Loss is inevitable, and we all understand this. But when the moment comes for us to say goodbye, we never can grasp how to let go. The moments we spent in the last encounter are on a constant loop in our mind, and the memories of the one we had to let go of seem […]
This past weekend, the city of Philadelphia saw first hand the madness of March in the NCAA Tournament. On Friday, students and workers alike in the Philadelphia area watched two local teams, Temple and La Salle, upset higher seeded favorites, N.C. State and Kansas State, in the tournament. For La Salle, it was their second
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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 and other first time-filers (and
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In an effort to promote off-campus socializing, Eastern University Security, sponsored by the Student Activities Board (S.A.B.) and the Office of Faith and Practice, will begin offering a shuttle service to Fox & Hound every Tuesday night, starting on April 2nd. Often referred to as simply “The Fox,” this King of Prussia sports bar is
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In an apparent attempt to ride the wave of success found by several states last November, Democratic leaders in New Jersey are attempting to override a veto banning same sex marriage within their state. If necessary, these Democratic leaders within the Senate and Assembly are willing to put the issue to a public vote this
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According to Pennsylvania Department of Agriculture, the state “leads the nation in the number of farms and acres permanently preserved for agricultural production.” The Department’s Bureau of Farmland Preservation has the goal of saving prime farmland and guaranteeing future food supply in the prospect of a healthier economy. The movement for the preservation of farmlands
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Eastern University’s Health and Wellness Committee and the Human Resource Department brings the annual Health and Wellness fair to the recreation gym March 21 from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. Faculty, students and members of the community can expect to gain important information about nutrition and easy ways to stay fit. Attendees can expect door
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If someone took you and three of your friends and put you on a sports team with nine people you had never played with before, how well could you expect to do? This is the situation Eastern University’s softball team currently finds itself in, with only four returning players and nine freshman taking the field
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