Performance poet to visit Marywood
Katie Owens, A&E Editor
February 21, 2012
On March 19, popular poet Taylor Mali will be performing and giving a workshop at Marywood University. Mali, who gave up teaching to pursue slam poetry, has two published books and several spoken word CDs. Many of his poems center around what he learned in his nine years of teaching. According to Taylor... Read more »
Students take service seriously over spring break
Ashley Padula, Staff Writer
February 21, 2012
Spring break may just be a week off from school for some students, but for others it is an opportunity to get involved and help people in need through participating in a service trip. This spring break, Marywood has four trips scheduled to Philadelphia, West Virginia, Missouri, and Honduras. On each... Read more »
Plenty of service opportunities in local community
Autumn Granza, Assistant Photo Editor
February 21, 2012
Marywood University prides itself on the core values that it instills upon its students. Service, one of the core values, can prove to be rewarding during a student’s time on campus or in their hometown. Whether it is on or off campus, service to others and the community promotes Marywood’s... Read more »
Sr John Says: What will you do this Lent?
Sister John Michele Southwick, I.H.M., Special Contributor to the Wood Word
February 21, 2012
Some of you may remember, if you went to Catholic School or to CCD class, giving to the Missions or supporting missions overseas. We have all heard about those starving children, villages with no clean water, no sanitation, poor agriculture programs, and families not having enough to eat. And we have... Read more »
Student Spotlight: Carrie Rose Frattali
February 21, 2012
Name: Carrie Rose Frattali Graduation Year: 2013 Major: Architecture Hometown: Scranton, Pa. Q: Has the architecture program had any recent competitions for the students? Yes, on the eastern side of Lake Scranton is a parking lot where visitors can access the jogging path via one of three trails maintained... Read more »
New yoga studio opens in downtown Scranton
Victoria Garafola, Correspondent
January 31, 2012
Downtown Scranton finally has its very own yoga studio, located two doors down from Northern Lights Espresso Bar. The new “Mission Yoga” is filling a much needed position just minutes away from Marywood University. The studio is warm, and well lit with wooden floors and mirror-less walls. Owner Alex... Read more »
Movies to warm your heart
Alison Trautmann, Editor-in-Chief
January 31, 2012
Pop the popcorn, grab your significant other or some ice cream and get ready for The Wood Word’s list of films to watch on Valentine’s Day, suitable for any level of romance. For Couples 1. “An Affair to Remember” (1957) – This romantic film was nominated for four Academy... Read more »
Enjoy Valentine’s Day without a sweetheart
Vikki Hartt, Asst. Community Editor
January 31, 2012
Are you alone this Valentine’s Day without that special someone? These five simple ideas can make this Valentine’s Day a memorable one even if you’re flying solo. 1. Everyone splurges on the chocolates and sweets on Valentine’s Day. Chances are you are not going to feel too good after you have... Read more »
Heart Beats for Singles
Ashley Padula, Staff Writer
January 31, 2012
1.“All the Single Ladies” by Beyoncé- For the single person on Valentine’s Day, this song by Beyoncé can help single ladies feel upbeat and empowered. 2.“Survivor” by Destiny’s Child – For a single man or woman on Valentine’s Day, this song can help a person realize that he or she... Read more »
Sr. John says: For what will you be responsible?
Sister John Michele Southwick, I.H.M., Special Contributor to The Wood Word
January 31, 2012
We all are responsible for many things, especially college students. You are responsible for yourself, most of all; for growing into a mature young adult, for working hard at your academics, for your social life, for the decisions you make. Sometimes it is overwhelming, and confusing. You have had... Read more »
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