Women’s Basketball Player Profile
Shante Jones
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February 2011
Archive, Opinion
Hey Radnor, where’s the beef?
By and large, the students here at Eastern are a pretty mellow bunch. Just compare us to your stereotypical college and you’ll find a number of marked differences. We don’t throw wild parties. Alcohol and drug usage are pretty much nonexistent here. We don’t run wild through Wayne like a bunch of hooligans and trash
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Best Actress
Will Win: Natalie Portman – Nina Sayers in “Black Swan” Natalie Portman is the most likely candidate to win Best Actress this year. Her role as Nina Sayers in the film “Black Swan” won her both the Screen Actors Guild award and a Golden Globes award for Best Actress in a Drama. In addition, Portman’s
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Best Picture
Will Win/Should Win: “The King’s Speech” By everything that is good and holy, “The King’s Speech” will go home with the Oscar. Logistically, it just makes sense: “King’s Speech” garnered 12 Academy nominations, putting them in the lead for most nominations this year. Of course, quantity does not make quality, but “King’s Speech” has that
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A tough goodbye to Acme
Prior to our Christmas break, rumors spread that the Acme in Wayne would soon be shutting its doors. I didn’t want to believe it. Without that Acme, it would be impossible to walk into Wayne to shop for groceries. But much to my dismay, the rumor mill had it right. When I pulled into the
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Small signs are more trouble than they’re worth
Driving onto campus towards the end of last semester, I noticed many cute little stop signs near Sparrowk Hall on Thomas Drive, which is the road to the Upper McInnis parking lot. There were also a couple of stop sign-shaped symbols on the ground in both the Upper and Lower McInnis parking lots. “Thomas Drive
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What boils my egg
I cannot lie and say that I was a part of the masses that huddled around their televisions for the Super Bowl. Football never really intrigued me. I grew up on baseball, so “watching the big game” had a completely different meaning. However, I did pass by the T.V. on multiple occasions. At the end
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Sexuality education for religious leaders
In addition to teaching in the psychology department at Eastern, I serve on the faculty of the Center for Sexuality and Religion, providing seminars to seminary leaders with a program called “21st Century Challenges To Sexuality and Religion.” These seminars aim to address the practical sexuality problems and issues seminary leaders face in their own
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For the record
Sophomore Amanda Morris “Habitat for Humanity, somewhere where it’s warm!” First-year Jeremy Derksen “Surfing in Tofino.” Junior Arielle Myrthil “Going away and helping someone.” Senior Vinitha Visuvasam “Catching up on college work. 4.0, baby!” Information and photos compiled by Bethany Dahlstrom