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NEWS 10/11/12 2:06am

Student voice imperative in university's decision about Chick-fil-A

College students are irresponsible. They don’t stand for anything. They waste all their time on Facebook or sleeping instead of getting involved in their communities. We’ve all heard the classic stereotypes about American youth today when it comes to issues regarding society, government and current events.


NEWS 10/10/12 9:36pm

Analysis: Recapping the first six weeks of Elon football

Instead of trying to make a half-witty Monty Python reference like I’ve tried to do in my last couple of Elon University football team analyses, I’m simply going to tell the honest truth. I don’t know what to think of this team. On some days, we see a team that just cannot get anything going (the Sept.


NEWS 10/10/12 2:34pm

An Assault and Robbery Near Campus

A Saturday night for one 21-year-old male ended with an unexpected trip to the hospital. According to Elon Town Police, Tyler Faucett of Mebane, who is not an Elon student, was robbed and assaulted on West Haggard Ave.


NEWS 10/10/12 1:24pm

Elon University's Habitat for Humanity raises more than $1500

Habitat for Humanity, run by senior president Caroline Taylor, is proving to be a promising community service organization for the 2012-2013 school year. Habitat for Humanity is not only an Elon University-offered service club—it is an international, nonprofit and nondenominational Christian housing ministry.


NEWS 10/10/12 10:14am

Changes Coming to McEwen School of Communications

Elon's communication majors will be seeing some changes to their school in the not so distant future. Within the next three to four years Dean Paul Parsons of the Communications School expects renovations to the McEwen communications building to begin. The current plans include connected buildings that overtake the parking lot nearest McEwen and eventually connect into Long.


NEWS 10/10/12 10:05am

Elon's Paint Race

Students gathered at South Campus on Saturday to get a little messy for a cause. About 500 students signed up for Campus Rec's first annual paint race, running or walking 2K (about 1.3 miles), and getting hit with colored dye at checkpoints along the way. At the end of the race, participants had the opportunity to dye t-shirts, and made sure to take plenty of pictures. The proceeds from the event will help run Elonthon, Elon's 24-hour dance marathon in the spring.



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