• Recipe Review: Microwave banana bread

    Recipe Review: Microwave banana bread

    If you’ve ever been in the dining hall and passed up bananas that have seen better days, maybe reconsider.  Overripe, brown bananas are in perfect condition for banana bread. As bananas ripen, their starches convert into sugar. As your bread bakes, those natural sugars caramelize and create that rich dark brown color of the perfect

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  • Media Review: Top 3 Catherine O’Hara films

    Media Review: Top 3 Catherine O’Hara films

    Catherine O’Hara, wife, mother, actress, comedian and screenwriter, unfortunately passed away on Jan. 30 at the age of 71. During her 50-year long career, she appeared in over 100 pieces of television and film. Starting with sketch and improv comedy, O’Hara worked her way to fame, winning multiple awards for her excellent work. In honor

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  • Advice for First-Year Students: College is not as scary as it may seem

    Advice for First-Year Students: College is not as scary as it may seem

    Being a first-year student in the college world is a very daunting role to take. You’re surrounded by new people who are trying to figure out the same thing that you are: how am I going to survive? You have to balance new people, new friendships, new freedom and new professors with their differing expectations.

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  • Farewell to Campus Life editor, Jillian Spiller

    Farewell to Campus Life editor, Jillian Spiller

    Jillian Spiller, a junior here at Elizabethtown College, started at The Etownian during her sophomore year, writing for the Features and Campus Life columns. It wasn’t long before her skill and potential was noticed and Spiller was asked to take on more responsibility.  As an English secondary education major with a minor in creative writing

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  • College Living: Dorm hacks to make your life easier

    College Living: Dorm hacks to make your life easier

    Many alumni reminisce about college being one of the best times of their lives. However, there’s no hard feelings when you graduate and leave behind cramped dorms, roommate disagreements, communal bathrooms and countless items that were packed and never used. I look back on my first semester and wish I had a comprehensive list of

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  • How to elevate dining hall desserts

    How to elevate dining hall desserts

    Dining hall food can become boring after a while. So, how can students amplify their options? For many students, dessert is the highlight of a long day of classes and studying. But too often, that excitement can fade after a few bites. Cookies, cakes and whoopie pies may look appealing behind the glass, but without

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  • Andi’s Audio Corner: “Pinkerton” by Weezer

    Andi’s Audio Corner: “Pinkerton” by Weezer

    If you have visited my apartment, you would see a corner of my living room dedicated to my love of physical music. I have a three-tiered cart packed full of CDs, cassettes and vinyl records which is growing daily. It all started when my dad decided he didn’t need his CDs anymore and let me

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  • “Free Time 101”: What College Students actually do in their free time

    “Free Time 101”: What College Students actually do in their free time

    Elizabethtown College has so many things to offer its students, but it can be challenging to navigate such busy schedules. Many students have jobs, internships, clubs, sports or other obligations on top of their high demanding class schedule. With that being said, it is important to have a few minutes to yourself a day. With

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  • Rising Star: Cece Natalie “Miss Behaves”

    Rising Star: Cece Natalie “Miss Behaves”

    The concept of the self-made musician, the tried and true path to victory through dive bars and open mics and relying on few but themselves and a manager, is becoming something of a myth. However, passionate artists who refuse to label or market their work for a niche hashtag on social media platforms or whittle

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