Tag Archives: Overheard
Student Voice: ‘The Winter’s Tale’
Here’s what students are saying about PBA’s production of Shakespeare’s “The Winter’s Tale” at the Kravis Center. Courtney Calhoun (Freshman): “I think that it was really good acting. They all seemed very talented especially with few props. I enjoyed that … Continue reading
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Overheard: It’s not the door
Girl leaving the Warren Library. Girl: I hate doors I look retarded in when I go through them. Two girls on the walkway between Baxter and Oceanview. Girl 1: You know how I know it’s time to shave my … Continue reading
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Overheard: Why kill someone you know?
A guy and a girl walking through the Lassiter Student Center. Girl: I don’t understand. Why would you kill someone you know? Guy: I guess I just like to live dangerously. A group of girls sitting in Jazzman’s. Girl … Continue reading
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Submit your ‘Overheard’ comments!
We like to kick each weekend off right, and that means that it’s time for Overheard Fridays. If you’re walking along and hear something completely absurb, hilarious or just blantantly weird, e-mail it to the Beacon Blog at beacon@pba.edu. Every … Continue reading
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Happy Weekend: Overheard at PBA, Softball vs. Baseball
Two girls walking out of Desantis family chapel. Girl #1: What’s the deal with Culture Week? Don’t they think we have enough culture already? Girl #2: I know! If they would just go into any boys’ dorm room, they would … Continue reading
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Happy Weekend: Overheard conversations of the week
Two guys sitting at the “smoker’s bench” talking about why they chose to come to PBA: Guy #1: I really wanted to go to Harvard but PBA is just as good I guess.” A local political philosopher teaching on freedom … Continue reading
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Happy Friday: Overheard at PBA
Spring Break has finally arrived and to send you students on your merry way, here are some overheard conversations the staff at PBA Local as compiled through out the week. From two girls walking to their car in the Lakeview … Continue reading
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