• Pita Pit comes to Market Street in March

    Pita Pit comes to Market Street in March

    “Fresh thinking and healthy eating” is The Pita Pit’s motto, and it may be just what Elizabethtown is looking for. Sometime between mid- to late- March, The Pita Pit restaurant will be opening on Market Street in Etown. This establishment offers an alternative to unhealthy fast food, providing nutritious choices that are still quick, easy

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  • College Store begins charitable drive

    The holiday season has arrived at the Elizabethtown College book store. Dec. 1, the College Store started the children’s pajamas and book drive. The store will be collecting new children’s pajamas and books to participate in the nonprofit Pajama Program, and donations made through the store will all go to local children in need this

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  • December abounds with winter fun

    December abounds with winter fun

    There are a lot of great activities ranging from ice-skating to light shows to get yourself in the holiday spirit this year. As exam time approaches at Elizabethtown College, students tend to feel more and more stressed. However, with these ideas to get your mind off the books, you can definitely relieve some stress for

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  • Emotion dance group presents fall showcase

    Emotion dance group presents fall showcase

    This Friday and Saturday, Dec. 9 and 10, Emotion will be hosting this semester’s final showcase of dances at 8 p.m. in Leffler Chapel. The theme of the Fall 2011 Emotion Dance Showcase is “Soleful Celebration,” an ode to the “passion and soul displayed throughout all numbers,” and the essence of dance as shown through

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  • Holidays at Etown welcome all

    Holidays at Etown welcome all

    One of the definitions for Thanksgiving on dictionary.com is “a public celebration in acknowledgement of divine favor or kindness”. Generally, we think of Thanksgiving as a holiday where we give thanks for what we are grateful for in our lives. Although Thanksgiving is typically thought of as an American holiday, many other countries around the

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  • Brothers Pizza: serving locals since 1980

    Brothers Pizza: serving locals since 1980

    Brothers Pizza is a small business only a few blocks off campus, located at 256 Market Street. This local pizza shop is in the perfect location for students whether or not they have a car. The restaurant is open seven days a week, 11 a.m. to 11 p.m., Sunday through Thursday, and 11 a.m. to

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  • Alcohol Awareness Week hits campus

    Alcohol Awareness Week hits campus

    According to the American Council on Education, over 800 college campuses across the nation will be promoting National Collegiate Alcohol Awareness Week (NCAAW). This is all about the NCAAW theme, “Raise your voice! You can save a life!” NCAAW is about promoting responsible decision making involving alcohol consumption. The organizers hope for campuses to endorse

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  • Student Life Art Auction funds ALANA scholarship

    Student Life Art Auction funds ALANA scholarship

    Laughter, fun and excitement: just three of the adjectives that can be used to describe the Student Life Art Auction, an annual event that raises money for the Carole L. Isaak ALANA Scholarship, which benefits African American, Latin American, Asian American and Native American students. “My predecessor, Carole Isaak, was the assistant director of academic

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  • Penn. Gifts that Give Hope Fair in December

    The Pennsylvania Gifts that Give Hope (GTGH) Fair is an event meant to provide a very unique holiday experience through the help of volunteers in the Lancaster area. The event coordinators look for non-profit organizations that represent different faiths, cultures and customs from all over the world. Some nonprofit organizations that are participating this year

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