December 2006

Cabrini vs. Eastern: The rivalry unpacked

Cabrini vs. Eastern: The rivalry unpacked

Eastern student by day, Superbowl commercial star by night? This could be the story of senior Corey Copeland, who was recently filmed in a Doritos commercial. In early November, Copeland spent roughly four hours on the set, as he shot what may become part of a commercial series to be aired during the Feb. 4

She has only weeks before her college career officially ends, the culmination of a 16-year academic trajectory, and she is beaming. Her excitement sneaks through her words as if she is describing an upcoming marriage, or possession of a winning lottery ticket. “I love what I’m doing,” says Kay Zittrer, a marketing major graduating a

Cabrini vs. Eastern: The rivalry unpacked

Over 1,335 days. More than 2,865 American soldiers killed. On average, more than two American lives are lost daily. Those are the facts concerning the war in Iraq. On Nov. 7, 2006, America voted for change, and that change comes in the form of the newly appointed Democratic House and Senate. Currently, Iraq is the

“After graduation, I am planning on continuing to work in the Office of Financial Aid, handling the Student Employment part. In April 2007, I’ll be getting married, so I have a lot to look forward to besides graduation.” -Andrea Stalter “I will be substitute teaching around this area and directing a jazz band at Plymouth

Who would want to wear a floppy hat in public? Who wants to chisel sauce stains off of countertops? Who wants to cut vegetables? I do. And for more than 100 Eastern students, this is just part of the routine. A friend of mine recently said that she would never work at Sodexho. I beg

I settle into my hammock. The sun is setting, the cows are all draped in shadow and the blithe air is full of their bellowing as they finish their last-minute grazing and return to the farm. I realize how swiftly the semester is drawing to a close here at CCSP Belize, just how little time

By Dan Leonard: Dealing with the question of why Eastern is so segregated is hard to address, particularly because it seems that most of Eastern doesn’t believe it is segregated, or has any problem with the issue of race in the first place. It is certainly true that Eastern is a good deal ahead of