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Friday February 26 2010
Dolla dolla bill: Bailey demystifies budget adjustments
It is an undisputed fact that the American economy has experienced a rough few years, which has resulted in price increases for many services. Unfortunately, this means that tuition prices have continued to rise, increasing Elizabethtown College’s fees to $41,750 for the 2010-11 school year.
In an e-mail sent out this week, President Theodore Long stated that this is a 4.5 percent increase, one of the lowest in the past 15 years. However, when looking at any increase, it is important to be aware of what the increase supports — in this case, the College budget.
At this week’s Student Senate meeting, the discussio ...
- Awareness week aimed to counter eating disorders
- The Jayded Edge
- Amtrak train station receives facelift
- Book Club Opportunity
- SDLCs offer alternative living spaces
There is a difference between eating disorders and disordered eating,” Sandy Spayd, director of student wellness and campus health, said. Sometimes college students experience “disordered eating,” eat ...
Shorty competition
A man who is only 22 inches tall left his home country of Nepal Sunday in a quest to be recognized as the world's shortest man. Khagendra Thapa Magar is traveling to ...
Who would want to wait for a train in a creepy, abandoned-looking building?” senior Myles Lund asked.
It is no secret that the Elizabethtown train station is a less-than-stellar facili ...
This year’s keynote speaker for Scholarship and Creative Arts Day is Roya Hakakian, an award-winning author, journalist, and documentary filmmaker. Hakakian’s most well-known work is her memoir, “Jour ...
Every late January and early February since 1992, Elizabethtown College has accepted applications from its upper class students for Student Directed Learning Communities (SDLCs). This year, Etown is r ...
- Snow removal policies tested with consecutive storms
- Work orders accumulate as student frustrations rise
- WELL offers relaxation, tips, health help
- The jayded edge
- Mars hosts sweet talk on business savvy
- Scholarship and Creative Arts Day
Since the innocent days in elementary school and junior high, we plant our hopeful selves in front of the television screen, drinking hot cocoa and staring wide-eyed at the school closing and delay li ...
Even though Elizabethtown College is a relatively small campus, one would be surprised as to how many things break or need to be fixed or replaced. A broken window shade here, a leaking faucet there; ...
Up until last semester, the WELL was a solely virtual experience. It was, and still is, a comprehensive Web site that offered resources for maximizing a student’s physical, intellectual, social, caree ...
An otter?
State officials in Maine say witnesses who reported seeing a drowning snowmobiler on a lake were probably looking at an otter enjoying a snack.
On Thursday, th ...
Frank Mars, global segment president of candy giant Mars, Inc., paid a visit to campus Friday to speak on the dynamics and success of his family’s company in today’s economic climate. Mars also lectur ...
…Showing Your Style
Submit your favorite illustration, photograph or research image for the cover of this year’s Scholarship and Creative Arts Day program. Alumn E. Adam Quinn ‘09 contr ...