SAB The buzz word for SAB this year is Friday. “Almost everything we have planned this year is on a Friday,” Coordinator of Student Activities Paul Daigle said. “Now students will always know when student activities events are being held.” Every weekend is scheduled with activities ranging from coffee houses to dances. One new feature […]
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Students perform original play, Missed Connections
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Sequel blasts into theaters as the #1 summer movie
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Dr. Joselli DeansAssociate Director of Dance Dr. Joselli Deans spent part of her summer working on her Faith in Learning Paper, which is part of the tenure process. Her paper, focused on dance ministry, contains “a theological explanation of ministry with a presentational understanding of dance.” Dr. Christine Bayles-KortschProfessor of English “This summer I completed
Gatlin prepares for his unusual classes
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Bryon Calawa bcalawa@eastern.edu While addressing an audience of about 300 in McInnis auditorium, legendary Philadelphia radio broadcaster Irv Homer suddenly collapsed. On June 24, Homer was scheduled to introduce author G. Edward Griffin for a program by The Big Talker 1210 AM when he suffered a massive heart attack. Standing at the podium, Homer appeared
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Stephanie Weaver sweaver@eastern.edu The ongoing debate about health care reform made headlines once again on Aug. 17 when President Barack Obama announced he was considering dropping his “public option” insurance plan for a compromising nonprofit health cooperative proposal. The government-run public option has been a heated topic between conservatives and liberals over the past months.
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