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  • Club Feature: Nifty Needlework

    Club Feature: Nifty Needlework

    Since at least 2016, Nifty Needlework has provided an outlet for students interested in needlework crafts. The club, originally founded as Stitch2Serve, began as one of Elizabethtown College’s service-oriented clubs with a mission to help those in need. Over time, the group evolved to reflect a broader focus on community, expanding to include more social

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  • Media Review: Man’s Best Friend

    Media Review: Man’s Best Friend

    After a long day of classes, work and studying, I like to allow for a moment to myself. I like to indulge in music, from country to pop; music has always been a great outlet for me to elevate my mood. One of my favorite artists at the moment is Sabrina Carpenter. She is known

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  • Capitals defend AHL turf in Chocolatetown, USA

    Capitals defend AHL turf in Chocolatetown, USA

    For the first time since 2017, the Washington Capitals traveled up the interstate to compete in a preseason game against the Philadelphia Flyers.  In front of a sellout crowd of Flyers and Capitals fans alike, the Hershey Bears’ NHL affiliate dominated from start to finish, taking down the Flyers 5-1.  Capitals head coach Spencer Carbery

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  • Elizabethtown Men’s Soccer Falls Just Short and Women Prevail

    Elizabethtown Men’s Soccer Falls Just Short and Women Prevail

    At 7:30 p.m. on Sept. 24, the men’s soccer team took on Hood College here at Elizabethtown College on Ira R. Herr Field. The first half was a consistent back and forth. However, the Blue Jays managed to get six shots compared to Hood’s three, but neither team managed to score, with shots either going

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  • Men’s cross country finish 3rd, women’s 7th at Dickinson Invitational

    Men’s cross country finish 3rd, women’s 7th at Dickinson Invitational

    Elizabethtown College took a trip over to Carlisle, Pennsylvania for the Dickinson College Long/Short Invitational to compete against 19 other schools in the cross country race held at Big Spring High School. The Blue Jays are coming off victories in their home Alumni Challenge and running in their first competition in two weeks. Etown is

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  • Wilkes’s late goal beats Blue Jays in Fight for Sight Matchup

    Wilkes’s late goal beats Blue Jays in Fight for Sight Matchup

    On Saturday, Sept. 27, the Elizabethtown College field hockey team took on the Wilkes University Colonels in their first Landmark Conference game of the season. The Blue Jays, coming off of two close losses with deficits only separated by one goal each, hoped to find themselves back in the win column on home turf. Wilkes

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  • Messiah hands loss to Etown at annual Marshmallow Game

    Messiah hands loss to Etown at annual Marshmallow Game

    For the 37th time in each program’s history, Elizabethtown College took on the Messiah University Eagles on the road for the annual Marshmallow Game. The game’s history began in 1987, when the Blue Jays had a scouting report calling the Eagles’ team ‘soft,’ resulting in the fans retaliating the next season by throwing marshmallows at

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  • How Aldi is finding success in a modern business world

    How Aldi is finding success in a modern business world

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    • September 29, 2025

    When shoppers think of Aldi, they tend to picture low prices, small-format stores and the thrill of the “Aldi Finds” aisle. For years, that same formula shaped its social media presence: bold graphics, price callouts and reminders about weekly deals. But in feeds built for entertainment, those posts blended in with traditional ads and failed

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  • Summer renovations give new look to Marketplace and Brinser Lecture Room

    Summer renovations give new look to Marketplace and Brinser Lecture Room

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    • September 29, 2025

    Should you have been present in the Marketplace on Sept. 18 at around 9 a.m., your morning breakfast may have been interrupted by the sound of putty knives scraping and smoothing the walls as workers installed the final touches on the months-long renovations done in the Marketplace and the former Brinser Lecture Room. Following the

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