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HGH and Cancer
Human growth hormone is a hormone that is made by the body naturally, however, the HGH that is given by injection is synthetic (recombinant). The possibility of synthetic hormone replacement therapy increasing the risk of cancer has always been a subject of concern and controversy.
For instance, in some studies the use of synthetic estrogen without progesterone has shown an increased incidence of endometrial cancer in postmenopausal women, but other studies have disputed this conclusion.
The 2002 Women's Health Initiative study of estrogen and progesterone therapy was halted because the reports of cases of breast cancer exceeded the predefined safety boundary.
The NHLBI's announcement caused a wide scare in women, however the NHLBI did not also announce that their researchers did not use bioidentical hormones that are identical to the hormones the body makes but instead used synthetic hormones that were not identical to that made by the body.
Concerning human growth hormone increasing the risk of cancer, some experiments seemed to support the idea that synthetic HGH injections might cause an increase in cancer cell production. Very large doses of the HGH injections induced cancer in laboratory animals.
Two studies showed that men with higher than normal IGF-1 levels had an increased risk for cancer. IGF-1 levels reflect the amount of HGH in the body. Regarding the results of these two studies, Dr. Michael Anchors, a physician and biochemist at Harvard comments that we know that IGF-1 decreases with age so if high IGF-1 levels are associated with prostate cancer shouldn't the risk for prostate cancer decrease with aging rather than increase?
He is correct, in fact, 5 other studies on IGF-1 and prostate cancer showed that there was no connection between IGF-1 and prostate cancer.
One study showed what appeared to be an increase in the incidence of leukemia in Japanese children being treated with synthetic HGH injections. The problem with this study was the fact that it included children who had already been diagnosed with leukemia prior to their HGH therapy. When these children were removed from the study, there was no increase in the incidence of cancer compared to the general population.
HGH injection therapy also did not increase the recurrence rate of tumors in human growth hormone deficient children after their tumors had been irradiated.
The pharmaceutical company Pharmacia UpJohn has stated that in the culture tests they have done there has not been any evidence of cancer cell mutation, which is the first step of cancer development.
Can HGH Help Prevent Cancer?
Some researchers believe HGH restoration actually gives the body a protective factor and helps to prevent cancer.
None of Dr. Chein and Dr. Terry's 800 test subjects developed cancer, in fact one patient saw his prostate cancer go away!
I personally look at it this way; when we are young our natural human growth hormone level is at its highest. During this time of youth we are at our lowest risk for cancer, as we age our HGH level decreases and our risk for cancer increases! This is why I take and recommend homeopathic HGH, which is not synthetic hormone replacement therapy, as the injections are.
Homeopathic HGH helps the pituitary gland to release a more youthful amount of the body's own HGH.
Lisa Wells, RN
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The eye chart with the big "E" on top is called a Snellen Chart.
In honor of tonight's BCS National Championship game, tonight's Late Movies take a look at some memorable college football plays.
In this year's Tostitos Fiesta Bowl, undefeated
I have this fantasy that I am harboring a rare, insanely valuable first edition of some obscure book somewhere on my overstuffed bookshelves.
Yesterday, former Expos & Cubs slugger Andre Dawson was inducted into the Baseball Hall of Fame.
Last month, Scott Allen wrote about the origins of the nicknames of the 10 schools in BCS bowls.
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I once thought that it should be very hard to lose something as big as an airplane.
Get ready for another awesome Symphony of Science video! Yes, that's right, more auto-tuned scientists with cool music and video.
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1, 1, 2, 1, 2, 2, 3, ?
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The antiques world was rocked (okay, more like gently bumped) when a recent episode of Antiques Roadshow estimated a woman's collection of carved Chinese jade objects at $710,000 to $1.07 million
According to the author of a new biography on Warren Beatty, he's slept with nearly 13,000 women.
When I think of the last decade (starting in 2000), I think of it in comparison to previous decades.
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At first, many on the set thought Massimo Troisi was just being lazy. Not only would the star and cowriter of Il Postino (The Postman) show up hours late, but he'd make strange requests. Could he shoot his scenes sitting down? Or maybe leaning against something?
But the Neapolitan comedian wasn't slacking off. Troisi (pronounced Troy-EE-zee) was quietly battling a heart condition that was a result of a childhood bout of rheumatic fever. ''He knew he needed a transplant,'' says Postino director Michael Radford (White Mischief). ''But he was determined not to have one until this movie [was done].'' Of course, Il Postino, the Italian comedy that has become a word-of-mouth hit and America's most successful foreign-language film this year, did get made. But twelve hours after shooting finished and two days before he was to fly to London for a transplant the 41-year-old star died at his sister's house near Rome while taking a nap.
The artist who dies for his masterpiece. It's a story line Troisi would have rejected as too maudlin. Still, Il Postino is an uncharacteristically bittersweet work. After his start on Italy's version of Saturday Night Live in the '70s, Troisi appeared in 10 movies, injecting all with a self-deprecating, gesture-heavy humor that made him a top draw in his homeland.
But several years ago, Troisi read and fell in love with Burning Patience, a novel by Antonio Skarmeta in which a naive postman befriends the temporarily exiled Nobel Prize-winning Chilean poet Pablo Neruda and becomes smitten with poetry, partly because he thinks it will help him win over women. After cowriting the screenplay with Radford, he ignored his doctor's advice to get a transplant. Then, a week after filming began, he collapsed. Radford halted the film, but Troisi insisted on returning, and Radford relented a decision he now admits was selfish. At Troisi's funeral, 10,000 mourners showed up. ''When he died, people weren't sad,'' says Franco Schipani, an Italian TV producer who had worked with him. ''They were pissed off. They wanted to see more from him.''
Troisi thought he'd be doing more, too. Radford remembers the last day of shooting: ''He said, 'Look, I'm really sorry not to have given you my best, but I promise you, the next five, I will.' I just burst into tears, because I knew this guy was in for it.... The next day, Troisi said to his family, 'Radford is so sensitive. I was talking to him and he started to cry. I think we [made] a really good movie.'''
Indeed, Il Postino has become a critical and box office darling. And in the tradition of much larger summer movies, it even has a product tie-in: Miramax is hawking an accompanying CD with such stars as Madonna and Julia Roberts reading Neruda's poetry. On Labor Day weekend the movie will expand from its current 100 screens to approximately 250. ''It's a safe bet that it will do $10 million,'' says president of marketing Mark Gill. ''And $10 million for a foreign-language film is a blockbuster. It's like $200 million for an English-language film.'' Troisi may finally become an international star, a status that eluded him before his death.
''I'm sure he's somewhere laughing,'' says Jennifer Beals, who befriended Troisi when they worked on adjacent movie sets. ''Just knowing that his name is being pronounced or mispronounced by Americans must give him satisfaction.''


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The British government has begun issuing carbon credits to airlines in anticipation of the full implementation of the EU Emissions Trading Scheme (ETS). So far, it has haded out 4.9 million credits to three carriers, or about one percent of the number of credits it is allowed.
In a statement, the Department of Energy and Climate Change said the UK was the first country out of all the Member States to start issuing its aviation allowances. The first free allowances were allocated on Tuesday, February 28. These were issued to those aircraft operators covered by the EU ETS that had completed the registry account opening process and therefore were able to receive their allowances for 2012.
A total of 4,965,892 allowances have been issued to 3 of the airlines that the UK regulates. A full list of those airlines that the UK regulates is available on the department's website. The EU DECC says there is nothing holding up the issuing of free allowances. As soon as aircraft operators complete the registry account opening process, they will be able to receive their allowances.
The total number of allowances that the UK is expected to allocate in 2012 is 56,737,146. The UK will continue to issue allowances to those aircraft operators that open their registry accounts.
Reuters reports that the UK regulates more than 230 airlines. Some of the larger British-flagged airlines, such as British Airways, have not yet completed the registration process. BA is expected to receive as much as 18 percent of the country's allowed permits.
