Old Hollywood vs. New Hollywood
BSL hosts Soul Infusion
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A tough goodbye to Acme
Prior to our Christmas break, rumors spread that the Acme in Wayne would soon be shutting its doors. I didn’t want to believe it. Without that Acme, it would be impossible to walk into Wayne to shop for groceries. But much to my dismay, the rumor mill had it right. When I pulled into the
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Archive, Opinion
What boils my egg
I cannot lie and say that I was a part of the masses that huddled around their televisions for the Super Bowl. Football never really intrigued me. I grew up on baseball, so “watching the big game” had a completely different meaning. However, I did pass by the T.V. on multiple occasions. At the end
Archive, Opinion
Small signs are more trouble than they’re worth
Driving onto campus towards the end of last semester, I noticed many cute little stop signs near Sparrowk Hall on Thomas Drive, which is the road to the Upper McInnis parking lot. There were also a couple of stop sign-shaped symbols on the ground in both the Upper and Lower McInnis parking lots. “Thomas Drive
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Archive, News & Features
American hiker trial continues in Iran
In 2009, three young Americans, Shane Bauer, Sarah Shourd and Josh Fattal were arrested and detained for 18 months after being accused of spying and illegally entering Iran while hiking on near the Iran–Iraq border. Bauer is a freelance journalist and photographer who lived in Damascus with Shourd, who is a teacher, writer and women’s
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Eastern undergoes beautification process
Eastern has always made sure its campus has stayed pretty, be it through planting and preserving native plants, or by maintaining the three gorgeous ponds and several streams on campus. The pristine campus has been a huge asset to the school and school officials are not going to take it for granted. Eastern will be
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Archive, Sports
NHL: President’s curse and season outlook
Second to the Stanley Cup, the Presidents’ Trophy may be the most prized possession in the National Hockey League. The Presidents’ Trophy is given to the team that finishes the regular season with the most points. This trophy shows that your offense was able to dominate for an entire season. But just because a team
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The History of the Academy Awards
In the 80-plus years the Oscars have been around, the ceremony has grown just as rapidly as the films they honor. From a humble beginning as a yearly banquet, the Oscars have now become a world wide event – they’re the Super Bowl of movies. The very first ceremony was on May 16, 1929, and
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Senior class representatives signed in and ready to serve
Katy Glorioso, Jonathan Finn, Michelle Gallaher and Vinitha Visuvasam are the current SGA representatives of the Class of 2011.
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Students visit Haiti
What was the most interesting thing you did over Christmas break? For a group of six Eastern students, it was boarding a plane and flying to the poorest country in the Western Hemisphere. On Jan. 8, approximately one year after the devastating earthquake, Anne Francois and six students traveled to the country of Haiti. The
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