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Riot grrrl gallery and foreign crime-film tops weekly rundown

By John Lavanga / A&E Editor • September 23, 2013

Through Feb. 16, 2014Alien SheMiller Gallery5000 Forbes Ave., OaklandTuesday through Sunday noon to 6 p.m.Admission: FreeDesigned as a retrospective on riot grrrl, the influential punk feminist movement...

Women’s Soccer vs. Virginia

By Bobby Mizia / Visual Editor • September 22, 2013

Nicole D'Agostino recorded a career-high 10 saves in net against Virginia.

Men’s Soccer

By Andy Slepman / Staff Photographer • September 22, 2013

Pitt was shut out Saturday against Wake Forest.

Men’s Soccer: Panthers fail to overcome early deficit

By Andrew Stern / Staff Writer • September 22, 2013

Wake Forest dominated the Pitt men’s soccer team Saturday evening at Ambrose Urbanic Field. While the final score was only 2-0, Wake outshot Pitt 23-6 for the game.“We needed to come out way better...

Women’s Soccer: Pitt squanders early lead, falls to Virginia

By Andrew Stern / Staff Writer • September 22, 2013

Pitt women’s soccer hung with top-ranked Virginia for the early part of Sunday afternoon’s match. In the end, however, Virginia’s talent prevailed and led the Cavaliers to a 3-1 win.“We knew that...

Volleyball: Pitt Panther Invitational

By Sheldon Satenstein / Assistant Visual Editor • September 22, 2013

The Panthers lost two of three contests in their home tournament.

Volleyball: Team drops two of three games over weekend

By Dan Sostek / Staff Writer • September 22, 2013

The women’s volleyball squad hosted the Pitt Panther Invitational this weekend, bookending a win over Rutgers with losses to Cornell and Morehead State.Despite the losing record, Delaney Clesen and Mechael...

Editorial: Pa. schools should focus on equalizing testing conditions, not seeking progress

By The Pitt News Editorial Staff • September 22, 2013

On Sept. 30, Pennsylvania public schools will be scored based on performance, not progress.A new grading system will be instated for Pennsylvania public schools, including charter schools, based on their...

Russell: Defending vegetarianism: Rebuttals to common arguments

By Natalie Russell / Columnist • September 22, 2013

Yes, I’m a vegetarian. And, no, I don’t tell this to everyone I meet within moments of introducing myself. The stereotype of vegans and vegetarians being overzealous hippies has never accurately described...

Vigil honors missing, captured service members

By Lindsay Passodelis / For The Pitt News • September 22, 2013

Dressed in camouflage fatigues and combat boots, Joe Iacono marched to honor the memory of U.S. service men and women who have been captured by the enemy or whose fates have remained unknown.“We have...