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Thursday February 25 2010- Meet the brave members of our snow removal squad
- West Mexico provides diverse settings along the Pacific
- Vocalign completes debut studio album “Half Past Two”
Aspiring filmmakers create Houma recovery documentary
Educate for service, Elizabethtown College’s celebrated motto, is often overlooked when we think of what an Etown education offers. It’s a little known secret that hidden between the everyday grind of projects, papers and weekend parties, plenty of Etown’s students are making time to give back.
Like annual service events such as Into the Streets and the Martin Luther King Jr. day of service, it has become a tradition for Etown students to volunteer a week of winter break to travel south to Houma, La., where they immerse themselves in rebuilding the mess Hurricane Katrina has left behind.
This year 26 Etown studen ...
Many who grew up in Pennsylvania can recall the blizzard of 1996. Although this recent snowfall was not nearly as bad, the media has dubbed this blizzard “Snowmageddon.” The snow was so substantial th ...
My first view of Baja California Sur, Mexico, was a desert full of awkward cacti doing the robot. More senses would be invoked later — the sounds of pingpong reverberating off the palm-frond roof wher ...
It’s been quite a semester for the music groups here at Elizabethtown College. Only two weeks ago, Flint released their first album, “On Top of the World.” Now Etown’s co-ed a cappella group, Vocalign ...
- Dr. MacKay shares great chemistry with budding scientists
- Illumina show choir sets up to storm the music scene
- High Library to present educational play, ‘1,001 Inventions’
Students who are taking difficult chemistry classes have no more to fear. Dr. James MacKay, assistant professor of chemistry, is ready to rescue confused students from the murky realms of calculating ...
Inspiration can come in all different forms. For some, it can come from a speech, a poem or a moving story. For five friends, it was a show on FOX that sparked the idea to form Illumina, Elizabethtown ...
Take a second and imagine what it would be like if you woke up and there were no coffee to start your day. Or if, in the middle of July, there were no air conditioner to cool you off. Or if, when you ...
- Blouch combines science and education in conference
- International students already adjusting to American life
- Performers take audience on musical journey to Spain
- Theatre presents: Five Women Wearing the Same Dress
Hundreds of colorful books, manuals and spiral notebooks, handbooks and textbooks on their sides, upright, at every angle, all separated by genre. Books, floor to ceiling, litter the office of new fac ...
Two international students, Akina Takenaka from Tokyo, Japan, and Fersen Alejandro Aguilar Acosta (Alex) from Veracruz, Mexico, share their stories with the campus community.
I had a c ...
On Monday night, students stepped out of the cold winter weather and into Leffler Chapel for a few hours to watch a concert with music and dancing as sunny as the country it came from — Spain.
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Tennessee bridesmaids rebel, hiding from the wedding reception; trading teasing and revelations, and sharing hilarity and heartbreak,” Dr. Michael Swanson, director of Elizabethtown College Theatre De ...