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NEWS 10/24/11 3:30pm

Written in Ink

By Andrew Creech

White trash, thug, biker. These terms and more have been used for decades to describe people with tattoos and extravagant piercings.  But those days are gone and a new era is coming into dominance.

NEWS 10/24/11 3:29pm

New organization aims to help students maintain a healthy lifestyle

By Janae Frazier

Rachel Amato has never had it easy when it comes to food options. The Elon University junior is a vegetarian, lactose intolerant and has acid reflux. She is also the founder of Eat Right Elon, a new organization on campus that aims to help college students who are vegetarian, vegan, lactose intolerant, gluten free, or have acid reflux. "This organization was like an outlet, and a way for me to deal with these issues and share and discuss my problems with other students and the problems they may have with finding healthy and nutritious foods on campus," Amato said. According to Jeff Milroy, advisor of Eat Right Elon and adjunct professor of health and human performance. "It's an additional resource to increase awareness of your nutritional intake during your college years." Eat Right Elon looks to serve as a resource for people like Amato so they will not have issues finding dining options.

NEWS 10/20/11 8:48pm

Sports Jam - Oct. 20, 2011

By Justin Veldhuis

http://stream.elon.edu/pendulum/2011fall/podcasts/sports/Sports_10.20.mp3 This week, Justin and Zach talk Elon football, the quarterback Tim Tebow's big start with the Denver Broncos, among other NFL topics, and the World Series.

NEWS 10/19/11 8:47pm

Amuse Yourself - Oct. 19, 2011

By Lauren Ramsdell

http://stream.elon.edu/pendulum/2011fall/podcasts/a_e/A_E_10.19.mp3 This week, Lauren discusses upcoming events around campus, like the "Fat-talk Free" denim drive and the Choreography Salon this weekend.

NEWS 10/18/11 8:45pm

Elon to host engineering competition for local high school students

By Nick Zanetti

Dozens of local high school students will be welcomed on Elon University's campus Feb. 23 to compete in Tests of Engineering Aptitude, Mathemathics and Science, a competition coinciding with National Engineers Week. "This is an opportunity for high school students to explore engineering and decide if they want to pursue it in college or for a career," said Sirena Hargrove-Leak, an engineering professor at Elon and the main faculty sponsor of the event. The competition itself will consist of two exams that students will complete in teams of five to eight.

NEWS 10/15/11 8:42pm

Elon assesses sustainabilty program

By Emily Hines

Although Elon University is making a large push for sustainability, some students are calling for even more action by students, staff and faculty. The Sierra Club recently released the 2011 Coolest School rankings.

NEWS 10/13/11 8:38pm

Sports Jam - Oct. 13, 2011

By Justin Veldhuis

http://stream.elon.edu/pendulum/2011fall/podcasts/sports/Sports_10.13.mp3 Justin, Zach and guest Nick Schneider discuss the weekend coming up in the NFL, the NBA lockout, LeBron James potentially playing the NFL, college football this weekend and the first week of the NHL.

NEWS 10/12/11 8:21pm

Another step on way to spring

By Sam Calvert

After a close 9-7 win in the first round and an 8-4 win in the second, senior Eric Turner and sophomore Cameron Silverman faced Wake Forest University senior David Hopkins and junior Amogh Prabhakar.

NEWS 10/12/11 8:10pm

Women's soccer hitting stride

By Justin Veldhuis

Winning on the road has been a difficult challenge for the Elon University women's soccer team this fall. After failing to secure a win in its first seven away matches, the Phoenix finally got a victory away from Rudd Field with a 2-1 win against The Citadel Oct.

NEWS 10/12/11 8:08pm

Occupy Wall Street protesters follow tradition

By The Pendulum

The Wall Street Journal is a journalistic institution. First published in 1889, the same year as Elon's founding, it is one of the nation's most widely-read and well-respected journalistic institutions. But last week, despite the growing number of Occupy Wall Street protesters, the paper offered little coverage, and certainly not front-page real estate, to the thousands who had taken to marching, chanting and carrying signs decrying the financial industry and blaming it for the state of the American economy.

NEWS 10/12/11 7:59pm

Elon Outdoors plans rafting fall break trip

By Bradley McClure

Water rushing all around you, colors flashing between the swathes of water and people screaming. One of two things could be happening: you are drowning, or you are on the fall break trip with Elon Outdoors. Hopefully you are on the Elon Outdoors' trip in West Virginia.

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