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Eastern honors accomplishments of its longest-serving president

Eastern University’s gymnasium was transformed into a decorative place filled with the music of a stringed quartet and the mingling of approximately 300 people in honor of the 10-year anniversary of President David R. Black. Tables were covered with pleasing desserts and fragrant coffee, and colorful fall blooms were visible on the stage. It was

Starry skies and firelight lit up Walton Patio on Sept. 21. Eastern University’s young talent glorified God by presenting their artistry of song, poetry and humor to schoolmates and friends.

MOVIES The Darjeeling Limitedthree brothers, a trip across India, and Owen Wilson Sept. 28 Lust, Cautionintrigue, romance, history and warSept. 28 EVENTS Beyond Therapyinsanity, love and comedy on the stageOct. 2-14Villanova TheatreCall the box office at 610-519-7474 for tickets. Fine Arts FestivalOct. 12St. Davids campusCall the box office at 610-225-5545 for more information. CONCERTS Blue

These students know how to turn empty aluminum cans into a house. You can wave the magic wand, too.

Leah MulhearnRD of Gallup Hall & Coordinator of Housing a. was an extra in the Fire Safety Video.b. doesn’t use shampoo. c. was an RA in Kea-Guffin. Marvin Jonessenior, SGA Executive President a. went to a wildlife park in Canada when he was six years old and ended up with a grizzly bear on top

Our staff’s recommended activities for the coming weeks

The Sept. 14 carnival provided inflatable outdoor fun.

So picture this … you are studying abroad and will be learning a new language. More than that, you are already in your upper 40s, and learning a language is not so easy anymore. You come to a university full of people whose culture and language are completely foreign. You try to engage them, but

Kenyan children are amazed at the pastiness of our skin. They are equally astonished by the fact that we have hair on our arms; they will play with it and never let go, as if it were gold. These children will hold your hand and grab your arm and not let go until you pull