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| Thursday, October 12, 2006 FEATURE STORIES
Political Science major combines research and passion Senior Angela Carlberg attends summer program at Duke and presents at conference Caroline Matthews/ Reporter Angela Carlberg, an All-Southern Conference Women’s Track & Field athlete, Student Ambassador, S.M.A.R.T Mentor, Student Athlete Advisory Council Member, Student Government Association Senator, Student Life Committee Member, Political Science major and Women’s and Gender Studies minor, is clearly not just the average Elon student.
Photo Submitted Senior Angela Carlberg poses in front of her poster that she used at the American Political Science Assocation’s annual meeting in Philadelphia in September. New search engine provides relief with little effort Caroline Matthews/ Reporter
If you didn’t fast for Darfur last Thursday or
you’re a “poor college student” who
can’t contribute monthly to sponsor a child in Africa,
GoodSearch is calling for you. The charity Web site is a search engine powered by Yahoo! that donates one penny per search to the cause of your choice. Freshmen English class raises money for Partners in Health Professor Angyal and his students devote themselves to making a difference on campus Jordan Frederick/ Reporter
One might not expect to see a group of freshmen actively
fundraising without the blatant pretenses of racking in
publicity for publicity’s sake. In some cases, when it
comes to making a difference, help truly does come from the
most unlikely of places.
English professor Andy Angyal urged his students to actively
pursue involvement in the work of Paul Farmer, the
anthropologically-minded doctor whose philanthropic pursuits
were documented in the Common Reading, “Mountains
Beyond Mountains.” SPECIAL FEATURES Click on both links below to download the pdf files
Students choose Elon from all around the world Colby Pierce / Special Projects Editor Elon students not only come from all over the United States, but they come from all over the world. International students who attend Elon come from Asia, Africa, Europe, the Caribbean, Latin America and the Middle East. Students from the class of 2009 came from 37 states and 21 countries. Weekly Crossword Puzzle and Last week's answers What's Hot OR Not Strings Attached- A weekly comic strip |
