On Monday, April 2, the Philadelphia Media Network (PMN) was purchased by a group of six local investors for $55 million. The last time the Philadelphia publication was up for sale in 2006, the newspaper and its websites were bought for $515 million. Lewis Katz, a founding partner for the law firm Katz, Ettin, Levine, […]
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The Multicultural Awareness Advisory Committee Annual Fashion Show on Saturday, April 14 started at 7 PM in the Recreational Gym. All the money collected from ticket sales was donated to the Lutheran Settlement House, a local charity committed to serving vulnerable individuals and families living in Philadelphia.
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On the morning of April 12, North Korea breached international law with a controversial rocket launch. The date coincided with the centennial birthday of the nation’s founder, Kim Il Sung. Although the rocket broke apart moments after liftoff, much of the global community remains concerned. North Korea-officially the Democratic People’s Republic of Korea-has long been
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In the Fall 2012 semester, Eastern University will undertake a project that has been in the making for some six years. The new student center-to be located in what is now the women’s softball field-will offer bigger spaces for student gatherings, a variety of settings for hangout and study and more opportunity for student, staff
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I think that it is a great thing that he has been arrested and is being charged for (his alleged crime). A lot of crimes like this happen and go unnoticed. I hate that it has taken this (event), but it has been (a step towards) racial reconciliation. Tess Beckwith, Senior It’s about time! Jessica
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In May of 2011, Eastern University added its 16th intercollegiate sport: women’s golf. The program began with training during the summer of 2011 and commenced competition during the fall. Currently, the team includes seven players: First-year Melissa Wylie, first-year Kaleigh Boreman, sophomore Kathryn Ann Haring, sophomore Sarah Webb, sophomore Kearby Benak, first-year Elayna Simpson and
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Summer is approaching, which means both college students and graduates will be home from school and looking for jobs. With pre-collegiate teens lining up for summer employment, and considering the tough economy, jobs for the last few years have been hard to come by. Jobs for graduates fresh from college can be scarce as well.
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A female perspective
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