NEWS

  • Etown College Republicans create a 9/11 tribute

    Etown College Republicans create a 9/11 tribute

    On Sept. 11, many Elizabethtown College students may have noticed the multitude of flags placed around the central quad as part of the 9/11 memorial. However, there was more to this amazing memorial than many people may have seen. The flags and memorial service were organized by the Etown College Republicans on campus, with its

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CAMPUS LIFE

  • Sock and Buskin

    Sock and Buskin

    Who among us hasn’t looked to the stage and felt inspired? The harsh spotlights, the graceful dancing, the lyrical genius that combines emotion and description, all a treat to behold, and just as soon as they appear, they are gone. A sense of theatrics has inspired much of Gen Z, from their exposure to golden

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  • 3/24 Horoscopes: Messages for this week

    3/24 Horoscopes: Messages for this week

    Aquarius: Any new opportunities coming your way may help on your journey of accomplishing big goals. Pay special attention to your dreams during this time as they may also point you in the right direction. Pisces: For Pisces placements, this is a time of enjoyment and creating lasting relationships with friends. Something that you’ve been

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  • Artist Review: Surfaces

    Artist Review: Surfaces

    With the recent bouts of warm weather over the past few weeks, I’ve found myself turning more and more frequently to the music from the band Surfaces. The group, which is widely known for its hit song “Sunday Best,” perfectly blends multiple genres of music, making them a unique group whose music perfectly complements the

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SPORTS

  • Bryan R. Greene

    Bryan R. Greene

    Bryan R. Greene was an athlete at Elizabethtown College. He played on the men’s soccer team as a defensive midfielder, attacking midfielder and forward. While playing on the men’s soccer team at the College,Greene was named second in the NSCAA/Umbro All American team in 1996 as well as the MAC Commonwealth League first team all-star.

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  • Etown sports

    Etown sports

    Some Elizabethtown College athletes, including most of those who play spring sports, have been fortunate enough to practice in person and participate in games, matches and meets both on campus and away. While most of the teams’ seasons still look different from years past due to COVID challenges, the overwhelming majority of student athletes say

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  • Talladega Nights

    Talladega Nights

    “Talladega Nights” is a movie about NASCAR and a man named Ricky Bobby. Bobby (Will Ferrell) starts working as someone on the pit crew of Dennit Racer Terry Cheveaux (Adam McKay). One day, Bobby gets in the car as a backup driver while Cheveaux goes to the bathroom, orders a chicken sandwich and makes a

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FEATURES

  • Student, faculty showcase creative writing

    Student, faculty showcase creative writing

    Photo by: Megan White In the late evening of Jan. 30, students, faculty and family gathered at Elizabethtown College in the Bowers Writers House for the first annual Duets – Creative Reading and Conversation. This event, sponsored by the Creative Writing program, formed an engaging and welcoming atmosphere while giving both a veteran and a

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  • Celebrating the life, legacy of  Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.

    Celebrating the life, legacy of Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.

    Photo courtesy of Maddie Kauffman   Monday, Jan. 20 was Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. day, and the Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. remains one of the most prominent and frequently discussed historical figures.  MLK Day has only been observed nationally for 20 years. On the campus of Elizabethtown College, the observation of this

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  • Club profile series: Geeking out with Anime Club

    What is your name? Mercedes Geiger   What is the name of your club? Anime Club   What is your role within the club? I’m el presidente   When did you first get involved in the club? I went to meetings in the first half of freshman year, then came back sophomore year with a

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