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Quantum EXO 100 PT Casting Reels - $249.99
Weighing in at less than 6-ounces - the Quantum EXO PT Casting Reels shoot conventional reel design full of holes with their revolutionary EXO-skeletal hybrid construction. By combining special, ultra-rigid aluminum alloy in load bearing areas with lightweight composite that reduces weight in non-critical locations by 50%, Quantum was able to build the lightest possible frame with absolutely no sacrifice in strength. In fact, it's 38% stronger than magnesium and 6-times stronger than a graphite composite frame. Even the EXO's aluminum drive gear is ported to remove excess weight.
The reels' EXO Cast Control, a micro-sized version of Quantum's exclusive ACS cast control system, also offers a wide range of centrifugal brake settings that can be fine-tuned with the turn of a dial (easily accessed under a removable side cover). Factor in the low start-up inertia of the Exoskeletal Super Light Spool, and it all adds up to longer casts. The reel's exclusive EXO CSC Drag System also features a series of carbon, stainless steel and ceramic disks for an extremely smooth drag that can take the heat of any fishing situation. Addition by subtraction, Quantum shaved weight from the EXO PT Casting Reels in every place they could afford for a difference you'll feel on the water.
Quantum shoots conventional reel design full of holes with the Quantum EXO PT Casting Reels. Weighing in at less than 6-oz, they feature Quantum's revolutionary EXO-skeletal hybrid construction.
Comments: I just naught one of these and all I can say is wow light, has power, and most important puts fish in the boat. I paired with a duckett 7' 3" heavy action rod and it is the lightest combo I have ever felt and the most sensitive totally worth the money
From: Aric: Siloam Springs, AR 6/30/14
Comments: Just got one of these and this thing is amazing. Very smooth, no grinding noises, and I love how this reel free spools, sorry I don't like a reel that doesn't spin, have a thumb that works great to slow the spool down, so dialing it in for me is get it as free flowing as I can without the spool shifting back and forth from it being too loose. It's a great reel, love Quantum products and have had no issues with any of their reels.
From: William: Long Beach, CA 3/5/14
Comments: all the bad reviews are true this reel sucks u back lash until u get it Dialed in the post the holds the reel to the rod is loose and the reel jiggles a lot and after a couple casts the reel makes a terrible grinding sound
From: Marshall: FL
Comments: love these reels! I see a lot of bad reviews on here about this reel and can't understand it, I have 3 exo's and love each one, they are super lite, smooth as can be & seem pretty tuff. I have braid on each of them and have hauled in up to 30Lbs strippers on them. Im hoping they go on sale when the tour MG comes out so I can fill out my line up with another 2, maybe a 201 & 301.
From: Jon: pa, USA
Comments: Okay guys.. Notice how everyone that has a bad review on this reel is an old review.. My theory is that the exo had issues when first released. But now this reel is so freaken dialed in its unreal.. Incredibly comfortable to palm so smooth.. And all that and 5.9oz. Im not gonna say this thing outcasts a core it doesn't lets be realistic. But in my opinion its a better reel. More comfortable and smoother. Listen all you shimano fans time to come to the other side qauntem. Don't get me wrong i own many of shimanos. But i will buy another exo. And this thing still casts far the core can outcast it by much.
From: Peter: NH
Comments: One of the best reels in my lineup. I haven't strayed too far from the Curado or Chronarch since I've started fishing but this has been a Great! Investment. Why buy a super light rod and bog it down with a clothes iron. It makes no sense to savor an additional 15 ft of casting distance from non 1,000.00 Shimano. Dude if your like me and hate the weight this is it man. This reel won't give you the extra 15 ft at the end of a 50 yard cast like a Core. But it is so light and comfy its unreal. Flat out Stallion! A solid 10. Tackletour has a review of them catching friggin Peacock bass with this thing handling them like perch. Superlight and Solid. Do yourself a favor and lighten up that expensive rod for a day of really cushiony comfy fishing. Throw like a Pro "F" the Shimano. This thing is unreal and seriously if your trying to cast 17 lb fluro for all those 4 lb fish your catching ...expect backlash on any reel not to mention a very short cast. I like to anchor down and mow down some
fish from as far back as I can get and this is way to do it!
From: If I fish I Catch: Gretna, La. U.S.
Comments: I have used quantum products for years. I have also tried other reels by other makers. When it comes to the EXO I can tell you they are the best reel I have used. The negative reviews are from guys who love another brand and not giving honest review. I own the 6.3, 5.3 and 7.3. I will continue to buy them and continue to rely on them. The EXO is lighter and stronger and for those that are having them break must be pounding on them with a sledge hammer. I have banged mine on the boat, docks, rocks and concrete. it looks like heck but its works like new. Go ahead and buy one. You wont regret it..
From: Mike: Blair, NE U.S.A.
Comments: you have gotta love haters that put people off of buying an excellent product, but go ahead and listen to them so people that own them can outcast, outperform, and flat out out fish you with a very light, very strong reel with smooth casting, cranking, and drag, the quantum exo. Ps. The easiest way to get the side plate off tho get to the acs cast control is to slide the spool sideways with your thumb and catch the side plate with your other hand
From: Connor: MS
Comments: I have owned revo stx, revo winch, ardent, lews, shimano curados, Daiwa zillion, and pinnacles and the exo outcast and out fishes any of them. I'm going to h2o express from academy now though
From: Larry: meridian ms
Comments: once you get the reel dialed in to what your throwing, it can't be beat, but until then, good luck casting. Only had the side plate fall off once for no reason thankfully I caught it otherwise it would be at the bottom of Bartlett lake. Used the 7.3:1 on my 6'9" duckett and 14 lb sunline and went to work catching them on a spider jig. Bottom line, if you have the money and time to dial it in this reel is for you.
From: Tommy
Comments: JUNK! I bought a brand new quantum smoke and exo the same day and was thrilled when I got them. Spooled em both up headed to the lake and what a disappointment. Both reels sounded like old coffee grinders when retrieving. Also what's up with the aluminum bearings really quantum? The smoke wasn't as bad as my exo was but IMO there not worth there hefty price tag when you get a Chronarch or Revo Premiere which are better reels for much less. Shimano 4 life!!!
From: CJ: PA
Comments: my reel seat also has come loose, it jiggles a slight bit in the rod/rod connection, i love the reel and hope i didnt waste my money on this, does anybody have any suggestions on how to fix the problem???
From: Uriah: OK, USA
Comments: Demo'd one of these bad boys back in January. Paired with a Halo Daylite series casting rod it was the lightest combo I've ever felt. I put 50# braid on it and ran a Gambler Big EZ over some flooded kissimee grass and it performed better than I expected. What I liked most about this real was the ultra fast gear ratio that allowed me to quickly retrieve those long casts after a missed strike and get another go at the fish. My Partner and I took first place that Boat US College tournament hosted by the Florida College Bass Trail. Thanks for the support with college fishing Tackle Warehouse, love the reel and the Demo program!
From: Joe: MO
Comments: So i head to my fav bait shop to buy a new Revo but he doesnt have them only carries the round Abu's which is what i have always used. then I saw the Exo and i loved it. So i get it home and go to the pond by my house. It cast great for the first 15-20 cast's then i cast again and the side cover fly's off and into the pond. Lucky for me it was only 2 ft of water about 3 ft off the bank. So i put it back together and try again. Same thing 15 or so cast's and there it goes agin. In about an hour it flew off many times each time bird nesting. The problem is i cast with my left hand and it pushes the lever that locks the side case on forward and off goes the side along with the spool. I landed a few smallies so i was happy with that and the reel worked great but i left the pond that day went to that other shop in town and bought a revo premier. The exo is a great reel and so is the revo. I cant cast one any farther than the other. The revo feels more solid and it doesnt come apart when i cast it. If i casted with my right hand i would be happy with either reel but i don't so with that said i now have a exo for sale.
