Narcissism is not awareness
Facebook statuses take away from Breast Cancer awareness month
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Archive, Opinion
2010
Archive, Opinion
College debt worth the cost of loans
A college degree is one of the most important things a person can earn in a lifetime. It is a fact that a college degree is the passport to a good, steady income. The majority of students who attend school take out loans in some form or another, unless they come from a rich family.
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Archive, Opinion
Being informed for an election is the Christian thing to do
The radio commercials are over, the road signs are down, and people who stood by the side of the road supporting their candidate of choice now stuff dumpsters with the signs they once held, heading indoors. It makes you think, doesn’t it? With so many people behind each candidate, is there a right answer? Is
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Archive, News & Features
R4Kenya: Running for a cause
What started out as a simple desire to incorporate the love of running with a mission to help ultimately developed into a dedicated group of runners who share a common purpose: to Run 4 Kenya. The story begins with Eastern alum Michael Wilson who, during his sophomore year at the university, thought up the club
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Archive, News & Features
Scottish Dancing Club
Where men (and women) wear skirts
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A&E, Archive
Classy pizza at Anthony’s Coal Fired Pizza
The sign above my head read “Warning! Our pizza is ‘Well Done’.” The crowded entryway proved that this was true. Anthony’s Coal Fired Pizza in Wayne is a booming hot spot for friends and families of all social rankings. With a bar, a sit down restaurant and a takeout option, this casually elegant pizza place
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A&E, Archive
U.K. movie “Nowhere Boy” reveals untold story of John Lennon’s childhood
This artist is considered to be one of the world’s most inspiring songwriters of our time, and his impact on modern music is profound, to say the least. Many view John Lennon as the founder of The Beatles or as the outspoken symbol of the counterculture that advocated peace and love. What is not often
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A&E, Archive
Taylor Swift’s new CD, “Speak Now,” breaks the silence
Taylor Swift’s new CD was released on October 25 with the thought-provoking title, “Speak Now.” As explained in the CD’s insert, each song is based off of thoughts or opinions Swift did not express “when the moment was right in front of (her).” The idea behind the CD is that everyone has moments in their
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A&E, Archive
Eastern bands battle for the best
On October 30, 2010, Eastern held its very first Battle of the Bands competition in the Main Gymnasium. Four different bands came out to compete for a chance at a free recording session at a studio. The four bands were Broadcast Hearts, Tokens of Home, Band 3 and Apolytose. It was Band 3 that went
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For the record
Senior Abby Anthony “Mmm… stuffing! My Nana June’s stuffing.” First-year Seth Miller “Cranberry relish, the perfect blend of sweet and sour in one bowl!” Senior Mike Ozaki “Deep fried turducken. It’s a duck shoved inside of a chicken shoved inside of a turkey!” Junior RJ Joseph “My grandma’s homemade lasagna and ham. It’s the best!”