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Picture this: you are sitting in your dorm room on a Saturday afternoon, and you are bored to death. Not a very hard thing to imagine, is it? How about something active, where you can hear great music, meet people and learn something new? If that sounds like fun to you, then the Saturday Night […]

While baby-sitting, grass-cutting and working at McDonald’s show that you have work experience, they will not impress prospective employers. Contrary to popular belief, internships do not provide lessons on glorified coffee making and paper filing. Rather, they give students the chance to gain hands-on experience in a possible future profession. In today’s fast-paced world, the

The 2006 Eastern women’s field hockey team recently received the award for the best GPA among all Division III schools in the country. With an average GPA of 3.52, the team beat out St. Mary’s College of Maryland for the title. This is not the first time the team has claimed the GPA crown for

Eastern’s women’s lacrosse team is off to a great start. This year, in keeping with tradition, they have a winning record and are considered a threat to every team in their conference. They also have unity, forged by a spring break trip to Florida and an emphasis on passing in games. The team has made

Extra! Extra! Read all about it. Eastern is becoming the next Hollywood. Over the past few weeks, senior communications major Amanda Dawson has filmed her very own version of a reality show on the St. Davids campus. The reality show is entitled Eastern Bachelor, and her rendition of it is for her senior seminar class.

Eastern dance students demonstrated a wide range of dance styles and abilities. From ballet to hip hop, modern to African dance, all were represented at the show. The top picture features the dance “Broken Bread,” which was choreographed by Saleana Pettaway. The picture in the middle features the dance “Release.” From left, the dancers were

“Prepare for Glory!” read the caption on posters advertising the movie 300, which was released on March 9, 2007. The movie, based on the graphic novel 300 by author Frank Miller and illustrator Lynn Varley, is another success in a long tradition of epic battle films. What makes the film exceptional, however, is not the

As I embark from the school bus at the mouth of the Guatemala City cathedral, I am enveloped by its cavernous darkness, alleviated only by a few lone candles burning on the altar. The light flickers, transforming the solid pillars into dancing columns of light and shadow. I kneel in a pew half way down

Our education is worth so much more. Recently, the office of the president of Eastern University sent out letters to inform students of a decision to increase the cost of tuition and fees. While the increase itself is no surprise, the amount is. According to President David Black, private universities usually see an increase in

Chairman of the Democratic National Committee will address issues of faith in the party