From: Riverdog: Columbus, OH
Comments: I am not completely sure why quantum created this reel. They already had a light real with the smoke that got terrible reviews due to the unsmooth feeling of the aluminum bearings. Now they took the same concept of the smoke and put it in a different frame that really only dropped about a half oz. I would encourage buyers to check out the revo sx. I literally switched over to these from smokes and it felt like it was a $500 going back to a reel with regular bearings
From: Josh: IL
Comments: I am surprised to see any bad reviews...this reel is amazing...5.9 ounces, ULTRA smooth, casts wonderfully, pitches very light rigs...great grips, swept handle...fits so well in the palm...I guess some ppl complain about cast control. I think all these different cast controls these days are over-rated...reels with the cetrifugal, and the outer magnetic, and some other braking with "37 settings!" are non-sense...they r for show and only the centrifugal does anything...not all 3...why would u need more than 4 or 5 settings to cast along w/ the tension knob? The cast control is perfectly great IMO...but I never touch it. The reel's a workhorse for a great price. Ur buggin' if u don't think this reel is great. I also fish and own high end Shimano, and Abu Garcia so i'm not a "Quantum Guy" or nething.
From: Tanner: Southeastern, MA
Comments: I have the 5.3:1 for cranking and it is the perfect reel for the job. It is obviously very light which helps for those long crankin days. But what impressed me is how strong this thing is. I think the drag is up to like 17 pounds or something and the gears are very strong. It also seems to cast better with the heavier things from little 3/8 ounces of lipless crankbaits all the way up to those heavy, hard pulling deep divers. And with 11 bearings it is extremely smooth. Great reel.
From: Matt: TX
Comments: This reel is OK but for the money i would buy a lews BB1 and save 75$, then again it wobbles on the reel seat. Save your money and buy LEWS!
From: Sam: FL
Comments: Last winter I got 3 of these. Lightweight? Yes. But the cast control settings requiring removal of the siteplate sucks. Sent 2 of them back to Quantum - one the connector plate on the bottom came loose, causing the reel to wobble uncontrolably, the other the handles literally fell off of. Maybe I got 2 bad reels? Quantum did replace them no questions asked, so their customer service gets a thumbs up. But this winter I sold all 3 on eBay at a loss and switched to Daiwa Zillions. Night & Day.
From: That Guy: Chicago, IL
Comments: sold mine, bought an shimano alderbaran bfs xg , win for me
From: Chris: Nashville, TN
Comments: Got the chance to use this reel yesterday (11/03/12) and I've got to say that I was not too impressed. Don't get me wrong, the lightness of the reel is spectacular, but the casting and retrieve of the reel did not seem like it was up to par of how much you are paying for it. I'm not knocking on Quantum's innovative Exo skeletal idea, but I think that Quantum focused a lot more on the weight reduction than they did on performance. Overall, for the price you are paying, I believe you an get something else around the same price or even cheaper with better performance and near the same weight as the Exo.
Comments: How is the 5.3:1?
Comments: i own the new gen.3 premiere and also the mgx. This reel is a quality reel. i can cast a frog and empty the spool. but it does seem to backlash for no reason sometimes. very good reel
Comments: I FEEL LIKE SOME OF THESE REVIEW WERE MADE UP. ESPECIALLY THE NEGATIVE ONES JUST LIKE THE PREVIOUS REVIEW. MARC, IF YOUR CASE IS TRUE, YOU MUST HAVE NOT KNOW HOW TO CARE FOR YOUR REEL. YOU PROBABLY DROPPED IT A MILLION TIMES FOR ALL THAT TO HAPPEN. ONE THING YOU SHOULD ONLY SAY ABOUT THE EXO IS THE BRAKING SYSTEM, OTHERWISE EVERYTHING ELSE IS PHENOMENAL.
Comments: this reel is not worth anything they wobble on the reel seat, handles fall off, free spool sticks. Etc. I have owned a lot of different reels this one stinks. You are better off with anything else
From: Marc: Baton Rouge, LA
Comments: its ok i guess the only problem ive had with it is the braking sytem moves by its self so you have to reset it all the time. somtimes it backlashes for no reasen too
From: Morgan: US
Comments: I Got my Exo in the mail and was able to really put it through its paces today. Right out of the box the reel felt solid and sturdy, not sure why people say it feels cheap,all I could feel was a smooth retrieve and the lightest reel I have ever fished. I was able to really test it out, I spooled it with 15lb line and tried multiple techniques such as flipping/pitching,cranking,and jig/Texas rig. I was able to land multiple fish on different methods including a 4 pounder on a swim jig. It's held up great so far and once you get used to the internal breaking it is very easy to use, especially since you only need two setting "free" and the middle setting. My only complaint is that there is one kinda sharp edge under the handle that can cause discomfort when casting. Overal great reel, will be buying one or two more.
From: Jonathon: TN
Comments: I own all quantums and can out fish and outcast anybody. Thanks quantum
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Comments: casts very nice, does feel kinda cheap, side plate fell off out of no where and is at the bottom of old hickory lake. will quantum replace that?
From: Chris: Nashville, TN
Comments: Using the 6.6:1 as an all purpose reaction bait reel. Set the cast control to about the middle setting and haven't had to change it, just the spool tension. Casts my swim jig a mile and the foam grips are comfortable. Was leery of Quantum but glad I picked up this reel
From: Matt: NY
Comments: bought 2 early spring used it for jigs and a the other for shallow cranks. 1 the reel foot came loose and no is moving around on my rod (fix this my adding a bit of tape around the reel) 2 the srews on the handel broke in two while fighting the fish on one of the reels and lost the handel in the lake. and finnaly the exo skeleton desing was not built right on both of my reel and after 2 weeks of fishing my hands looked like i went crazy with a dull knife. do your self a favor dont buy this reel or if you did already send back
From: Shawn: Ontario, Canada
Comments: IDK about yall but i think this reel is great i have two curados a lews and revo premier. i actually swapped out the revo for this on my main pole that i use for picthing and skipping jigs i put the revo on my frog rod
Comments: I AGREE WITH JIM..didnt like it...but i love my 2 mgx i have...i hope to get 2 more MGX..
From: Big John G: Stafford, VA
Comments: This reel is deffentily not something that actual fishermen would use, it is cheap plastic and is very difficult to tune a bait, it is also way over priced, if you you are looking for something that is lightweight and good quality you shold most deffenitly give the revo mgx a try.
From: Jim: Austin, TX
Comments: I have a lot of quantum reels and when i first seen the exo come out i jumped on it and bought and after fishing with it nearly everyday it is not holding up worst quantum ever ill stick with shimano.
From: Nic: IL
Comments: I won this reel in a raffle thank god i didnt waste my money on it. Quantum should be ashamed of themselves for producing junk like this and at 250 bucks. Nightmare to tune as well!
From: Jason: So Cal
Comments: Ive had a Smoke 100 series reel ever since they came out and have loved it. Ive never been a quantum fan but figured i would try them again and get a 5.3 Exo for a new cranking setup. After one day of fishing i decided to send the reel back. This reel may be super light but it has some serious quality issues. The brake system would randomly "adjust" to a different settings after a handful of casts and then the thumb button would try springing back "up" every so often and would grind the gears terribly. If this reel was in the $100 range i could live with it. Quantum need to make some serious changes to this reel.
From: Jeff: Glen Ellyn, IL
Comments: What a PIECE of $&$&$&$, after owning many different brands I can not belief I spent the money on such a poor product. I to have many of the same problems as other posting i.e., loose reel seat, unexpected engaging of thumbar, etc. Quantum I know you review the post how about I send you back the reel and you give a refund or another reel. DO THE RIGHT THING!!!!
From: Billy: Nashville
Comments: Obviously they felt us lefty's didn't need this reel.
From: Greg: San Pedro, CA
Comments: amazing reel, but why no lefty??
From: Kyle: Buena, NJ
Comments: I got 2 of these over the winter, and had an opportunity to give them a good workout already this spring. Both are falling apart. On one, the foot on the bottom that connects to the reel seat is loose - its rivited onto the body - so the reel moves around considerably. On the other, both of the keeper screws that hold the handles on fell out, causing both handles to come off in my hand while fighting a fish. I've been a Quantum guy for years, but as of today, I'm selling all 8 of my reels on eBay and moving to Abu.
