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- Elon rankings continue to rise
The university’s move to No. 8 in U.S.
News & World Report’s "America’s Best Colleges" guide among 131 Southern
master’s- level universities is Elon’s highest ranking in the magazine,
which annually recognizes distinguished colleges dedicated to enhanced
learning and successful students.
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- Global issues hit home
Benazir Bhutto, the exiled former
prime minister of Pakistan, discussed global issues, Sept. 11 and
acceptance during her address Wednesday at Fall Convocation. "I return
to America... Full Story...
- Student reports intruder
After hearing noises in her Haggard
Square apartment Sept. 14, an Elon student reported an intruder. "She
heard somebody and...Full Story...
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- Pageant sparks controversy
While the nation held its breath Sept. 11,
a Wilmington courtroom continued business as usual. Well, kind of.
Rebekah Revels, winner of the July Miss North Carolina Pageant, was
inside... Full Story...
- Pave Pizza Hut and put up a parking lot
When students arrived on campus
this fall, two things were missing. The Pizza Hut and the Hardee’s on
Haggard Avenue have closed for business.
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- Students live together,
serve together
When most freshmen were meeting
their roommates and deciding how to arrange their room, those in the
Service Learning Community already had 40 close friends and could offer
a recommendation of where to put the MicroFridge or how to loft the
beds. Full Story...
- International center
expands student services
A dedication ceremony held
yesterday afternoon in Whitley to commemorated the opening of the
Isabella Cannon Centre for International Studies the newly renovated
Carlton building. Full Story...
- Catholic faith at Elon
grows during turmoil
Despite division among Catholic
students at Elon over worldwide church issues, ministry and outreach on
campus has grown. Examining women’s roles in Catholicism...
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- Diverse fashion, dancing
hits at festival
The International Festival held
Sunday in Moseley Center celebrated diversity by hosting dances from
several countries, including Iran, Turkey, China, Saudi Arabia and other
countries in northern Africa and Latin America.
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