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The rules were simple: Make a 30-second video featuring Doritos, including both the company’s logo and the actual chips. Five finalists were chosen, and the winning commercial debuted during this year’s Super Bowl XLVI.
Jeremiah Brown may seem like a typical Elon University student, but what sets him apart from the rest is that he has been selling real estate in New York City since he was 18 years old and created an iPhone application that had more than 1,000 downloads the week it was released.
When senior Spanish education major Phyllis Jarrell got engaged last November, she and her fiance didn’t anticipate being one of three finalists in an all-expense paid honeymoon to Fiji.
North Carolina native Alan Fox finds beauty in the music he produces and wants to inspire his listeners.
Thomas Frank admits that last semester he was over-involved. A typical day for Frank consisted of working as an RA, taking classes, doing homework, working a second job and working on web design for others’ sites as well as his own. This semester, Frank, a junior Management Information Systems major at Iowa State University, is cutting back on his activities to focus on classes, hang out with friends and, most of all, devote more time to his up-and-coming blog, CollegeInfoGeek.com.
Go into any college dorm room and piles of textbooks litter the floor. But when it comes to a guide to life and how to make it through, students are often on their own. And when it comes to dealing with the harder issues, many students are at a loss.
The Pendulum is doing a PostSecret spread in an upcoming edition. A handful of submitted secrets will be published in our Feb. 8 edition, with the rest being featured on our website.
Dominic Del Corso has been around the world without ever leaving his Burlington home.
Whether it's learning about the true definition of money or paso basico, steps from the Argentinian style of tango, Burst the Bubble classes provide extra fun and educational opportunities during Winter Term. This year, there are 10 classes on topics such as government, dance, language, geek, dork and nerd culture and knitting.
A Elon alumna is at the forefront of the vaudeville movement, which is making a comeback from its glory days of the last century.
For Twitter users at Elon, popular tweets involve making fun of students wearing stylish rain boots as status symbols, the health center's wait time and Elon residents letting their dogs swim in the campus fountains.
Let's face it: there are not many spots on Elon's campus where you will find a room full of guys. But, if you head to Studio 5 in the gym, you will find just that.
Jennifer Hlavaty became interested in soap making when her son was born. She studied the harmful chemicals in everyday products and decided she wanted them out of the house.
One of my favorite scenes from "A Christmas Story" is when Ralphie's younger brother is wearing too many clothes and whines that he can't put his arms down. This is basically my life starting in November because, despite being from the North, the cold is not my thing.
It seems as if every song now has two or three remixes or has been mashed up with a different song with similar harmonies or lyrics to create an original beat and piece. From Girl Talk to DJ Earworm's catchy mashups of the year's pop songs, mashups have been popular in the past decade. Students enrolled in the Winter Term course "Mashups: Hip Hop and Electronic Dance Music" are learning how to create mashups of their own while also studying the process behind this art.
Fibers have woven their threads through history to become more than just clothes worn on a person's body. They unite people and give artists a unique creative outlet, as shown at Elon University's Fabulous Fibers exhibit Jan. 9 in Arts West Gallery.
Deep in the woods near Bennett is a 40-foot circle where nothing will grow. According to locals, this spot is the Devil's Tramping Ground, where Satan silently paces, plotting and planning.
Yasmine Arrington calls herself different and lucky — and she is quite lucky. The freshman strategic communications major from Washington, D.C., is a published poet, recipient of numerous scholarships — including a $25,000 award from the Washington Redskins Charitable Foundation and a $30,000 scholarship from The Jack Kent Cooke Foundation — and has traveled abroad to Zambia. Arrington is also the founder of scholarCHIPS (Children with Incarcerated Parents), a nonprofit organization based in the District that offers scholarships to students in Virginia, Maryland and Washington, D.C., with incarcerated parents.
Peacehaven Farm is located in the agrarian community of Whitsett on 89 acres of sprawling land. The farm is on a quiet street, with the neighboring houses ,mostly farms, few and far between. Afeeling of calmness is in the air, except for gusts of wind and the occasional sound of rooster crows off in the distance. The farm feels so far removed from modern city living, it's surprising that it's only a ten-minute drive from Elon University.
Some of the most prominent symbols of holiday celebrations are Christmas lights strung through bushes, trees and around doorways. Most people stick to conventional decorating to enhance the beauty of their home.