From: WB: Plainfield, IL
Comments: This is a great performer but, not really my cup of tea. I bought this reel because of the light weight and the hype. I have had this reel on several rods and every time I get a new reel this one seems to take another step back. It casts great and has never failed me but, for some reason it just doesn't feel right for me and I don't even know why. I do like it a lot better that any Quantum reel that I have by a long way. The only way that I would buy another is if the price was in the $100- $125 range for a new one. Not a bad reel at all, just not for me.
From: Dano: KY
Comments: This reel is absolutely insane. Won't be phasing out all of my reels because of the price - but I sure wish I could. I bought the 7:3:1 for my froggin duties, matched it with a 7` heavy gloomis GL2... what an unreal combo. Extremely light, smooth as silk. Not a huge fan of the location of the centrifugal brakes - but if you're spending 250 on a reel, then you probably don't need your training wheels anymore (I hope).
From: Bud: Swan Lake, NY
Comments: Finally Got to use this real today, and it performed absolutely amazing. Some of the other reviewers that said the drag was weak, but i beg to differ. I was flipping the nastiest wood cover and had it paired with an 8' Dobyns champion flippin stick, and not once did it slip or seem weak. I was able to horse them out. And it was a very smooth reel too. Do yourself a favor and buy a quantum because the new shimano reels are just absolutely awful in my opinion. The Exo PT is a great reel.
From: Cole: Ontario, Canada
Comments: please save your money!!!!!!! i bought this reel and the pt smoke both over 200 dollars the quality is not even close to that dollar amount what ever bearings quantum uses are very cheap. of any reel i have ever demoed these reels are definitely not even close to being as smooth as pluegers or any others. very hard to dial in the the clutching system to get it to cast right weak drag get a plueger save yourself over 100 dollars and be 10 times happier!!!!!!!!! by the way i sent both back and got my money back.
From: Jim: Lake Tomahawk, WI
Comments: so incredibly smooth. smoother than any reel ive ever used
Comments: ok look here i just bought an exo..if it can be broke ill break it in two days...seriously.if i dont repost its a good real...but guys if your going to talk about something you cant afford...nor will be able to afford...go get your zebco rhinos and have fun
Comments: This is not a bad reel. its just not worth the price. it just feels like a $150 dollar reel that i wouldn't use. i personally do not think it compares to a curado e. or any revo. it cast decent retrieves decent. the braking system is very touchy. overall i would not buy another one. i'd rather have a smoke.
Comments: this reel is crap. it is all foam and plastic. china could make a better reel you cant even tune a bait in to where it falls slowley. an the rod is crap and the eyes suck. the 200e7 shimano curados is where it at and ducketts also are amazing. the curados are the race
From: William: Tallahassee, FL
Comments: Just bought two of the 5:3:1 EXO's for all my cranking. I have never been a Quantum guy before, I love my Revos, but this reel is awesome!! I have three Revo Winch's and two Shimano E5's and this reel is far superior to both of these hands down. I was a little leery at first in spending this $$ on a brand that has had their issues in the past, but personally I feel like they finally turned the corner and have something to compete with the "big boys" with this reel. I also own two of the new Revo MGX reels and this reel is every bit as good. And that is something that I NEVER thought I would say when comparing a Quantum to a Revo!!
From: Matt: Turlock, CA
Comments: Best reel ive had so far. From what i have seen from alot of peoples comments and reviews is either people that do not actually own the reel, or either die hard shimano or garcia fans. People that say that break and are cheap obviously do not own the reel, but are jus bias. I fish around 2 to 3 tournaments a month and i have to say this reel paired with duckett rods could be sweetest combo i have come across so far. So if your in the market for a high performance reel take it from someone who owns several of these reels and defiantly invest in the Quantum EXO!
From: Travis: MS
Comments: Why would I, or any person for that matter purchase a rod with poorly placed crooked guides, cracked epoxy, and massive amounts of excess glue, let alone use it on the water? I'm not wasting my time Luke, I'm a consumer. As Jaxson stated, review the Tackletour forum. Buh Bye now Luke!
From: Mark: Spokane, WA
Comments: i am not jeoulus of the exo i have the money i got 1 exo 3 chronarchs and 2 cores , the core blows the exo out of the water and is way tuffert and better breaking system and the my exo was lound after 1 week of fishing, the core have performed well since day 1, dont get the exo they break allot... DONT GET A QUANTUM PERIOD THEY SUCK, TRUST ME,shimano is the way to go, they last for ever and are not lound like quantums are , get the core over any bass reel , mgx, exo , or diawa
Comments: WOW....I enjoy hearing people say that this reel feels cheap. O it feels cheap because it is one of the lightest reels on the market. This reel does not feel cheap at all, if you like fishing with light stuff all day that works great go with this reel or the smoke. You could also go with a Shimano because they are made in Japan. Who cares if they are made in Japan or China same thing to me, all that I care about is having a good reel that will performs great. If you want to buy the name, quality and place its made buy a Shimano, if you want to buy an outstanding reel and a great name buy a Quantum. GREAT REEL!!!
From: Tony: CA
Comments: Very nice reel dont listen to the negative comments i own this and im taking frogs out of the thickest stuff with it.....its an awesome reel...all the bad comments are just quantum haters pick one up...if u want to see a video comparing the exo,mgx,steez,and the cores check out my channel on youtube my youtube name is (boysgonefishing) look it up and you can see all the differences between the reels to help u decide...tight lines everyone
From: Tyler: USA
Comments: This reel is a total piece of trash. I cant belive a top brand like quantum would make something that feels like cheap plastic. Therefor this reel is way over priced, this should be priced at 50 dollars. The exo rods also feel cheap and flimsy. Overall this is a piece of junk and a waste of money. Quantum needs to step up their game.
From: Sam: Jacksonville, FL
Comments: I have to agree with the guy who said some people are probably making comments up cause they do not own it and might possibly be jealous. I'll be honest, I do not own one but I got the chance to hold one at the outdoor show today. This reel is obviously extremely light but it does not feel cheap. It was very nice and I wanted to by one but I ended up buying a Abu Garcia Revo at half price.
Comments: cheap flexible plastic thumbar, re engages unintentionally alot. good concept and looks cool but just feels to chinese cheap to me.
Comments: Great reel light and cast smooth abu garcia has the mgx shimano has the core but quantum has the exo! Im normally not a quantum guy but ive got a smoke and exo reel and im impressed and it looks way cooler then the mgx and core pick one up there great.
From: Tyler: U.S.
Comments: Feels cheep. Base of reel is riveted on and the rivets came loose on mine within a couple hours. Never had to send any other product back but Quantum stuff. I highly recommend a different reel. Also, thumb bar is cheap and has a gap between it and the reel allowing line in everytime you get even a slight backlash. Unimpressed. And I'm not making it up because I'm jealous I don't own one as some person astutely suggested.
From: Jason: Irmo, SC
Comments: great reel, i really think a lot of people make up negative comments about things here on tackle warehouse to make them feel better for not owning them. i own over a dozen rods and reels and hundreds of lures and have never had some crazy thing happen to where i had to return anything.
Comments: Was not what I had expected it to be. Sent it back the same day I bought it. For $50 less you can get more quality with a Chronarch.
From: CA
Comments: EXO didn't even have one single magnet!!! I own 2 EXO, and they are great reel without a doubt. Light, smooth, and cast great The only downside is that it need to open the side plate to get to the cast control. But who's care when Shimano, Abu, and some Daiwa require you to do so as well.
From: Tan: FL
Comments: sweet freaking reel hands down the best rep quantum has came out with yet. Came in the mail last week and I've been flipping in my backyard with it ever since (due to the ice covered lakes) super smooth strong and seams reliable so far and did I mention its under 6 ounces? AMAZING!
From: Fish Boy: WI
Comments: ive been interested in this reel since icast and finally had the opportunity to check it out at bass pro in FL, 12/15/11. the first one we opened the spool tension knob popped off and the insert that holds the threads in just fell out. it seemed to be pressed in and not designed well. we pushed it back in and it wouldn't stay in. the very next reel we took out of the box, one of the magnets were falling out out of the holder, binding up the reel. this reel needs better quality control!
