Mathematics Department Students Present Summer Research
By Gabriel Renelt, Staff Writer On Friday, Sept. 18, the math department held summer research presentations showcasing the work students had completed over the past summer. The event was open to all and began at 3:00 p.m. in Glatfelter Hall with an assortment of treats. The presentation topics included: “Mathematical Modeling of Bacterial Stress in Response to Food Availability and Biofilm Formation” by Nadia Janat & Adam...
Bullets Defeat Western Connecticut 34-28; Coach Green Comments on Game
Bullets football won a home game on Saturday against Western Connecticut State University with a final score of 34-28. Western Connecticut scored in the first quarter after a nine-play, 78-yard drive and missed the extra point kick. The Bullets scored 17 points the next quarter with a 27-yard field goal by kicker Issac Parks-Gill and two touchdowns from wide receivers Gabriel Diaz and Edison Case. After a 28-yard Bullets field goal to...
Weekly Sports Roundup (Sept. 14-20)
Compiled By Emerson Hall, Sports Editor Monday, Sept. 14 Men’s Golf at Gate City Invitational Day 1 at Gate City Invitational in Greensboro, North Carolina. Tuesday, Sept. 15 Men’s Golf at Gate City Invitational Gettysburg placed 14th out of 18 teams at the end of day 2 for the Gate City Invitational. They opened with a round of 304 on Monday, 294 that afternoon, and a 299 on Tuesday. Daniel Casanta finished tied for 27th to...
Wind Symphony and Jazz Ensemble Bring Art to Life with Mosaic at Majestic Theater
By Justin Fox, Contributing Writer On Friday night at 8 p.m., The Sunderman Conservatory Wind Symphony and Jazz Ensemble put on a program with pieces all sharing a connection to visual art. Dr. Russell McCutcheon conducted the Wind Symphony in the concert’s first half, followed by the Jazz Ensemble under director Dr. Amanda Heim performing in the second half. This was the Conservatory’s first large ensemble performance of the year. A...
The Paragon Ragtime Orchestra Presents “Safety Last” at the Majestic Theater
By Ella Willmot, Contributing Writer On Thursday at 7:30 p.m., the Paragon Ragtime Orchestra returned to the Majestic Theater to perform the original score to Harold Lloyd’s silent film, “Safety Last!” A mix of Gettysburg College students, Majestic Theater and local community members came together to experience the magic of the silver screen, just as it would have been when “Safety Last!” first premiered in 1923. The orchestra...
