The Edge

Tebow has the right to practice his faith, should be commended for never backing down

He’s one of the most well known players in the world of football. He’s a Christian - and he’s not afraid to admit it. As far as football goes, critics are quick to comment that Tim Tebow throws one of the ugliest balls in the game while relentlessly harping on the fact that he was barely able to complete half of his passes through the 2011 regular season, but pinpointing Tebow’s flaws in no way diminishes his feats. After selected in the first round of the 2010 NFL draft by the Denver Broncos, Tebow transformed the 1-4 team as the starting quarterback.

Book Reviews by The Edge

“The Gods of Gotham” by Lyndsay Faye: To be released March 15 Fans of Sherlock Holmes and historical crime thriller novels will be dying for “The Gods of Gotham” as author Lyndsay Faye is a rising crime writer.

Letter from the Editor of The Edge

Whenever I pick up any type of print publication, I want to open it up to find stories that I actually want to read and photos that I want to look at.

Local concert preview

Red Hot Chili Peppers // Raleigh, Charlotte and Greensboro // April 4, 6 and 9 The Red Hot Chili Peppers will be in North Carolina early this April, as their tour swings through Raleigh, Charlotte and Greensboro.

Awards show season 2012 in review

How do you measure the success of an awards show season? Is it by how many of your favorite films walked away with statuettes?

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Kony 2012 takeover: His ride to fame

If you have logged into any sort of social media in the past week, you will understand when I say Kony 2012 has erupted everywhere. Celebrities have been tweeting and tweeted at as young Americans around the world click every retweet, share, send and reblog button that mentions the cause. The point of releasing the documentary was to increase Invisible Children trending.

The Swing - March 8, 2012

This week on The Swing Junior Aaron Petrik talks to us about Restaurant: Impossible, we talk to the owners of Smitty's and Pandora's Pies, Randy Piland shows you the best apps for school and Kassondra Cloos runs through this week's paper in less than 60 seconds.

Costa Rica enjoys economic stability

In Latin America, many regard the United States as somewhat of a colossus to the North. Symbols of red, white and blue have long contrasted with cultural and political ideals south of the border due to heritage and customs. Today, if nations are to effectively collaborate, it is most often on the waves of an economic current. This idea is no less true in Costa Rica, the small Central American nation ranked No.

Truly Impressed

When I wrote last week’s blog, I was in the beginning stages of writing my article on Impact Day. I hadn’t yet had the opportunity to speak with Brittany Walker, the Elon senior responsible for organizing the event.

Behind the B.F.A. Audition Process

Jacqueline Agrusa does not look happy. “I was nervous,” she says. “I had to go first.” Agrusa has just emerged from Yeager Recital Hall in Elon University’s Center for the Arts, where she completed the first of a three-part audition for Elon’s Bachelor of Fine Arts music theater program in the Department of Performing Arts March 2. But even though Agrusa doesn’t feel confident in her singing audition, she still has two more components to try: acting and dance.

This week in review: March 7, 2012

This week, we featured a great style story about a new gardening class on the front page.  The photography for the story was phenomenal and we were really pleased with the turnout of both the photos and the article. We were really excited about the other stories packaged on the front page as well.

Spring break preparation: Campus Recreation gets students ready for the beach

With Spring Break less than three weeks away, students are dreaming of sunshine, shorelines and sweet spare time. Whether or not your vacation plans involve such leisure, Campus Recreation has a program that will put you in the Spring Break spirit. The Aquatics Department of Campus Recreation organizes a program called Swim to Florida every Spring Semester to encourage physical activity and healthy habits.

Phoenix bats unable to awaken in loss to North Carolina

Leaning against the dugout rail after his team dropped a 3-0 decision to the No. 6-ranked University of North Carolina, Elon University baseball coach Mike Kennedy couldn't refrain from using sarcasm to elaborate on his team's offensive woes. "I love it man, it's fun," he said.

Amuse Yourself - March 7, 2012

http://elonpendulum.com/wp-content/uploads/2012/03/A_E3.07.mp3 This week Rebecca Iannucci and Rebecca Wickel talk about this week's style section in the paper.

Top Free Agents of 2012

1.     Mario Williams, DE - The dynamic pass rusher for the Texans is one of the top defensive ends in the NFL.

T-shirt company designs better world

It’s not often that T-shirts have a Clothing Facts box that resembles the Nutrition Facts label found on a box of snacks. But TS Designs is not a normal clothing company. Based in Burlington, TS Designs has taken on a commitment to sustainability.

Italian Festival celebrates culture, bolsters program

Italian is more than a language — it’s a way of living, according to Italian professor Marina Melita. In looking for a way to promote its department on campus, the Italian Studies Advisory Board wanted to do something different.

Rising rap star graces Tap House stage

Ryshon Jones (left), an up-and-coming performer in the rap and hip-hop world, brought his talents to College Street Tap House March 2.

Belarusian theater performers divulge tragic history

Natalia Koliada fights for her people’s freedom through protests, marches, lectures of awareness and — the art of theater?