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TRAil of A TERRoRisT - Point Park University

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news & viewsFrom left: John Taormina and his wife, Carolyn, Ellen Gamble and herhusband, Eric, at the Alumni Holiday Party held at The LeMont.Architectural Details<strong>Point</strong> <strong>Park</strong>’s <strong>University</strong> Center is featuredin the Pittsburgh History and LandmarksFoundation’s Whirlwind Walk Architectureand Urban Spaces in Downtown Pittsburgh,the first fully-illustrated comprehensivewalking tour guidebook to many <strong>of</strong> theprincipal buildings and public spaces indowntown Pittsburgh. The guidebook detailsthe <strong>University</strong> Center’s original design inthe early 1900s and notes its Greek ioniccolumns with scroll-like capitals. Theguidebook was published in conjunction withPittsburgh’s 250th Anniversary.Innovative EntryDan McVeagh, a senior information andtechnology management (acceleratedprogram) major, invented a multi-touchcomputer table for the Pittsburgh Innovatescompetition sponsored by City Live. Hisinvention, along with 76 other entries,was presented on the competition’s Website, where winners were selected by anopen vote. Prizes <strong>of</strong> $20,000, $10,000and $1,000 were awarded at the NewHazlett Theatre on Pittsburgh’s North Sideon Nov. 24. To view McVeagh’s entry visitpittsburghinnovates.com.Breaking RecordsWhen radio stations played records, it wasbad news to break one. Not so today. <strong>Point</strong><strong>Park</strong>’s WPPJ670-AM brokea record byraising over$3,000 insponsorship for67 consecutivehours <strong>of</strong> studentbroadcasting heldOctober 28–31. The 28thannual Rock-A-Thon, under theleadership <strong>of</strong> general manager JaymesProgar, senior broadcasting major,benefitted The Early Learning Center, aprivate, non-pr<strong>of</strong>it organization that providescomprehensive early intervention servicesto infants, toddlers, preschoolers and theirfamilies. The agency serves more than1,600 children throughout Allegheny County.WPPJ has raised over $21,000 for the EarlyLearning Center through Rock-A-Thons heldduring the past 27 years.Tell us what you think.Tell us what you really think.In less than five minutes, you could help the editorial team <strong>of</strong>The <strong>Point</strong> know what you expect to find in your alumni magazine. We’dlike to know your thoughts on The <strong>Point</strong>. Please participate in our onlinesurvey at http://www.pointpark.edu/readersurveyPlus, survey participants may enter to win in a drawing <strong>of</strong> five $50 Visa giftcards. The random drawing will take place on April 3rd. Winners will benotified by <strong>Point</strong> <strong>Park</strong>’s Office <strong>of</strong> Marketing and Communications and listedin the next issue <strong>of</strong> The <strong>Point</strong>.So go ahead and let us know. We value your input.

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