• A Dash of Sass: Sarah’s Advice

    A Dash of Sass: Sarah’s Advice

    Do you have problems? Don’t lie. I know you do. Who doesn’t? That is why I’m thrilled to announce my upcoming advice column right here, in your favorite on-campus, paper-based news source (which, I will just assume is the Etownian. ‘Cause really, what else is there? That’s what I thought, y’all). Now, I’m used to

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  • Students share techniques unique ideas to decorate dorms

    Students share techniques unique ideas to decorate dorms

    For most Elizabethtown College students, spending money is definitely a luxury: we can only hope that the $23 left in our bank account will make it to the end of the week. When we finally do earn some money, it’s generally used to buy food, books, that precious Xbox game or the most adorable shirt

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  • SWEET sponsors Date Auction benefit for Four Diamonds Fund

    Students Working to Entertain Etown (SWEET) is hosting its annual date auction Feb. 3 at 9 p.m. in the KÁV to benefit the Four Diamonds Fund. Planning for the benefit began Jan. 15 and since then, the SWEET staff, lead by first-year Jocelyn Grube, has been involved in a flurry of activity. “We’ve been trying

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  • Mimic Italian designer Bottega Veneta on student’s budget

    Mimic Italian designer Bottega Veneta on student’s budget

    Keeping up with the latest fashion trends doesn’t have to drain your bank account. Spring 2012 runways were filled with many different styles that can be easily replicated with items from less expensive stores. One of this season’s biggest fashion trends is combining vibrant and bold colors in an outfit with simple accessories. Many designers

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  • Classroom etiquette: avoid conflict, build respectful relationships

    Classroom etiquette: avoid conflict, build respectful relationships

    As a college student, one of the most challenging parts of academic life can be interacting with your professors. For some, this can be an intimidating scenario, especially if a conflict arises, such as an error in the syllabus or difficulty understanding an assignment. Although challenging, understanding expectations and following proper classroom etiquette can help

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  • Dr. Varamini, Dr. Hagan encourage visits to work spaces

    Dr. Varamini, Dr. Hagan encourage visits to work spaces

    It is fairly common for students to visit their professors’ offices to discuss issues they may be having with class. Occasionally, students converse with their professors about their hobbies or ask questions about their favorite items. Such conversations bring the professors and the students closer to one another, develop the mutual understanding between the professors

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  • 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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