From: Steve: NY, NY
Comments: O my gosh! Quantum has done it again! I haven't used this reel but at basspro they reel guy let me pick it up and this thing felt like a freakin watch! I couldn't believe how light it was he let my reel it and it was so smooth! If I had the money I would get one!! Great job quantum!!!
Comments: @ randall if all you were using was cranks i wuld go with the 5:3 but since ur useing it for spinners and other baits to i wuld go with the 6:6 its the most versatile gear ratio out there just slow ur retrieve up a lil when throwing cranks and ull be alright
From: Zach: PA
Comments: Just picked up this reel in 7:3 and man is this thing light. I started out a Quantum guy, with Accurists and PT Energies. Then I when shimano (curado E 200E5, 200E7 and 50E), and then with Ardent XS1000's, and now I have come full circle. This is by far the best reel quantum has come out with to date. Light but still has that solid feel that quantum is known for. Perfectly palmable smooth drag, grips are unique and functional. To answer your gear ratio questions, you want to go with the 5.3 for deep cranking, 6.6 is the all around (rattle traps, plastics, spinnerbaits and 7.3 for flipping, pitching, jerkbaits, topwaters/frog. IMO (of course)
From: Eugene: Wheeling, IL
Comments: Impressive looking reel. Very refined build from what I can tell. Smooth retrieve. Casts effortlessly and seems very able to cast light baits. Size and light weight make it very comfortable to palm. I dont mind the EVA foam handles but dont like the cheap plastic thumb bar. Still testing, so far happy with the purchase.
From: BP: Ohio
Comments: WOW!! AWESOME!!
From: Sonny: NC
Comments: Witch is the better gear ratio to get for the exo 5.3 or 6.6? All i really use is Shallow/Med cranks, top waters & Small Spinners for ponds, Thanks.
From: Randall: Claremore, OK
Comments: please come out with a lefty
From: Conor: MA
Comments: wow!! outcasts some of my other reels costing much more. Quantum is on to something with the skeletal design super light smooth as glass. Seems to be very strong. The drag system in this reel is super!! Of corse I had to take apart to see how it's built and to check factory lube very well built!! we will see how it holds up but so far I love it!
From: Tim: Lykens, PA
Comments: tried ot my buddys for the day to see if it was worth buying or not, in all honest opinion it looks cool and cast alright but it feels like a cheap toy, also the main thing i had a problem with was the spool release button didnt feel solid at all and felt like cheap flexible plastic that did not disengage very well. maybe it was a bad one
From: Henry: Everglades, FL
Comments: Just got mine in the mail, fresh out of the box i can tell this is the best reel quantum has ever made. Light as a feather yet feels very strong.
From: Chris: Escondido, CA
Comments: Why do they always have great reel only in right hand retrieve only?! I'm a right hand but I retrieve with my left cause I need the stronger hand for stronger hookup and casting. Hopefully they come up with a left hand retrieve also.
From: CTY: Warren, MI
Comments: I own the chronarch 50mg, curado 100d, 50e, and the 200e and I own the 6.6:1 EXO and this reel outcast all of those is lighter and the drag power is 2x better and the ACS break is easy to use. The only problem I got is the thumb bar is to big and to hi on the reel when you catch a fish your palm can easily press it down.
Comments: i am a right handed person but use only left hand reels because i feel it makes for more fluid motions and quicker reaction time. I love quantum reels and think its a shame they cant make some of there reels in left hand. oh well i guess my money will have to go else where
From: Big Smallies: MD
Comments: i do not have one yet but i saw videos of them runing this reel over with a half ton truck im sure it is worth the money and more quantum is the best reel maker in my opinion i will be buying one soon for sure.
From: Kiel: Hutchinson, Kansas
Comments: I tested this sweet baby at icast today and it is one sick reel.Luckily the quantum booth sold me one from icast. So smoot, and its cool that it comes in 3 gear ratios. Feel bad for the leftys..lol
From: Zach: Pembroke Pines, FL
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Five Students Earn LEADERworks Certificates through Oskin Leadership Institute
The Oskin Leadership Institute at Widener University recently recognized five undergraduate students who completed the LEADERworks certificate program during the fall semester.
- Wednesday, November 26, 2014
Widener Partnership Charter School Names April Thomas as Principal
The Widener Partnership Charter School, Pennsylvania's first university-based charter school, appointed April Thomas of Chesterbrook, Pa. as principal/CEO effective February 27.
- Tuesday, November 4, 2014
Magazine Produced by Widener Students Focuses on Chester
The inaugural issue of Chester magazine, an online and print publication about the city produced by Widener University students, will be released this month and celebrated on the university's campus.
- Monday, November 3, 2014
Widener Partners on Security Camera Initiative in Chester
Widener University is working with the city of Chester, the Institute for Economic Development, and other public and private partners to launch a multi-phase initiative to install outdoor security cameras in Chester, Pa. to help reduce crime in the city.
- Saturday, November 1, 2014
Professor Kenneth Pobo Releases Chapbook through New Publishing Company Run by Widener Colleague
Dr. Kenneth Pobo, professor of English and creative writing, has released a new chapbook of poetry titled "When the Light Turns Green," through Spruce Alley Press, a new publishing company started by James Esch, an English and creative writing lecturer.
- Wednesday, October 29, 2014
Lone Brick Theatre Company Presents Aristophanes' "Lysistrata"
Widener University's Lone Brick Theatre Company presents Aristophanes' "Lysistrata" on November 7, 8 and 9 at 8 p.m. in Widener's Alumni Auditorium.
- Thursday, October 23, 2014
Widener's FreshBaked Theatre Company to Perform "The Odyssey"
Widener University's FreshBaked Theatre Company will present "The Odyssey" on two consecutive Sundays, November 9 and 16, at 2 p.m. The company will also host special matinee performances for local schools and homeschooling families in addition to the general public on Monday, Nov. 10 at 1 p.m. and Friday, Nov. 14 at 10 a.m.
- Thursday, October 23, 2014
Widener Partners with Camelot Chester and Diakon Services to Increase Literacy Among At-Risk Youth
Widener University, Camelot Education's Chester Upland School and Diakon Lutheran Services have joined forces to institute a program that increases literacy among at-risk youth while providing real-world training for college students.
- Wednesday, October 22, 2014
Documentary Filmmaker Ken Burns to Speak at Widener
Emmy award-winning documentary filmmaker Ken Burns, renowned for his landmark public television series Baseball and The Civil War, will speak at Widener University at 1 p.m. Monday, November 10 in Kapelski Learning Center Lecture Hall #1.
- Tuesday, October 21, 2014
Art Gallery Hosts 3rd Annual CareLink Art Exhibition
The Widener University Art Gallery will host the 3rd Annual CareLink Art Exhibition, highlighting the many gifted artists involved with CareLink programs, from October 25 to November 26.
- Tuesday, October 21, 2014
Fighting Cancer, Learning Engineering
When Cassidy Kerezsi finished her freshman year at Widener, she wanted to jump start her plans for a career in biomedical engineering. Although the Chichester, Pennsylvania, resident didn't land an internship as she hoped, she found a promising opportunity on campus. She volunteered to help Dr. Sachin Patil, assistant professor of chemical engineering, research cancer-fighting drugs.
- Tuesday, October 21, 2014
Lone Brick Theatre Plunges into America's Darkest Poetic Mind in "Dissever My Soul" October 25 and 26
Widener University's Lone Brick Theatre Company opens its 2014-15 season with the original production "Dissever My Soul." Performances run October 25 and 26 at 8 p.m. and 9:15 p.m. on both nights in Widener University's Lathem Hall.
- Monday, October 20, 2014
TheBestSchools.org Ranks Widener's MBA in Business Process Management Seventh Among Competing Programs
Widener University's online MBA in Business Process Management (also known as Business Process Innovation) ranked seventh in a recent list of the 20 best online MBA in Management Information Systems Degree Programs compiled by TheBestSchools.org.
