• Debate of the week: Streaming movies or going to a movie theatre

    Debate of the week: Streaming movies or going to a movie theatre

    Movies have been a comfort for many people over the years. Whether you like comedy, horror, sci-fi or one of the many other genres, there is something for everyone. With new technology, streaming movies has become more and more popular. Netflix, Hulu and Disney+ are just some of the popular streaming sites where people can

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  • Andi’s Audio Corner: Wallows’ “Spring”

    Andi’s Audio Corner: Wallows’ “Spring”

    Get ready everyone, if you thought I liked Weezer you are in for a wild ride because I love Wallows so much more. I was going to wait to review an album of theirs, but the warm weather had me running to put my “Spring” vinyl on the player. A little bit of band history

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  • Students of Etown: Lizzie Camili, leading with energy

    Students of Etown: Lizzie Camili, leading with energy

    Leaving behind her hometown in Harrisburg, Lizzie Camilli, a first-year public relations major, came to Elizabethtown College looking for connections and quickly became immersed in campus life.  Camilli said she chose Etown for its small campus atmosphere, close-knit community and small class sizes. “I wanted a smaller campus and smaller classes,” Camilli said. “And they

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  • Students of Etown: Kyler Henne

    Students of Etown: Kyler Henne

    Introducing Kyler Henne, a third-year criminal justice major here at Elizabethtown College.  Etown drew Henne in as he appreciated the academic programs and felt welcomed by students and staff from the moment he stepped foot on campus.  Henne loves everything there is about Etown. However, the connections and resources on campus are favorites of his.

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  • Local Sightseeing: White Cliff river trail

    Local Sightseeing: White Cliff river trail

    All of our students know Elizabethtown is a small town. The college does not lie far from Market Street, a busy street packed with stores, restaurants, coffee shops and prices that just keep climbing.  As a broke college student myself, I am constantly looking for entertainment and excitement that won’t cost me a dime. If

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  • Business Review: Just Press Play 

    Business Review: Just Press Play 

    In the digital age, it is much more common to see people buying games online. With Xbox Game Pass and PlayStation Plus, going to a store and buying a physical video game is no longer a necessity. All you need to do for the thrill of a new game, is open your Steam library. However,

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  • Andi’s Audio Corner: “Born in the U.S.A.” by Bruce Springsteen

    Andi’s Audio Corner: “Born in the U.S.A.” by Bruce Springsteen

    An American barbecue classic. If you somehow aren’t familiar with Bruce Springsteen’s 1984 album, “Born in the U.S.A.,” you definitely have heard it in some shopping mall or at a random 4th of July celebration years ago. The rock album is 47 minutes long and contains a total of 12 songs, leading with the album’s

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  • Activity Review: Recycling soft drink seals

    Activity Review: Recycling soft drink seals

    You may have seen someone take the tab off their freshly finished soda or pocket the bottle cap before recycling it. It may seem strange to keep a small piece of trash, but like many say, one person’s trash is another person’s treasure.  There are many things one can do with bottle caps and can

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  • Media Review: Fallout 4

    Media Review: Fallout 4

    The bombs have dropped, nuclear war is upon us. Your only saving grace is the capitalistic fallout shelters sold to you by a door-to-door salesman.  This is the reality of Fallout 4. The post-apocalyptic video game was developed by Bethesda Game Studios and released in 2015 by Bethesda Softworks. The year is 2077, a Vault-Tec

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