Even though February is coming to a close, it is never too late to celebrate black history. Philadelphia just happens to be one of the best places to do so. As a stop along the Underground Railroad and a destination for southern African-Americans seeking to escape from the segregated Jim Crow south, Philadelphia is home […]
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An uprising against the administration of Syrian President Bashar al-Assad was sparked last March and has since led to an estimated 7,000 deaths—civilians, government troops and “defectors.” The situation became increasingly heated in November 2011 in an area called Jabal al-Zawiya. There, Syrian security forces killed approximately 200 people, assumed to be army “defectors.” These
Laughter could be heard pouring out of McInnis Auditorium on Saturday night. Some 60 fun-loving people filled the room, including three comedians and emcee Kadreana Mack. The Student Activities board hosted Comedy Night 2012, inviting comedians Chris Cotton from Philadelphia and Derek Gains and Chris Clark from New Jersey to Eastern University’s stage. Sophomore Kendel
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