• Class of ‘24 laments effects of Covid-19 on their college careers

    Class of ‘24 laments effects of Covid-19 on their college careers

    I remember how hard it was to be a high school senior in 2020, having my senior trip canceled and my graduation be over Zoom, all during a global pandemic. Seniors who graduated in 2020 had to then face a whole new challenge: college during Covid. Instead of attending events and making friends, new students

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  • Media Review: One Day

    Media Review: One Day

    July 15. Almost 20 years pass during Emma Morley and Dexter Mayhew’s journey together, each major checkpoint in their relationship occurring on one day: July 15. Netflix’s recently released series “One Day”, immediately enthralls viewers with a friends-to-lovers trope and stuns them with its shocking conclusion. The 14-episode drama feels as though each individual episode

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  • Recipe Review: Parfait

    Recipe Review: Parfait

    As the semester kicks into high gear with a transition into the second half, you may find yourself struggling to keep up with healthy eating habits, especially if you have early classes. So, here’s a fresh and filling breakfast option you can make right in your dorm! Start by gathering your ingredients: fresh or canned

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  • Business Review: The Fill’Er Up

    Business Review: The Fill’Er Up

    If there’s one thing you should know about me, it’s that I love spontaneous trips. It comes from my parents, who once took my family on a spontaneous road trip five hours north to Niagara Falls. We arrived at 11 p.m., visited for about two hours, and then drove home. So, last weekend, I got

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  • Debate of the Week: Which is better, chunky or smooth peanut butter? 

    Debate of the Week: Which is better, chunky or smooth peanut butter? 

    A peanut butter sandwich is a mainstay lunch item for many families, but the actual peanut butter varies across households. Some prefer chunky peanut butter, while some prefer smooth peanut butter. This debate is something that has and always will persist, so I decided to go around campus and ask what people would choose.   First,

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  • Job Spotlight: Etownian Copy Editor, Mahli Rupp

    Job Spotlight: Etownian Copy Editor, Mahli Rupp

    Meet the Etownian’s newest Copy Editor, Mahli Rupp! Rupp is a fourth-year professional writing major with minors in creative writing and Japanese. Editor-In-Chief Chandler McGuire initially reached out to Rupp last semester about the open position to see if she would be interested in joining the Etownian family. She and McGuire sat down, hammered out

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  • Recipe Review: Microwave Fudge

    Recipe Review: Microwave Fudge

    Sometimes, a sweet midnight snack is all you need to fuel your late-night study sessions. So here’s an easy recipe for fudge that you can make right in your dorm, with only two ingredients! All you need is a 12-ounce bag of chocolate chips and a can of sweetened condensed milk. You can use any

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  • Welcome to the Jungle: Holly, Adzuki, Cocoa and Zelda

    Welcome to the Jungle: Holly, Adzuki, Cocoa and Zelda

    Third-year professional writing and Japanese major Evan Kohlbus has a full house of four adorable cats: Zelda, Holly, Cocoa and Adzuki. Kohlbus and his family adopted Zelda, the oldest of the four at 14 years old, in 2010. She has mostly white fur with black spots and is completely blind since she’s missing both eyes.

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  • Activity Review: Call of Cthulhu

    Activity Review: Call of Cthulhu

    Whether you’ve played or not, it’s no secret that “Dungeons & Dragons”, or D&D, has recently seen an explosion in popularity, due at least in part to its appearances in several pieces of media that quickly rose to pop culture infamy. The release of Baldur’s Gate III, a game based in the world of D&D

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