- Monday, October 20, 2014
Writing Wrongs, Mentoring Youth, Redeeming Souls
Edited by a Widener faculty member and a student, a new anthology of writing by inmates is intended to help at-risk youth find a "beautiful future."
- Tuesday, October 14, 2014
Widener Screening Documentary "1971" about Burglary of Media, Pa. FBI Office
In 1971, Media, Pa. became the focus of an intense FBI manhunt to discover who broke into the bureau's office there and stole all of the files, leaving only questions that remained unanswered for more than 40 years. Earlier this year, former Washington Post reporter Betty Medsger answered many of the questions in her book "The Burglary: The Discovery of J. Edgar Hoover's Secret FBI." Now, the story is also being told in the documentary film "1971" which debuted at the 2014 Tribeca Film Festival.
- Tuesday, October 14, 2014
Three Widener Faculty Named Distinguished University Professors
They represent different academic disciplines, but on Friday, Dr. Betsy Crane, Dr. Stephen Madigosky and Dr. Scott Van Bramer all received the same title - Distinguished University Professor.
- Wednesday, October 8, 2014
Former Australian Prime Minister Julia Gillard to Speak at Widener
Julia Gillard, former prime minister of Australia, will speak at Widener University at 1 p.m. Monday, October 20 in Lathem Hall at 13th and Potter Streets in Chester. The event is free and open to the public, but space is limited. To reserve seating, call 610-499-4112 or e-mail firstname.lastname@example.com.
- Friday, September 26, 2014
Iain Moyer Leads New Widener Pep Band
This semester, Widener is launching a Pep Band that will perform at athletic events and other university functions. The ensemble is directed by Dr. Iain Moyer, the newly appointed director of athletic bands and music programs recruiter.
- Friday, September 26, 2014
Epifani is First to Major in Sociology with a Civic Engagement and Social Change Concentration
Nicolette Epifani had become immersed in service since arriving on Widener's campus as a member of the Presidential Service Corps. The idea that she could also focus her coursework on making a difference appealed to her.
- Thursday, September 25, 2014
Widener Welcomes Pioneering Army Leadership Educator as Beideman Visiting Scholar
The Oskin Leadership Institute at Widener University welcomes Dr. Sean T. Hannah as the 2014-15 Beideman Visiting Scholar. Hannah is the Tylee Wilson chair of business ethics and professor of management at Wake Forest University, and directs the university's Center for Leadership and Character. Prior to his appointment at Wake Forest, he served as the first director of CAPE, the Center for the Army Profession and Ethic, at the U.S. Military Academy in West Point, N.Y.
- Tuesday, September 23, 2014
Sport Management Speaker Series kicks off with appearance by sports radio personality Mike Missanelli
The Sport Management Program within Widener University's School of Business Administration will kick off a new season of its speaker series Monday, Sept. 29 at 12 p.m. with sports radio personality Mike Missanelli
- Tuesday, September 23, 2014
Widener Again Named "Military Friendly" School
For the fifth year, Victory Media has selected Widener University as a "Military Friendly® School," placing it in the top 15 percent of all higher education institutions nationwide that are doing the most to embrace military students and dedicate resources to ensure their success in the classroom and after graduation.
- Friday, September 19, 2014
The School of Nursing Receives Grants from Independence Blue Cross Foundation
The School of Nursing at Widener University was awarded two grants from Independence Blue Cross Foundation through its Nurses for Tomorrow initiative for both graduate and undergraduate students the 2014-15 academic year.
- Thursday, September 11, 2014
The School of Engineering Receives $150,000 Grant for Innovative Equipment
The School of Engineering at Widener University was awarded a grant of $150,000 from George I. Alden Trust to support the upgrade and purchase of engineering equipment for the 2014-15 academic year.
- Wednesday, September 10, 2014
The Institute for Graduate Clinical Psychology Receives $190,000 Grant for Internship Program
The Institute for Graduate Clinical Psychology at Widener University was awarded a grant from Health Resources and Services Administration to begin a Center for Integrative Medicine Internship Program, which will offer students internship opportunities in health psychology for the 2014-15 academic year.
- Tuesday, September 9, 2014
U.S. News Again Names Widener a Best College for Veterans
U.S. News & World Report ranks Widener University among the Best Colleges for Veterans. Widener ranks 65th among national universities in the news publisher's annual ranking of schools that participate in federal initiatives helping veterans and active service members apply, pay for, and complete their degree.
- Tuesday, September 9, 2014
Maguire Foundation Gives Widener $1.25 Million for Scholarships
Widener University has received a $1.25 million matching gift from The Maguire Foundation to establish the Maguire Scholars Fund for student scholarships, the university announced. As a matching gift, the university will contribute an equal amount to the fund over the next five years creating a $2.5 million endowed fund.
- Thursday, September 4, 2014
Widener Receives $87,000 from W. W. Smith for Student Scholarships
Widener University received $87,000 from the W. W. Smith Charitable Trust to be used for student scholarships during the 2014-15 academic year, the university announced.
- Thursday, September 4, 2014
Dr. Andrea E. Martin honored for outstanding service as Alpha Chi Sigma professional chemistry fraternity advisor at Widener
Alpha Chi Sigma Professional Chemistry Fraternity has named Dr. Andrea E. Martin, associate professor of chemistry at Widener University, the 2014 Ronald T. Pflaum Outstanding Chapter Advisor Award recipient.
- Thursday, September 4, 2014
Widener Aids Adult Women Returning to School with $38,000 Grant from The Charlotte W. Newcombe Foundation
Widener University has received a $38,000 grant from The Charlotte W. Newcombe Foundation to provide scholarships for adult women in the 2014-15 academic year.
- Wednesday, September 3, 2014
Businesses Seek to Strengthen Internal Leadership through Widener's Oskin Leadership Institute
How can you develop more agility in the leadership of your business? That's the question asked by Chester Water Authority, and they reached out to the Oskin Leadership Institute at Widener University for the answer.
- Thursday, August 28, 2014
Harry Augensen Named Director of the Widener Observatory
Dr. Harry Augensen, professor of physics and astronomy at Widener University, has been named the first director of the Widener Observatory.
- Tuesday, August 26, 2014
Six Widener Freshmen Named Apogee Scholars
Six Widener University freshmen have been named Apogee Scholars by the Oskin Leadership Institute at Widener for their high potential for leading change on campus and in their communities. The students are also recipients of the Widener High School Leadership Award and received a $20,000 scholarship to attend Widener.
- Monday, August 25, 2014
Janine Utell Honored for Teaching Excellence
Dr. Janine Utell, associate professor and chair of English at Widener University, is the recipient of the 2014 Lindback Foundation Award for Distinguished Teaching, an honor bestowed annually to a member of Widener's faculty.
- Friday, August 22, 2014
Fall Conference at Widener Focuses on Issues Related to Sexuality, Intimacy and Aging
The Sexuality and Aging Consortium at Widener University hosts the 4th Annual Sexuality, Intimacy and Aging Conference Sept. 19-20 on Widener's Main Campus in Chester, Pa
- Thursday, August 21, 2014
Public Stargazing Sessions to Resume at Widener
The Widener University Observatory resumes its public stargazing sessions on Friday, Sept. 5 at 8 p.m.
- Tuesday, August 19, 2014
Art Gallery Hosts Exhibition of Local Women Artists Inspired by Fellow Women Artists
The Widener University Art Gallery will host AFFINITIES Women Artists - Women's Inspiration from September 2 through October 11. The exhibition includes the creative works of five local women artists who have chosen "affinity partners," artists whose work they admire and with whom they have a stylistic or theme-based connection. The exhibition is presented by the Regional center for Women in the Arts.
- Wednesday, July 30, 2014
Widener Sponsors Poynter Event Celebrating 25 Years of News on the Web
The Poynter Institute, a global leader in journalism, held "Journalism and the Web@25: Lessons in Disruption, Evolution and Endurance" hosted at the Ford Foundation on July 29. The "Web@25" panel was sponsored by Widener University, PR Newswire and Widmeyer Communications.
