With a new year ahead of us, the Waltonian staff has spent the past week and a half brainstorming, planning and dreaming of how to make this paper the best resource possible for you, the students. If you remember – but I doubt you do – we actually won a few awards last year, but […]
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Students perform original play, Missed Connections
Eastern on the Fringe Read Post »
If you could have dinner with any figure in history, who would it be and why? Codie ToddPennsville, N.J.Sparrowk “Abraham Lincoln – I’d want to ask him if he regrets not having body guards.” Nick AntonelliGilbertsville, Pa. Gallup D “The guy who discovered the wheel. I just want to watch him eat.” Stephanie GoshertEphrata, Pa.
New Kids on the Hall Read Post »
Three teams look to defend their MAC Championships
Fall back into action Read Post »
“After three years of serving students and shaping leaders who will surely change communities and lives, the Eastern in the City one-year undergraduate program will be closing,” according to the letter that was distributed to the administration, faculty and staff of Eastern in February. EIC was a program under the umbrella of the School for
Eastern in the City closed Read Post »
Textbooks can be a costly college requirement, but if you shop wisely you can save big and have more money for the rest of the semester. Buy used. The college bookstore usually offers a limited number of used textbooks, but even more used books can be found online. Web sites such as Half.com and Amazon.com
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Dr. Stephen Gatlin, professor of history, spent one week of the summer vacationing on the coast of Delaware and the remaining months in a state of deep concentration, tuning out any distractions from the hefty texts in front of him. German nature philosophy and the Beatles kept him occupied, reading 5 lengthy books on the
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