• Changes in X’s Privacy Policy Promote AI

    Changes in X’s Privacy Policy Promote AI

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    • November 4, 2024

    X, formerly known as Twitter, introduced changes to its privacy policy, stating that users’ content would now be available to train AI models. This change takes effect on Nov. 15, 2024. The change gives X wide-ranging rights over the content being posted on the site. This move will likely raise eyebrows among users and open

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  • Google is forced to bring more seats to the table

    Google is forced to bring more seats to the table

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    • October 28, 2024

    In August 2024, Google was in front of a federal judge charged by a Department of Justice (DOJ) and 17 other states, stating that Google broke antitrust laws. The court ruled that Google is an illegal monopoly and has multiple counts of breaking antitrust laws. Their focus was their $31 billion  ad business. This has

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  • New minor offers students a pathway to becoming police officers

    New minor offers students a pathway to becoming police officers

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    • October 28, 2024

    A new minor at Elizabethtown College aims to combat the nationwide shortage of police officers by preparing students for the police force while they are still enrolled in school. The Municipal Police Officer Training minor offers students a pathway to obtain their ACT 120 certification:the training that authorizes them to be on-street police officers. With

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  • A New Wave of Panda Diplomacy

    A New Wave of Panda Diplomacy

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    • October 28, 2024

    Last November, the star panda duo of the Smithsonian’s National Zoo, Mei Xiang and Tian Tian, left the states, heading back to their homeland in China. Since then, the panda enclosure has been left dormant and empty, with repairs and renovations taking place on it. However, with more and more pandas leaving the country as

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  • Facilities switches to heating over fall break

    Facilities switches to heating over fall break

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    • October 28, 2024

    Over fall break, Elizabethtown College’s Facilities Department made the decision to switch over from cooling to heating. For those in Schlosser, Brinser and the Hackman Apartments, that means they can now only use the heating on their unit. For Myer, Ober and Royer, that meant their AC units in their window were made not unusable

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  • PA Politics: Elon in Pennsylvania and the Power of the Dollar

    PA Politics: Elon in Pennsylvania and the Power of the Dollar

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    • October 28, 2024

    Billionaire Elon Musk appeared in Harrisburg on Saturday, Oct. 19, rallying for Donald Trump. Notably, Musk promised to award $1 million each day until the Nov. 5 election date to randomly selected people in battleground states who sign his online petition, with the first prize given to John Dreher of Mechanicsburg. “By the way, John

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  • Wawa is coming and Sheetz may not be far behind

    Wawa is coming and Sheetz may not be far behind

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    • October 28, 2024

    Pennsylvania’s highly contested Sheetz versus Wawa debate is coming to Elizabethtown. Wawa has received approval from Mount Joy Township’s Zoning Hearing Board approval from Mount Joy Township after two years. Meanwhile, Sheetz has drawn up plans for a new location close to campus.After two attempts in three years, Pennmark Management Co. has received approval from

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  • Meta Introduces Movie Gen

    Meta Introduces Movie Gen

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    • October 26, 2024

    Meta, the parent company of Facebook and Instagram, has just taken a massive leap into the AI sphere with the introduction of its newest model: Movie Gen. The AI-powered tool is capable of producing realistic video and audio clips based on user prompts, placing it as a rival to other media generation platforms such as

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  • Cuts aren’t just happening at our nest

    Cuts aren’t just happening at our nest

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    • October 26, 2024

    This week has been very hard on students and faculty. The community has seen three of Elizabethtown College’s programs cut, along with 13 professors being let go. Financial hardships have been noticed throughout the years here at Etown, but recently, it has become even more personal. However, colleges across the country have been suffering similar

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