The History Channel’s ten-part mini-series, “The Bible,” though met by strong opposition and controversy, has proved to be a successful series that millions of Americans are eager to watch. The ten hour show will cover the entire story of the Bible, from Genesis to Revelation. Mark Burnett – producer of […]
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The Gender Mess
Does equality outrank protection of all?
Local businesses adopt new technologies
In order for small businesses to stay afloat in today’s economy and remain ahead of competition, establishments must evolve to adopt modern technologies. More than ever, businesses are focusing on satisfying customer’s needs to maintain steady foot traffic, with a popular request being faster, easier checkout methods. The most popular […]
Do a little, save big
Money is a nice thing to have. Some people like to have big stacks of money, while other people treat it like an annoying bug that keeps climbing on them (something that must be gotten rid of as soon as possible). Ultimately, the important thing is that you have enough […]
Thoughts on the Pope’s resignation
I have been a proud Roman Catholic for 20 years. Needless to say, the text I received several weeks ago from my dad telling me that our church’s leader, Pope Benedict XVI, had resigned came as a bit of a shock. Anxious to find out exactly what had happened, I […]
Faculty and staff face another freeze
Eastern University implements cost saving measures
5 things college students should know about taxes
For some of us, this is the first time that the infamous April 15th deadline has actually meant anything. If you are filing your taxes for the first time, make sure you are well informed before you make a date with the 1040EZ. Here are some things that college students […]
The Issue: Police Force Development
Police force has declined
A decade of music:
Eastern’s 10th Annual Music Gala
Jazz in the Stacks event guide
To celebrate National Jazz and Poetry Month, Eastern’s Friends of the Library presents a month of snazzy events! Friday, April 5th At 10:30 in the Upper Atrium of the Warner Library, The Friends of the Library is showing “The Cotton Club.” Starring Richard Gere and Nicholas Cage, “The Cotton Club” […]