Dr. Bret Kincaid, Political Science department professor, offers you the trip of a lifetime: ten days of complete emersion in Palestinian life. If you want to understand the truth behind the Israeli/Palestinian conflict, then join others like yourself this Spring Break. Warning: you may never be the same again. The purpose of this trip is […]
Palestine trip about learning, not touring Read Post »
By now, the Eastern community should know that Habitat for Humanity helped pass a resolution in Harrisburg on Sept. 20 that recognized the hard work Habitat has done by providing housing for low income families. However, what isn’t known is how much of an impact Eastern students had on the passing of the resolution. According
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Israel’s ten month building ban on the West Bank, a piece of land coveted by Israelis and Palestinians, expired at midnight on Sept. 22. Although the moratorium’s ending did spark some enthusiasm, events such as the Jewish settlers who “released balloons and broke ground for a new nursery school before the moratorium expired” has left
Israeli development ban on West Bank lifted Read Post »
Best Moment: Little girl hugs Eagle mascot Look’s like the Eagle’s gotten a new friend… Aww… Best Food: Sausage Sandwich We were right across from the Student Athletic Trainers Association table and couldn’t resist the delicious, spicy scent of their homemade sausage sandwiches. Best Banner: Gallup Hall Kea-Guffin may have won the contest, but the
Homecoming Queen Abby Briggs Social Work and Spanish Carlisle, Pa. Abby likes eating, reading and being with her friends. She also likes to travel. She has visited Morocco and studied abroad in Spain where she met her boyfriend, Pepe. She plays college intramurals, powderpuff football and is a member of ICE. She loves dancing, singing,
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Field hockey v. DeSales 8-1 Women’s soccer v. Wilkes 4-2 Men’s soccer v. Wilkes 3-0
Eagles soar to victories against DeSales and Wilkes Read Post »
At long last, the cool crisp air of autumn has rushed against my face. The tastes of ciders, pumpkins and ginger snap cookies dance on my tongue in sheer bliss. Playoffs have begun for the Phillies, and I am plastered to the couch in anticipation. Everything is just the way it should be. That is,
The open mic coffee house, held on Oct. 1. from 8:30 p.m. to 10:30 p.m., had a variety of students singing, reciting poetry and performing comedy acts. To compliment the excellent performances, the audience was offered s’mores, hot chocolate and apple cider. Many people enjoyed the snacks and drinks as they were entertained. Photos and
Students share their talent Read Post »
Westboro Baptist Church and other evangelicals are dangerously
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