- Tuesday, July 29, 2014
Kenneth Pobo Releases Chapbook with Widener Colleague James Esch as Publisher
Dr. Kenneth Pobo, professor of English and creative writing, has released a new chapbook of poetry titled "When the Light Turns Green," through Spruce Alley Press, a new publishing company started by James Esch, an English and creative writing lecturer at Widener.
- Monday, July 28, 2014
Engineering Professor Secures Grant for Methane Adsorption
Dr. Dipendu Saha, assistant professor of chemical engineering, recently secured an Undergraduate New Investigator Research Grant from the American Chemical Society Petroleum Research Fund for his research on methane adsorption in micro-mesoporous carbons.
- Wednesday, July 16, 2014
Widener Alumna Hired as Director of Social Work Counseling Services
Widener Alumna Shanna Williams was recently named director of Social Work Counseling Services (SWCS) at Widener University. She received her bachelors of social work in 2006 and both her masters of social work and of human sexuality education in 2010.
- Tuesday, July 15, 2014
Widener Part of Partnership to use Innovative Theater to Help Spur Revitalization in Chester
The Pennsylvania Humanities Council (PHC) is partnering with Widener University, the city of Chester and Chester Arts Alive! to launch a model civic engagement project that uses innovative theater techniques to inspire problem solving and to help revitalize the city.
- Monday, July 14, 2014
Vote for Widener Soccer Coach Brent Jacquette as MLSWorks Community MVP
Widener men's soccer coach Brent Jacquette, who has been very active in the community with Soccer for Success, has been nominated in the MLS WORKS Community MVP Contest and your vote is needed.
- Tuesday, July 1, 2014
Shana Maier Releases New Book on the Experiences and Perceptions of Rape Investigators
Dr. Shana L. Maier, associate professor and director of the Master's in Criminal Justice Program at Widener University, has published "Rape, Victims and Investigations," (Routledge), which describes the experiences and perceptions of law enforcement officers who have responded to reported rapes.
- Tuesday, June 24, 2014
Sarah Roth Releases New Book Examining Gender and Race in Antebellum Popular Culture
Dr. Sarah Roth, associate professor and chair of history at Widener University, has published a book with Cambridge University Press that examines how white women played a critical role in shifting how African American men were perceived in the decades leading to the Civil War .
- Tuesday, June 17, 2014
Widener University Appoints Two to Board of Trustees
Widener University has named two to its Board of Trustees including a senior business management major and the former chancellor of the Penn State University Brandywine Campus.
- Wednesday, June 11, 2014
Daniel Robinson Selected for First Homer C. Nearing Jr. Distinguished Professorship in English
Dr. Daniel Robinson, professor of English at Widener University, has been selected by Widener President James T. Harris III as the university's first recipient of the Homer C. Nearing Jr. Distinguished Professorship in English.
- Tuesday, June 10, 2014
Widener SBDC Client Earns Governor's ImPAct Award
Talluto's Authentic Italian Food, Inc. of Folcroft, Pa, a client of the Widener University Small Business Development Center (SBDC), has been recognized by Gov. Tom Corbett with the Small Business Governor's ImPAct Award for 2014.
- Monday, June 9, 2014
Business Students Capture Third Prize in Software AG's First International Student Idea Contest
Three Widener University School of Business Administration students teamed up for the first international student idea contest hosted by Software AG's University Relations department. They took home third place for their idea to use Software AG's Presto to enhance athletic performance.
- Thursday, June 5, 2014
State's First University-Based Charter School Graduates Inaugural Class
Parents of Widener Partnership Charter School students beamed proudly as their sons and daughters graduated Thursday from the state's first university-based charter school, but their pride hid their uncertainty of how to pay for the next phase of their children's education. Then, Bill O'Brien, executive director of Business Leadership Organized for Catholic Schools (BLOCS) stepped to the podium and made an announcement that swept away that uncertainty.
- Thursday, June 5, 2014
Widener to Offer Free Course for Future Educators
Widener will offer a free introductory course in education this summer to help students test the waters of the teaching profession.
- Tuesday, June 3, 2014
Widener Professor and Student Team Up to Publish Anthology of Writing from Graterford Prisoners
Jayne Thompson, a senior lecturer at Widener, has led efforts to compile the writings of about 20 prisoners at the State Correctional Institution at Graterford in the new book "Letters to My Younger Self." Widener senior creative writing major Emily DeFreitas assisted Thompson with the editing process.
- Saturday, May 17, 2014
Sun, Smiles Highlight Undergraduate Commencement Ceremony
Pennsylvania Senate Majority Leader Dominic Pileggi on Saturday quoted both William Penn and the well-known Calvin and Hobbes comic strip to impress upon nearly 700 students graduating from Widener University the importance of civic engagement in today's society. As the primary focus of Widener's mission, it's a message that the students have lived for four years.
- Friday, May 16, 2014
Widener Awards Diplomas to more than 500 at First Graduate Commencement Ceremony
Paul Beideman, president and chief executive officer of Avenue of the Arts, Inc., on Friday urged more than 500 students at the Widener University Graduate Commencement Ceremony to apply the same strategic planning principles that successful corporations use to achieve long-term goals to achieving their goals related to their families and their communities.
- Thursday, May 15, 2014
ROTC Commissions 14 Cadets from Five Area Schools
Widener University's Dauntless Battalion commissioned 14 cadets as second lieutenants of the U.S. Army on Thursday, May 15.
- Tuesday, May 13, 2014
Widener Freshman Delivers Keynote Speech at Academic Excellence Banquet
Just one year ago, Shijo Benjamin, a freshman biochemistry major from Franklinville, N.J., was one of nearly 90 high school seniors being honored at the annual Gloucester County (N.J.) Academic Excellence Banquet. This year, Benjamin was back at the banquet - this time as the youngest keynote speaker in the history of the event.
- Friday, May 9, 2014
Widener Earns Four Stars in LGBT Campus Climate Index
Widener University scored four stars out of five in the latest LGBT-Friendly Campus Climate Index, a national assessment tool for assisting campuses in improving the environment for people on campus who are lesbian, gay, bisexual or transgender.
- Friday, May 9, 2014
Nine Students Earn LEADERworks Certificate in Program's First Year
It has only been a year since the Oskin Leadership Institute at Widener introduced LEADERworks, the university's leadership certificate program, and already nine students have successfully completed the program.
- Friday, May 9, 2014
Widener Honors Faculty for Teaching, Research and Civic Engagement
Widener University on Thursday honored the top faculty in the areas of teaching innovation, research, and civic engagement at its annual Faculty Awards Banquet. Dr. Jill Black, assistant professor of physical therapy; and Dr. Scott Van Bramer, professor of chemistry, garnered top honors at the event coordinated by the Office of Teaching, Learning and Assessment.
- Wednesday, April 30, 2014
Widener-PMC Alumni Association Presents Awards
The Widener University-Pennsylvania Military College Alumni Association recognized three alumni, a student and a staff member at the annual awards ceremony April 26 during Alumni Volunteer and Excellence Weekend.
- Tuesday, April 29, 2014
Widener University School of Law Dean to Retire
Widener University President James T. Harris III announced today that Linda L. Ammons will retire as dean of Widener Law at the end of the current academic year. Ammons has led the two-campus school for eight years and is the senior African American female dean of a law school in the United States.
- Wednesday, April 23, 2014
A Profile of Perseverance
Fred Maahs never dreamed he'd spend what was supposed to be his first day of college in a hospital bed.
- Tuesday, April 22, 2014
Taking the Unexpected Journey to Finding Happiness in Your Career
Kristin Weldon Peri grew up wanting to become either a judge or an artist. The Marcus Hook, Pennsylvania-native followed the more practical advice of friends and family and started down the legal path, earning a bachelor's in business administration from Widener in 1998 and a law degree from Widener Law three years later. Soon after she began working as a defense attorney in Philadelphia, building a foundation for becoming a judge.
