NEWS

  • Education department hosts panel on teaching in a post-Ferguson world

    Education department hosts panel on teaching in a post-Ferguson world

    On Monday, March 14, the education students joined panelists in the Susquehanna Room for a program called “Education in a Post-Ferguson Society.” The panelists discussed four major points, including racial inequalities that continue to exist in the United States and are mirrored in schools, overrepresentation of children of color who are suspended and identified for

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  • Anonymous social media app Yik Yak creates controversy

    Since its creation just over a year ago, the anonymous social media app Yik Yak has massively grown in popularity on college campuses across the country. Unlike social networks like Facebook or Twitter, Yik Yak allows messages to be sorted by geographic location with posts only able to be seen within a 1.5-mile radius of

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CAMPUS LIFE

  • PUT YOUR RECORDS ON: Macklemore

    PUT YOUR RECORDS ON: Macklemore

    Since you asked, I want to tell you all about my Saturday night. While most other people were putting the finishing touches on their Halloween costumes, I was in my room building a fort with my roommate and some friends because I’m not about that life. After we built the fort, we turned all the

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  • Baumgartner breaks sound barrier with body

    Baumgartner breaks sound barrier with body

    On Oct. 14 2012, mankind left one for the history books. Felix Baumgartner broke the sound barrier … with his own body. He was able to accomplish this feat through his sponsor, Red Bull, a private corporation that not only produces energy drinks, but sponsors athletes across all spectrums of sports, from rally car racing

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  • ‘Argo’ captivates, retells Tehran hostage crisis rescue mission

    ‘Argo’ captivates, retells Tehran hostage crisis rescue mission

    Just a few weeks ago, my mind was blown away. I went to Movi-Etown and experienced one of the greatest historical films that I have ever seen. “Argo” was a captivating and completely realistic film. Released in theatres Oct. 12, the movie is the historical account of Tony Mendez, former Central Intelligence Agent, of the

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SPORTS

  • NFL season culminates with exciting rematch

    NFL season culminates with exciting rematch

    As late as July 2011, the current NFL season was not going to happen. Due to last minute agreements and understandings, every regular season game was saved and fans were treated to an exciting year of football. And Ray Lewis was right —crime did stay down! Teams like the Packers and Patriots performed as expected

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  • Less than half of fall athletes make honor roll

    Less than half of fall athletes make honor roll

    Dec. 15, the Middle Atlantic Conference (MAC) released the names of those students who qualified for the Fall Academic Honor Roll. These student-athletes must have a 3.2 or higher cumulative grade point average, as well as sophomore standing or higher. Out of Elizabethtown College’s 85 fall athletes that met the sophomore standing requirement, 42 made

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  • Swim team pushes through five-meet losing streak

    Swim team pushes through five-meet losing streak

    Last week, the Elizabethtown College swim team finished off the last two meets of the regular season with a loss and a win. Both the men’s and women’s teams finished the season with a record of 4-7 overall and 4-4 in conference. Wednesday, Jan. 25, the swim teams travelled to Westminster, Md. to swim against

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FEATURES

  • “Rosencrantz & Guildenstern are Dead” to open next weekend

    “Rosencrantz & Guildenstern are Dead” to open next weekend

    Based on Shakespeare’s “Hamlet,” Elizabethtown College’s fall production of “Rosencrantz & Guildenstern are Dead” will not only be funny, but also philosophical, triggering thoughts on life, death and one’s identity, according to those involved. Set in Elizabethan times, Tom Stoppard’s meta theater “play-within-a-play” asks the question, “Am I a minor character in someone else’s life?”

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  • Craig clarifies plans to evolve Center for Global Citizenship, raise interest

    Craig clarifies plans to evolve Center for Global Citizenship, raise interest

    Ambassador John Craig first became associated with Elizabethtown College because of geography. His family has lived in Lancaster County for 250 years, and his house on College Avenue was built in 1908 by his grandfather. After growing up in Philadelphia and spending years in the Foreign Service, Craig moved to Elizabethtown and was soon approached

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  • Dining Services’ Linda Lokey celebrates retirement

    Dining Services’ Linda Lokey celebrates retirement

    Food is essential to life, not only for its nourishment but also for its ability to provide comfort. This quality leads many people to associate food with home and family, especially grandmothers. Going away to college may eliminate this comforting aspect of home life for most college students, but not at Elizabethtown College. Linda Lokey,

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