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Elon volunteers target local schools’ need for help

By Natalie Allison

When sophomore Eryn Gorang began riding the BioBus to tutor at Burlington Housing Authority her freshman year, she noticed that no one got off at the Cummings High School stop. Gorang asked the director of BHA’s Leaders in Collaborative Services tutoring program about the school, located in East Burlington.

NEWS 2/28/12 12:21pm

News Briefs - Feb. 29

By Grace Elkus

Sorority hosts Impact Day The Omicron Iota Chapter of Delta Sigma Theta Sorority will host Impact Day: A Day of Service at 9 a.m.

NEWS 2/28/12 10:26am

International Adventures - Feb. 28, 2012

By Katie Moran

http://elonpendulum.com/wp-content/uploads/2012/02/International_2.28.mp3 Katie Moran and Elizabeth Nerich talk about their study abroad experiences and why you should check out next weeks winter term study abroad fair.

NEWS 2/28/12 9:45am

First ever Winter Term Fair promotes 2013 study abroad programs

By Katie Moran

The Isabella Cannon International Centre will hold the first ever Winter Term Fair programs for 2013, giving students the opportunity to talk with professors and peers about each of the 25 programs offered for the upcoming Winter Term. [box] WHAT: Winter Term 2013 Study Abroad Fair WHEN: 11:30 a.m.

NEWS 2/28/12 12:21am

Academic program recognizes women’s achievements in March

By Erin Valentine

Already representing 60 percent of students on campus, women will gain even more prominence in March. The women’s and gender studies program is coordinating these events in celebration of Women’s History Month. “Given the huge amount of debate and discussion about women, particularly in regards to women’s healthcare decisions, I find this opportunity to be especially important,” said Mandy Gallagher, women’s and gender studies program coordinator and assistant professor of communications. The events will include panels, digital displays in Moseley that will feature important women and a documentary screening that will include a discussion about the prominent women in history and their effect on society today. “This is a time for us to reflect on the historical accomplishments of women before us to further explore where we would like to see women go in the future,” Gallagher said.

NEWS 2/27/12 12:16pm

SoCon Tournament miracle not entirely out of reach for men's basketball

By Zachary Horner

In the 1987 Rob Reiner film The Princess Bride, Billy Crystal plays Miracle Max, a "miracle man" who has one scene in which he helps heroes Inigo Montoya (Mandy Patinkin) and Fezzik (Andre the Giant) revive a "mostly dead" protagonist Westley (Cary Elwes). The three other men head off towards the castle to save the damsel in distress.

NEWS 2/27/12 12:15pm

Fun on the Job

By Katherine Blunt

I had a lot of fun on the job this week. As the SGA beat reporter, I covered much of the election week and did Q&As with the new executive president and vice-president. I welcomed the constant activity and excitement. Covering Robin Wright’s speech was also a pleasure.

NEWS 2/27/12 12:14pm

Exploring an Organization

By Ben Donahue

One of my stories of this week led me to attend my first SPECTRUM event. SPECTRUM, Elon's gay-straight alliance, is one of those clubs I overzealously subscribed to in the midst of the sensory overload of my first Elon organizational fair.

NEWS 2/26/12 12:02am

Phoenix tops UNCG on wild senior night

By Adam Lawson

A 38-16 start. An ejected fan. A head coach picking up a technical foul in his maiden voyage back to the place where he first perfected his craft. To say Elon University's 93-79 victory over  UNC-Greensboro Saturday night was eventful may be putting things lightly. Drew Spradlin, Elon's lone senior, swished an 18-foot jump shot seven seconds into play — initiating a rapid start to the game's first few minutes.

NEWS 2/25/12 2:29pm

Relating to the story

By Kristen Olsen

This week my assigned story focused on an international career conference taking place next week. I was excited to write this story because I am personally interested in working abroad after I graduate, so this fit right into my goals. When I began interviewing the students, I asked them about their international experiences, which would usually cause us to go off topic and spend a good ten minutes talking about our study abroad experiences.

NEWS 2/24/12 2:10pm

Sports Jam - Feb. 24, 2012

By Adam Lawson

http://elonpendulum.com/wp-content/uploads/2012/02/Sports_2.24.mp3 Adam Lawson discusses the steroid controversy surrounding Brewers outfielder Ryan Braun.

NEWS 2/24/12 11:45am

Elon alumna brings home international experience through film

By Hannah Delacourt

When Brynne Miller first stepped foot in Argentina, she found a story worth sharing. Miller, a 2010 Elon alumna of Elon University's first interactive media graduate class, used her experience abroad to inspire her film “Las Abuelas de Plaza de Mayo and The Search for Identity," which was shown Tuesday.

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Alamance County community members gather to protest N.C. HB 958

The Poor People’s Campaign North Carolina Division hosted a protest against N.C. House Bill 958, a bill focused on new voting regulations, in front of Elon’s Town Hall. Approximately 40 community members attended the protest, which lasted around an hour Monday evening. 

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N.C. attorney general will not sign new Duke Energy settlement

North Carolina Attorney General Jeff Jackson is not joining a proposed settlement submitted by Duke Energy Carolinas, the largest electricity provider in Alamance County. Jackson acknowledged the concessions Duke Energy has made, but he was not satisfied with the proposed rates, according to a press release by the North Carolina Department of Justice.

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