March 2007

“Ruminate was created for every person who has paused over a good word, a real story, a perfect brushstroke, longing for the significance they point us toward,” according to its mission statement. The art of religion is often lost on a campus engrossed with faith, reason and justice. Yet, for one who finds himself or […]

Men’s Volleyball Club is successful and flies under the radar

A professor was recently honored and a school named in an intimate setting at the Radnor Hotel. During the Feb. 20 event, Eastern dignitaries and special guests of education professor Helen Loeb gathered to honor her for years of service to Eastern and the education community and to celebrate the naming of the Loeb School

Survey based on a poll of 300 Eastern students.

Picture this: It’s a late Saturday afternoon, and you and your friends are feeling a little restless. You would like to go eat, but because of the Dining Commons’ hours and the lack of other viable food options on campus, you are left with nowhere to turn but the closest vending machine. That, my friend,

The recent recording of the Hugh Hewitt Show in McInnis auditorium was part of a birthday celebration for Eastern board member Jack Templeton. The Feb. 19 show featured a debate between Eastern Professor Emeritus Tony Campolo and Frank Gaffney, the president of the Center for Security Policy, on the role of America in the world.

“1, 2, 3… Nigger” resounded throughout Baird Library. At the command of the night’s speaker, Butch Slaughter, author of web site www.dienigga.com, the phrase was repeated over and over until he thought everyone felt comfortable with the term. The Feb. 28 BSL/MAC sponsored event was entitled “The N-Word Tragedy” and was focused on the connotations