Letter to the editor
Response to anonymous Westboro Baptist letter
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Archive, Opinion
2010
Archive
Top 10 Christmas Movies
Looking for a good movie to watch this holiday season? Grab a mug of hot cocoa and enjoy one of these classic Christmas flicks. 1. “It’s a Wonderful Life”: Starring Jimmy Stewart and Donna Reed, this heart-warming tale focuses on the value of every human life. 2. “Elf”: Will Ferrell portrays a human who was
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For the record: HOLIDAY EDITION!
What is your favorite holiday?
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Archive, Opinion
What boils my egg
There is a certain point in everyone’s life where they realize who their true friends are. Be it the ever-reliable jock that is always there to spot you during a tough workout, or the cheery drama girl who offers her ears and some kind, encouraging advice, the amount of possibilities for these relationships are endless.
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Music department performs Winter Festival
It may not have been snowing outside, but starting the night of Nov. 19, Eastern’s Winter Music Festival was in full swing. The tickets were purchased, the audience filled their seats and, as the lights dimmed and the performers took the stage, the greetings of the holiday season came to life. The annual event, presented
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Nickel and Dimed worth every penny
Barbara Ehrenreich, played by junior Becky Quinones, has a comfortable home, a comfortable boyfriend (played by ‘10 alum Dan Ison) and a comfortable job as a journalist. The one thing she wants to do is give it all up and experience life among America’s lower class, minimum wage workers in order to find out
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AIDS Memorial Quilt displayed on campus
“Every 9.5 minutes, another American contracts HIV, the virus that causes AIDS,” Tracy Matisak of WHYY’s Radio Times said in a broadcast on July 28. As the program continued, she shared the statistics of people infected with HIV/AIDS in Philadelphia. It is five times the national average and 1.5 times greater than New York City.
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