Pope Francis will have been the head of the Catholic Church for one year this March. In the past months, he has successfully stirred the pot with his emphasis on charity, his political tweets, and rumors of his sneaking out of the Vatican to spend time with the poor. Though many Catholics and Protestants worldwide […]
Pope’s Policy Questioned: Many Wish to See More Action From Pope Francis Read Post »
As the 2014 Olympic Winter Games approaches the city of Sochi, Russia, anticipation looms not only over the potential results within the veritable selection of sports, but over the safety of its participants and crowd-goers. Threats range from acts of terrorism, to the downplaying of any homosexual identities within the Games’ participants. In particular, the
Olympic Controversies Continue Read Post »
Eric Cohen, Executive Director of the Tikvah Fund and editor-at-large of the New Atlantis, recently drew quite a crowd to Eastern University with his lecture “Science, Technology and the Common Good”. In his speech, Cohen sought to raise awareness of growing societal issues involving science and technology and also to turn his listeners’ minds towards
Cohen Lectures on “Science, Tech, and the Common Good” Read Post »
Well, young people, it appears it is that time of year again. Excited? Nervous? Detrimentally apathetic? Excellent, welcome to the magical bridge between adolescence and adulthood. These are all emotions that build up and implode into a beautiful time full of awkward tension and wasted chocolate. This day is best known as St. Valentine’s Day,
Waltonian Guide to a Cheap (or not) Valentine’s Day Date Read Post »
“I will never quit…My Nation expects me to be physically harder and mentally stronger than my enemies. If knocked down, I will get back up, every time. I will draw on every remaining ounce of strength to protect my teammates…I am never out of the fight.” This portion of the Navy SEAL Code is quoted
Lone Survivor: True Story of Heroic Navy SEAL Team 10 and Operation Red Wings Read Post »
We Cannabis Jameka Williams Recreational marijuana is here to stay, and may possibly spread across the nation. While science and health professions have seen the good and bad of pot-smoking, particularly on the teenage brain, Colorado and Washington have legalized the sale and consumption of marijuana for people 21 and older. Many other states, such
The Issue: Marijuana Legalization…We Can or We Cannot? Read Post »
Expanding the NFL postseason may not be a bad idea. Before the eyes start rolling, think about it: If this expansion were to occur, the league and its fan base could create more of an interest. This is due to the fact that other teams will have more of a chance to get into the
The Debate: Should the NFL Reconstruct and Lengthen Postseason Play? Read Post »
With the Super Bowl on the near horizon, it is time to pause and take look back at the season. A season of big dreams, crushing defeats, inspired cities and a showing of sheer athleticism and will has led to the end of some eras and the beginning of what may be historic careers. The
The NFL Season in Conclusion and Super Bowl Preview Read Post »
Serving as head coach of the Men’s lacrosse team for two years, Kevin Wallace has led the team through their most successful seasons yet. In 2012, his first season as head coach, the team were undefeated in the Freedom conference, won the Freedom Conference Championship, and won the 2012 Mid-Atlantic Conference Championship. Furthermore, the team’s
Faith on the Field: Men’s Lacrosse Coach Kevin Wallace Read Post »
Christianity Today has recognized “The Mystery of God: Theology for Knowing the Unknowable” this year as a top choice book to “shape evangelical thought, life, and culture.” Authored by Eastern University’s Dr. Steven D. Boyer and Dr. Christopher A. Hall,the book was published by Baker Academic and was released on November 1, 2012. This novel
Eastern Professors’ Work Recognized in “Christianity Today” Read Post »
