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The Griffin
Sep 18
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More than 100 people gathered at the San Francisco ocean to scream at it. Danielle Egan, who hosted this event, claimed that there were various reasons to scream, like rent, AI and unspecified anger. After the event, a competition was put into play, where screams were judged by the volume. Olivia Gugliemotto, who won with 121.9 decibels, was driven by being away from her family, current genocide and capitalism.


Two teens were pronounced dead in California after suffering major injuries while riding their e–scooter and e–motorcycle after getting into a collision with an 88–year–old driver. They were identified as Dominic Anthony Starkenberg Ferrari and Caden Kyle. Two other teens, who were a part of the crash, mourned the loss of their friends.


An emu in Rockland county, N.Y. escaped a petting zoo, causing a police chase that involved multiple officers and a drone. Drone footage shows the Emu, moments before it was captured by officers.


The Canisius library is beginning a book club in conjunction with the new Reading Rivalry that began this semester as an academic competition against Niagara. Scan the QR code below for more information about the book club.


The sustainability committee is looking for student input on what needs to happen to make Canisius a more sustainable campus. Scan the QR code below to have students’ voices heard.


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