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Spring Calendar:

3/3/2005 Isabella Cannon Distinguished Professor Gov. Christine Todd Whitman will speak on "Leadership: A Commonsense Approach" -- 7:30 PM in McCrary Theater, Center for the Arts

3/4/2005 Fellows and Scholarship Weekend -- Various activities planned for prospectives

3/4/2005 RSA/SUB trip to Little Shop of Horrors in Raleigh

3/4/2005 S.H.A.R.E.-sponsored Animal Awareness Day -- 2:00 PM to 5:00 PM outside the Moseley Center

3/5/2005 Fellows and Scholarship Weekend -- Various activities planned for prospectives

3/6/2005 Performance by the North Carolina Symphony -- 3:00 PM in McCrary Theater, Center for the Arts

3/7/2005 Disney's National Teacher of the Year, Danny Magrans, will speak -- 7:30 PM in McCrary Theater, Center for the Arts

3/7/2005 Lecture: Political scholar John Green will discuss the relationship between religion and politics -- 7:30 PM in Whitley Auditorium

Interested in writing for The Pendulum Online this fall? Contact us at pendulum@elon.edu.

Thursday, March 3, 2005

Gospel Choir showcases talent and unity

Photo courtesy of Pagan Moore

The Elon University Gospel Choir received Honorable Mention Feb. 19 at The Youth Development Center Collegiate Gospel Choir Competition in Roanoke Rapids... more

News:

Tuition increase ensures small class size

Tuition, room and board, and student fees together will increase 7.4 percent for next year, an added $1,754 to student bills. Individually, tuition increased the most with an eight percent increase, totaling to $1,389 increase... more

More stories:

Elon against AIDS: Students march in Washington D.C.

Financial Planning from the mind of Pat Murphy

News:
Fraternity implements new zero-tolerance hazing policy
Oxfam America, Elon Volunteers! click for poverty drive
Breaking through the bubble
Former student shares his experiences from the 70s
Crime Watch
Organization Briefs
Tuition increase ensures small class size
University will handle rape case proceedings
Former EPA chief Whitman speaks tonight

Features:
The battle with plagiarism continues...
Centre features Russia as March's Country of the Month
Elon Against AIDS: Students march in Washington D.C.
Elon landscaping: More than just cutting the grass
Financial Planning from the mind of Pat Murphy

Opinions:
Evaluating purpose: The Pendulum
Dean given chance to redeem
It's the little things.....
Dean alienates Middle America
Ransom's Random Ramblings
Intense ongoing controversy between Bush administration and drilling of oil in Alaska
One mistake is one too many for athletes of color
Poverty gap growth caused by undeserving executives
All religions need to work at honing more open-minded instead of stubborn methods of thinking and acceptance
Letters & Submissions

Sports:
Golf returns from soggy Bethune-Cookman
What's new in club sports?
Pendulum Sports Predictions
Men's and women's tennis back in action for 2005 season
Men's Basketball ends regular season with a grand finale
Phoenix Lose Rembert, Series to UGA

Arts & Entertainment:
Horror movie fans 'Cursed' with Wes Craven's newest creation
Gospel Choir showcases talent and unity
Music to your ears: spring's top underground artists hit airways With sounds ranging from rap to harmonic acoustic, spring's unknown artists make their way to college listeners