2006

There is no reason for either of Eastern’s basketball teams not to be holding their heads up even after starting their seasons out with several frustrating losses. An 0-2 record is hard to explain on campus, which was the case for both teams after returning from their season-opening tournaments in Chicago and Swarthmore. The women’s […]

School………………………Overall…PAC T1. Neumann…………………….4-1 2-0T1. Gwynedd-Mercy………….3-1 2-03. Alvernia………………………..3-2 1-0T4. Eastern………………………2-3 1-1T4. Marywood…………………..3-3 1-1T4. Misericordia………………..3-3 1-17. Immaculata……………………1-5 1-28. Wesley………………………….0-5 0-1T9. Arcadia……………………….1-5 0-2T9. Cabrini……………………….1-4 0-2 Recent Action12/2/06Eastern 68, Arcadia 47 11/30/06Eastern 61, Gwynedd-Mercy 77 11/28/06Eastern 87, Lancaster Bible 78 PAC North DivisionSchool…………………….Overall…PAC1. Alvernia………………………..3-3 2-0T2. Arcadia……………………….1-4 1-0T2. Gwynedd-Mercy………….3-1 1-04. Misericordia………………….2-3 1-1T5. Cedar Crest…………………0-3 0-2T5. Marywood…………………..2-4 0-2 PAC South DivisionSchool……………………Overall…PAC1.

Because of the theft of equipment and the continued use of athletic facilities by persons unrelated to Eastern University, Director of Security Jack Sheehan and Head Men’s Basketball Coach Matt Nadelhoffer were instructed by Bettie Ann Brigham, vice president of student development, to formulate a stricter policy regarding use of these areas. The following is

It was the perfect diversion. According to Director of Security Jack Sheehan, just after midnight on Nov. 2, three security officers on duty were responding to a call from Gallup, where a group of young men had been yelling and banging on a window. Meanwhile, between six and nine people were busy removing the gold

Have you carved all your pumpkins? Been on a hay ride and through a corn maze? Walked through enough haunted houses? Are you left looking for a way to combine the beautiful fall weather with a creative, inexpensive date idea? As the weather becomes cooler and the leaves turn the colors of the harvest, couples

Just three days before the Democrats took control of Congress, several key candidates appeared at a rally at Cabrini College. While recieving an ovation, Senator Bob Casey, Governor Ed Rendell, Congressman Joe Sestak, House Speaker Nancy Pelosi and former Vice President Al Gore urged America to vote for change. “We have one message. Change,” Sestak

Forget about Pilgrims. Forget about Indians. Forget about turkeys. Forget about all of those clichés that make up Thanksgiving. That is not why it’s important to me. Thanksgiving is a reason to celebrate family and friends. Sometimes, that means families that live far apart have the chance to spend time together. It’s a time to

Mandy Matthias,’06 alum, describes her first two years at Eastern as a dark time, filled with tension between her sexuality and her spirituality. She was a quiet, withdrawn girl, focused on the tumult inside her mind. “Then I had the guts to actually talk to a professor and she said, ‘Look, you’re okay and it’s

Through Federal Work Study, Warner Library is offering paid positions to build a virtual world of resources. After a few years of planning, the Virtual Bibliographic Instruction Project has begun at Eastern. VBI is a 3-D website where electronic resources from Warner Library, other libraries and websites can be accessed by students. Several high schools

Enjoy Christian hip-hop? Eastern has a new dance ministry separate from the dance program and unlike any other. “We are redefining hip-hop as one of the hottest ways to minister to God,” Emily Cusimano said. Cusimano is a sophomore history major and the co-creator of the ministry. Redefined was formed at the beginning of this