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Using Halo to witness to today’s youth

They understand the theories of evolution, seven-day creation and intelligent design. They understand that circuses and zoos became popular at the same time as evolution, putting the human-animal connection on a warm and fuzzy level. They understand that their characters have parallels with John Stewart, Rush Limbaugh and Pat Robinson. The cast of Inherit the

On Sept. 28, the world lost a journalism great-a news hound who worked hard, burned the midnight oil and loved every minute of it. This enthusiastic journalist, affectionately known as Waltoniben or Gentle Ben, left big footprints in the lives of his Waltonian colleagues. Here are a few parting memories from those who were privileged

Best Food The day of sunshine allowed students to celebrate Homecoming in style, and that’s with food. While many tables had sweet delectables such as bakery items or candied or caramel apples, the most popular were the ones that served lunch. SIFE’s decision to make and sell cheesesteaks was a hit. While they had a

As fans waited for pitcher Brett Myers to throw the third strike on Sept. 30 against the Washington Nationals, they became part of a historical moment that will be replayed forever. When Myers threw the last pitch, the Phillies celebrated reaching the playoffs for the first time since 1993. Before the season, Phillies shortstop Jimmy

Local artist shares abilities and generosity with the university through paintings

Is it really possible to become stress-free? Some people encourage breathing techniques or daily planners that help structure your time. Others say that you can be stress-free if you have balance. These are all good suggestions, but we all know a college student’s life is anything but balanced. A normal day for students could include

As a community of believers here at Eastern, the unfortunate tendency is to know very little about any denominations except for our own. Because of this, The Waltonian has decided to open a window into the Episcopalian denomination. The Institutional Research Department notes that here at Eastern, there are 28 students who identify themselves as

Time changes just about everything. College marks an important bridge between adolescence and adulthood, where independence blossoms and relationships with parents change from what they were in simpler years. For many students, Homecoming represents the opportunity to see parents for the first time since the summer. Where childhood would garner nervous phone calls during the