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NEWS 2/10/16 12:04pm

Juice boutique brings health in the midst of fast food

By Lea SIlverman

Burlington may appear overcrowded with vast options for fast food and chain restaurants, leaving few quick, healthy options available to Elon University students and the community. But, obscured alongside Macho’s Pizza and NC Jelly Donuts lies a new way to detox.

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NEWS 2/10/16 11:27am

Zika virus prompts Spring Break travel adjustments

By Tommy Hamzik

In light of the spread of the Zika virus, Elon University has postponed or rerouted five service trips scheduled to go to Central America and the Caribbean next month during Spring Break, the university announced Monday.

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NEWS 2/10/16 8:00am

'Light in the Piazza' explores love in Florence, Italy

By Ally Feinsot

After re-watching the original Broadway production of “Light in the Piazza,” Linda Sabo, associate professor of performing arts, was inspired to recreate an overall sense of the theme. Elon University performing arts students put there own twist on the characters but maintain the elements from the original show.

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NEWS 2/10/16 7:15am

Belk Library honors Black History month

By Micah Spoerndle

As a crucial part of Elon University’s progression in diversity and growth, the African-Americans who made history cannot be forgotten. Belk Library is commemorating many of these individuals through a display of various African-Americans who were some of the first of their race to attend Elon.

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NEWS 2/9/16 11:28pm

Vernon discusses extensive research on transgender surgeries

By Emmanuel Morgan

When Muriel Vernon, assistant professor of anthropology at Elon University, conducted an observational study on transgender women in 2010, one subjects’ wife said the following in a structured interview: “Just how do I explain to someone that my wife is also the father of my children?”

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NEWS 2/9/16 11:05pm

New York Times correspondent Adam Liptak discusses current state of Supreme Court

By Bryan Anderson

New York Times Supreme Court Correspondent Adam Liptak arrived on stage at the Elon University School of Law Tuesday night surprised by a recent decision. The Court temporarily blocked the Obama administration’s effort to fight climate change through regulations on coal-fired power plants.

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NEWS 2/9/16 10:55pm

Burlington announces rebranding and redevelopment of downtown

By ahale7

"2016 will be remembered as the year the city remade itself," said mayor and Elon University alumnus Ian Baltutis. Tuesday night, set on the backdrop of the historic Paramount Theater, The Burlington Downtown Corporation Board of Directors and Brand Development Team at Greensboro-based Bouvier Kelly announced their plans to both rebrand and revitalize downtown Burlington.

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NEWS 2/9/16 9:52pm

Elon students celebrate Mardi Gras

By Michael Somerby

To many, the legendary festival held annually in New Orleans defines Mardi Gras. The celebration originally served a distinct religious purpose, one with far purer purposes than those adopted by the bead-strewn revelers seen every February in the streets of The Big Easy.

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NEWS 2/8/16 7:37pm

Education, campaign finance dominate discussion at Democratic debate

By Bryan Anderson

Former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton and Sen. Bernie Sanders (I-Vt.) made final pitches to prospective New Hampshire primary voters. With education and campaign finance dominating the discussion, Clinton and Sanders discussed why they would be best fit to serve as president.

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NEWS 2/8/16 1:47pm

Chocolate for a Cause

By chartshorn

It may be February, but this Saturday was the 6th annual Christmas Cheer Chocolate Festival held in the Holly Hill Mall in Burlington. [youtube=https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6Ow-D7OpiwU&noredirect=1&w=560&h=315] "Christmas cheer is a charitable 501 C nonprofit that has been helping children for more than 80 years in our community,"

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NEWS 2/8/16 11:27am

Downtown Burlington merchant celebrates Mardi Gras

By cbohle

Purple, green and gold cupcakes and beads means Fat Tuesday is on its way. But for one store on East Front street, it also meant ample foot traffic in downtown Burlington. [youtube=https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zWqM4079r48&noredirect=1&w=560&h=315]

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NEWS 2/8/16 11:23am

New Burlington police officer seeks to build trust, mentorships

By mstutz

In the current climate where the word "police," has countless connotations, one man said he is trying to break down negative stereotypes without compromising his mission. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZyJ8rumC8uI Curry Hall, 25, has wanted to go in law enforcement ever since he was little. "I always liked to look at cops and say I wanna be like that," he said. Late last month he got his wish.

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NEWS 2/8/16 11:16am

Transfer students adjust to campus as spring semester begins

By Cdelprete

For many Elon University students, the first week in February is a time for reuniting with friends who studied abroad and beginning their last classes of the school year.

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SPORTS 2/8/16 11:12am

N.C. Senators put their team spirit to the test in Super Bowl 50 wager

By kmckay3

Some people are willing to bet money on their team's success in the Super Bowl this Sunday.

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NEWS 2/8/16 11:11am

Off-campus housing sees maintenance issues

By pleblanc2

With housing selection for the upcoming school year just around the corner, many students will be making the move to off-campus housing, but local real estate giant, B.C.

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SPORTS 2/7/16 7:58pm

Three last-second shots propel women's basketball over Delaware in 2OT

By Alex Simon

The Elon University women’s basketball made three last-second shots to defeat the University of Delaware 66-64 Sunday afternoon in a double-overtime Colonial Athletic Association battle. With 1.6 seconds left, sophomore guard Shay Burnett threw the ball off of an unaware Delaware player during the inbound play.

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NEWS 2/7/16 5:53pm

Foreign policy takes center stage at eighth Republican presidential debate

By Micah Spoerndle

Before New Hampshire voters filled out ballots in the primaries on Monday, businessman Donald Trump, Sen. Ted Cruz (R-Texas), Sen. Marco Rubio (R-Fla.), retired neurosurgeon Ben Carson, former New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie, former Florida Gov. Jeb Bush and Ohio Gov. John Kasich debated with foreign leading the discussion.

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NEWS 2/7/16 4:24pm

Strong collaboration in group projects is difficult, but not impossible

By Tim Melton

Like many people, I have a strong aversion to group projects. At the very least, I think we’ve all had at least one painful experience with group projects during our academic careers.

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SPORTS 2/7/16 11:20am

Towson slips past men's basketball late

By Jordan Spritzer

 It was a case of too, little too late for the Elon University men’s basketball team in its 81-77 loss to Towson University Feb.

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SPORTS 2/6/16 9:30am

Women's basketball cruises past William & Mary 73-51

By Jordan Spritzer

A late first half surge by the Elon University women’s basketball team left little to do in the second half as the Phoenix defeated the College of William & Mary - in Colonial Athletic Association (CAA) action Feb.

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