- Tuesday, April 22, 2014
Clinics of Care: Amidst Healthcare Crisis, Widener Serves the Underserved
On a gray mid-afternoon less than a week before Christmas, men and women line up about twenty deep in a chilly wind and wait on the sidewalk to get inside Cityteam, an aid organization housed in a rehabilitated, red-brick factory building on the corner of Sproul Street and West 7th in the heart of Chester. The crowd is here to pick up fruits and vegetables donated to the needy by local grocery stores and arranged on folding tables in the first-floor hallway.
- Tuesday, April 22, 2014
City Recognizes Philadelphia Speakers Series as a "Cultural Treasure"
The Philadelphia Speakers Series presented by Widener University celebrated its 10 season this year, and on Monday, Philadelphia Mayor Michael Nutter closed the season by recognizing Widener's contribution to the cultural life of the city with an official tribute.
- Tuesday, April 22, 2014
Widener Celebrates the Bard's 450th, Renaissance Style
In celebration of William Shakespeare's 450th birthday, Widener University's Lone Brick Theatre Company hosts the campus's First Annual Renaissance Festival on Sunday, April 27.
- Thursday, April 17, 2014
Beatriz Urraca Edits New Book on Argentine Cinema
Dr. Beatriz Urraca, associate professor of modern languages and incoming director of the Program in Gender and Women's Studies at Widener University, has co-edited the book "Directory of World Cinema: Argentina."
- Thursday, April 10, 2014
From the Page to the Stage
Widener's Lone Brick Theatre Company and creative writing students have collaborated to bring student writing to the forefront with a one-night-only staged reading of six 10-minute plays and a film poem.
- Thursday, April 10, 2014
State Senator, Avenue of the Arts President to Deliver Commencement Addresses
Pennsylvania Senate Majority Leader Dominic Pileggi and Philadelphia Avenue of the Arts, Inc. President and CEO Paul Beideman will deliver the commencement addresses at Widener University, which is splitting its Main Campus commencement into separate graduate and undergraduate ceremonies for the first time.
- Tuesday, April 1, 2014
Philadelphia Speakers Series Announces 2014-15 Season
Last night, the Philadelphia Speakers Series announced the speakers for its 2014-15 season, which kicks off September 29 with actor Alan Alda.
- Friday, March 28, 2014
Widener Building New Residence Hall to Address Increased Enrollment and Retention
Widener University will break ground this summer on a new 200-bed residence hall at 15th and Potter Streets in Chester to address growing housing needs on campus due to increases in undergraduate enrollment and student retention.
- Thursday, March 27, 2014
Students Explore Rum, Rasta and Revolution in Trinidad
Anthropology and education students ventured to the Republic of Trinidad and Tobago over Spring Break for a week-long exploration of Trinidadian culture and ecology.
- Friday, March 21, 2014
President Harris Honored for Advancing Higher Education
Widener University President James T. Harris III recently received the Arthur V. Ciervo Award from CUPRAP: The Association of Communicators in Education for his contributions to higher education.
- Wednesday, March 19, 2014
Daniel Robinson Releases New Book on Poet William Wordsworth's Autobiographical Writing
Dr. Daniel Robinson, professor of English at Widener University, has published "Myself and Some Other Being" about poet William Wordsworth with University of Iowa Press.
- Wednesday, March 19, 2014
Widener Invites Area Writers to Join Literary Magazine Scene through Writers and Editors Roundtable and Networking Event
The English Department at Widener University has planned a roundtable discussion Tuesday, April 8 at 6 p.m. on publishing in the local literary magazine scene.
- Friday, March 14, 2014
Lone Brick Theatre Company Presents Gina Gionfriddo's U.S. Drag
Widener University's new Lone Brick Theatre Company continues its inaugural season on April 2, 2014 with the opening night of "U.S. Drag," a black comedy by Gina Gionfriddo.
- Monday, March 10, 2014
Widener Announces Appointment of Three Academic Deans
Widener University announces the appointment of deans to three of its eight schools and colleges following nationwide searches.
- Friday, March 7, 2014
Art Gallery Hosts Philadelphia Water Color Society Exhibition
The Widener University Art Gallery will host the Philadelphia Water Color Society 2014 Members Exhibition of Works on Paper from March 18 through May 17.
- Friday, March 7, 2014
Widener Announces Endowment-Funded Initiatives Focused on Chester
Widener University announces several endowment-funded community outreach and partnership initiatives focused on contributing to the vitality and well-being of the city of Chester.
- Friday, February 28, 2014
Widener Wins Inaugural Chemistry Wars
Widener University's Chemistry Club has captured first prize in Chemistry Wars 2014 co-hosted by Temple University and the University of the Sciences.
- Wednesday, February 19, 2014
Widener Hosts Additional Stargazing Sessions for Teachers
The Widener University Observatory invites area teachers through the secondary level to special stargazing sessions using the observatory's 16-inch computerized reflecting telescope.
- Tuesday, February 18, 2014
FreshBaked Theatre Company Performs Goodbye, Marianne
Widener University's FreshBaked Theatre Company will present "Goodbye, Marianne," a play based on the true story of a young Jewish girl at the start of World War II.
- Friday, February 14, 2014
Former U.S. Poet Laureate Billy Collins to Speak at Widener
Former U.S. Poet Laureate Billy Collins will speak at Widener University at 1 p.m. Monday, February 24 in Lathem Hall. The event is free and open to the public.
- Monday, February 10, 2014
Widener Signs the Green Chemistry Commitment
Widener University has signed the Green Chemistry Commitment, joining 17 other colleges and universities at the forefront of a national effort to transform university-level chemistry education.
- Thursday, February 6, 2014
University Welcomes Student Leadership Expert as Beideman Visiting Scholar
The Oskin Leadership Institute at Widener University welcomes Dr. Susan R. Komives, author of more than a dozen books and monographs on student leadership, as the 2013-14 Beideman Visiting Scholar.
- Tuesday, February 4, 2014
Oskin Leadership Institute Honors DuPont's Ellen Kullman
Widener's Oskin Leadership Institute honored Ellen Kullman, chair and chief executive officer of DuPont, at The Third Annual Voices of Leadership Dinner on January 30.
- Monday, February 3, 2014
Widener and Delco Times Partner on "Live from the Newsroom" Broadcast
The Communication Studies program kicked off a partnership with the Delaware County Daily Times to broadcast "Live from the Newsroom" once a month from Widener's new television studio.
- Friday, January 24, 2014
Widener Names Leslie Brun to Board of Trustees
The Widener University Board of Trustees recently elected Leslie A. Brun, chairman and chief executive officer of Sarr Group, LLC, a diversified holding company for his investments, to serve on the board.
- Friday, January 17, 2014
Students Spend Winter Break Studying in Costa Rica and Spain
The Winter break was no respite from learning for more than a dozen Widener students.
- Friday, January 17, 2014
Widener Education Students Pilot Health Curriculum on Chester Sixth Graders
Widener education students recently delved deep into health topics with Chester sixth graders to produce an interactive health fair for the community.
- Tuesday, January 14, 2014
Widener Announces Winners of the 3rd Annual High School Leadership Awards
Widener University, one of the nation's premier universities for civic engagement and applied leadership, today announced the winners of the Widener University High School Leadership Awards. In its third year, the program recognized 134 students from high schools in Pennsylvania, New Jersey and Delaware who demonstrated courage and leadership within their communities.
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Monday, it was the CVS on Main Street in Wellsboro, Pennsylvania. Police say a man between 25- and 30-years-old handed the pharmacist a note, stating he wanted several narcotic prescription drugs. After getting the pills, he left the store heading north on Main Street.
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Concours-Eve Gala
Brooklawn Child & Family Services held the Concours-Eve Gala on Oct. 1 at Churchill Downs.
Guests enjoyed cocktails, dinner, an auction and a chance to see some of the cars made famous in James Bond movies as part of the "License to Thrill" exhibit.
The Louisville Concours d'Elegance car show was held the following day.
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