Beginning this semester, Eastern University’s dance department, in partnership with NovaCare, will be administering athletic assessments for dance majors and minors. This is an unprecedented first for EU’s dance department as we emphasize the needs and unique attributes of each dancer as an individual in our new Dancer Wellness Program. The assessments will identify the […]
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Fields of green, dotted with yellow, sprinkled with blue, add a little purple. Splashed with red, blooming here and there, and over where? A blanket of white spread so neatly and pure; calm and serene, innocent in all that green. The source of it all, watch as it sweeps the floor, ascends atop and falls
Police force has declined
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I have been a proud Roman Catholic for 20 years. Needless to say, the text I received several weeks ago from my dad telling me that our church’s leader, Pope Benedict XVI, had resigned came as a bit of a shock. Anxious to find out exactly what had happened, I immediately logged onto Twitter. What
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Loss is inevitable, and we all understand this. But when the moment comes for us to say goodbye, we never can grasp how to let go. The moments we spent in the last encounter are on a constant loop in our mind, and the memories of the one we had to let go of seem
Getting Married: I’m not going to mention “Ring by Spring” because that will only stress everyone out. The last thing I’d ever want to do is remind all those single Seniors out there that this will probably be the last chance they ever have to meet a nice Christian significant other. I mean, there’s really
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This past weekend, the city of Philadelphia saw first hand the madness of March in the NCAA Tournament. On Friday, students and workers alike in the Philadelphia area watched two local teams, Temple and La Salle, upset higher seeded favorites, N.C. State and Kansas State, in the tournament. For La Salle, it was their second
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Amidst the excitement of the developing spring season, there is also a twinge of melancholy, as Eastern prepares to say farewell Brad Fields. Fields will be taking over the Assistant Director position at his alma mater, Centre College in Kentucky, this fall. Fields made the following comment about his upcoming departure: “As my family and
Men’s Tennis Coach Mark Spangler has his eyes set on returning to Conference playoffs this year with his rather young team. With only three returning players (Mylon Weaver, Tyler Schultz and lone senior, Codie Todd) Coach Spangler hopes for a season full of improvements on an individual, as well as, team level. Ultimately, he is
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