Seniors steal the show
English majors show off their literary knowledge
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Archive, News & Features
April 2010
A&E, Archive
Best of the best: Musicians show talent at concert
These are the best of the best,” chair of the music department Ron Matthews said proudly as he looked back to the musicians on stage during his opening announcement. It was the second night of the Spring Music Festival in McInnis, and the auditorium was over half full, ready to hear the pieces of music
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A&E, Archive
The Call in Camden
With the campus deep into finals mode, many students find themselves looking for things to do or to get off campus for a few hours, anything that will allow them to be away from Eastern, and exams, for just a little bit. Well, there’s good news: if you aren’t studying tonight, go check out “The
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Archive
Penny-pincher plight
Only the tight-fisted upset over Philly soda tax
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Archive, News & Features
Eastern’s Ordinary People
Dave Sanderson charms the Dining Commons
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Archive, News & Features
Online courses at EU
The option of taking online classes is not yet available to students of the College of Arts and Sciences, but a team of faculty members and administrators has formed to discuss and plan for the implementation of these changes. The group of twelve, known as the Distance Education Task Force, meets about every week. According
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Dr. Price and four other professors retire
After years of pulling a head out of a paper bag, history professor Dr. Robert Price will be retiring from teaching. Price has spent the last ten years teaching African-American and Modern European history at Eastern, along with a few Western Civilization classes. For many students in his Western Civilization classes, the highlight of the
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Archive, Opinion
Letter to the editor: SAGE responds to gender articles
Dear Editor, We are writing to express our thoughts regarding the April 14 centerspread in the Waltonian on “Understanding the Way THEY Think.” As executive board members of Students Advocating Gender Equality, we found the first article titled, “The Science of Gender” both informative and refreshing. Quotes from Dr. Mary Stewart Van Leeuwen were the
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Archive, News & Features
A different kind of prospective visit:
Fourth graders from Barry School come to EU for a day
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Archive, Opinion
To be there or not to be there’
The question of attendance
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