Impact of Service Learning
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The Rundown
After an 0-2 start, Field Hockey has strung together five consecutive wins to put themselves back on top in the Freedom Conference. Senior Captain, Kelby Bolton said, “Just in the few games of our season so far I have seen strides of improvement. We started out playing a very individual game, but now we have
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What Boils My Egg
Every now and then, I feel the need to list off things that are really “boiling” me lately. And, as it turns out, this little therapeutic activity just may be interesting enough to share with the world. I present to you, my friends, something a little different this week… My Boiled Egg List of the
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The Waltonian Guide to…
Being smart without a smart phone
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MLB Playoff Races Heat Up
This season has been one of the most exciting baseball seasons in recent history. Is it because of the extra wild card that has induced heated battles in both the American and National League? Or is it the recent surges of teams who are down-and-out of the playoff race, such as the Brewers and the
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Chris Haw: Carpenter, Theologian, Author, Potter
Eastern Alum shares where life has taken him post-EU
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Valley Forge’s Own Founder’s Day Festival
College is all about finding something fun to do with friends that does not cost a lot of money. On Saturday, September 29th, there’s something free and interesting to do at Valley Forge Historical Park. The Founders’ Day Festival is a colonial-themed family event that is fun for college students, too. There is good food,
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