ellucian-ethos-twitter-py | python app subscribes to Ellucian Ethos messages

This application needs a valid API key for Ethos that is associated with a configuration which is set up to subscribe to 'sections' based on the above described story and it is also designed to work with 'academic-programs'. This API key needs to be included in a config.ini file (you should rename config-template.ini to be config.ini).
This application needs several valid values from Twitter, including: a consumer key, a consumer secret, an access token, and an access token secret. These bits of information are provided by Twitter once you have been accepted into their developer program and created a Twitter application within the context of that program.
This application is written in Python so you will need python installed on the computer from which you plan to run this app. It will need access to the Internet. As described above, you will need certain API keys and such pasted into a config.ini file which has been provided in template form (config-template.ini) with this code repository. The application is meant to be a learning exercise so it is rather chatty and the console log messages could be commented out to relieve that burden should you deem it appropriate. I developed it with Python3 although I'm still new to python and not sure, yet, if there is anything here that would necessarily require a specific version. It is taking advantage of two python libraries: Requests and Tweepy, so you will want to use pip and install those prior to starting the app.