health care reform during a June 2009 policy speech by President Barack Obama. Alan R. Neuner The speaker compares the relative costs of alternative power – fuel cells, solar, wind, etc. The latest speaker in Penn College’s Daniel J. Doyle Technology & Society Colloquia Series on Nov.

More than 350 people fill the Klump Academic Center Auditorium for Tuesday's first presentation of the newly named Daniel J. Doyle Technology & Society Colloquia Series. Against a backdrop of past and present images, Katrina A. Sinclair discusses the use of technology and propaganda by the Nazis and the Islamic State group. Sinclair enhanced her presentation with live polling.

An owl adds a whimsical touch to Jessica N. Felton’s chocolate sculpture. Charlie Brown’s iconic zigzag stripe adds character to Ana Nicole Uribe’s display, which celebrated “It’s the Great Pumpkin, Charlie Brown.” The talented hands behind the buffet, with their instructor (from left) Marissa R. Dimoff, Jenna Zaremba, Jessica N. Felton, Sabrina Smith, Tiffany A. Reese, Jazmin R.

Paul R. Watson II, dean of academic services and college transitions, addresses a filled Mountain Laurel Room in the Thompson Professional Development Center. Chef Richard J. McGlynn III, head cook in the college’s Le Jeune Chef Restaurant, leads a “Have you ever …” session. His topic: “Have you ever prepared food tableside?” Kenneth E.

25th annual Toy Train Expo nears Delivering tables to Park Place on Wednesday are (from left) Penn College General Services custodians Patrick J. Kimble, Brian D. Hopple, Patrick M. Breen, Joseph M. Rieck and Jeff G. Rotoli.

Artisans' vibrant handiwork on display A cashbox for a cause The junction of playfulness and intricacy Unique seasonal items included on the sale tables Eyewitness News' Cody Butler visited the Bush Campus Center on Wednesday for the Ten Thousand Villages fair-trade sale that continues through Friday.