THE PENDULUM Volume 30, Issue 12 December 2, 2004 www.elon.edu/pendulum What's Inside Elon holds annual holiday luniinaries ' Small budget? Check out inexpensive Christmas gifts to get the best bang for your buck. See p. 11 I I i VTEJ?TAiN.Vit'N .STORIB FUV>M llM i'HI-M \li> aKW Pi f^i^BsSSSSSSSa. Faculty spotlight: Ihe Physical Plant staff prepared all week long for the luminaries celebra tion by putting up holiday decorations around campus. Eton's annual holiday luminary celebration will be held at 6:30 tonight by Fonville Fountain and Scott Plaza located in front of Alamance. The Elon community will join in celebrating the holiday season by singing Christmas car ols and having hot chocolate. Hundreds of luminar ies will line the walk ways on campus. English professor Drew Perry Was recently published in an anthology. See p. 17 smstTS Ashley S. Feibish / Photographer Women's Basketball With a young basketball squad and only two returning starters, ^ team is off to a rocky start See p. 21 L Area churches plan for biannual Cookie Walk donuts, fruit. Goldfish a way to help students take a break . Rnmann a sonhomor Rriftany Smith. Reporter cupcakes, donuts, fruit. Goldfish and pretzels. Local churches such as the Elon Community Church, Faith Walk Methodist United Methodist Church, First On Wednesday, tne Methodist Church of Elon, Fellowship is pm. in and Front Street United Methodist nual Cookie ^an bring Church will provide students with a McKinnon Hall, stu^ ^^,ty of homemade and store- one can of food or any ^ bought cookies and other goodies. ishable food iteim Methodist Fellowship spon- plate of free promoted as Lch as brownies, candy. a way to help students take a break from studying and the stress of exams. Last spring, the Methodist Fellowship helped to serve 241 peo ple over 3,000 free cookies and other snacks. This year the Fellowship hopes to serve even more people and to raise 1,000 cans, instead of just the couple hundred they raised last spring, to donate to Loaves and Fishes. Jen Romano, a sophomore, describes her experience with Cookie Walk, “There were just so many kinds of cookies. It was so beautiful. It was just a room of happy. They had Oreos, chocolate chip, sugar cookies, the Fudge Shoppe cookies with the icing on them... You just can’t go wrong. See COOKIE WALK p. 4

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