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Representative Weldon speaks at EU

Congressman Curt Weldon of Pennsylvania made a visit to Eastern University. Students from Eastern, Cabrini College, Villanova University and West Chester University attended. On October 21, students involved with the College Republicans arrived early to decorate Gough Great Room for the event with signs and streamers. Weldon’s visit was arranged by Shawn Murphy, president of

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Movie Review: Napoleon Dynamite is the up and coming college cult-classic

Step onto a college campus for a day or two, and you might eventually be asked, “Have you seen Napoleon Dynamite? That movie is hilarious!” In fact, you won’t find many college students who haven’t seen the movie. After walking out of the theater, you might find you’re confused about what the movie is actually

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OPINION: Yankees and Sox fans are dangerously out of control

This year’s World Series resulted in victory for the Boston Red Sox over the St. Louis Cardinals. In the events leading up to this final victory, both aficionados and newfound supporters of both the Sox and the Yankees became remarkably concentrated on the baseball season. Suddenly, the topic of small-talk conversations was not the weather

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Volleyball wins eighth consecutive PAC Championship over second seed Alvernia College

Despite facing some challenges this year, Eastern’s women’s volleyball team is ready to take its eighth consecutive conference championship and maybe even make it back to the Sweet Sixteen. “The best aspect of the team is their desire to win,” said coach Mark Birtwistle. “They have a unique ability to get the job done.” Team

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Clouds ‘ruin’ the total lunar eclipse for sky gazers at the Bradstreet observatory

Members of the Eastern community, residents of North America, South America, Europe, Africa and Antarctica were all greeted with a total eclipse of the moon. The eclipse began at 9:14 p.m. on October 27 and lasted until approximately 11:55 p.m. The first hour of the eclipse was videotaped by the Bradstreet Observatory. Then the clouds

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