Will Win: Colin Firth – King George VI in “The King’s Speech” Having already received a Golden Globe and various accolades from critics all across the board, it would seem that Colin Firth is the frontrunner in the race for the Oscar’s Best Actor award. Firth has received much acclaim for his role as King […]
Baseball kicked off Eastern’s first spring sport game. The Eagles who had not practiced defense on a real diamond since the fall showed some rust as they committed three key errors, losing the season opener, 5-2. The very young Eagle squad counts only three seniors to the 14 first-years on their roster of 37.
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“They thought I was missing a tooth, but then realized my jaw was broken,” said junior Erik Nelson, in reference to a recent accident during an Eastern men’s lacrosse practice. Erik Nelson was ending a Thursday practice with a five on five scrimmage, when an attack-man took a shot on goal. Instead of scoring points,
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Men’s lacrosse is ready for anything – or that was at least the idea behind their midnight practice. It was a night that was meant to push all the players to the limit so that no matter what the game situation was, it would be easier than that practice they made it through. During the
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Will Win: Amy Adams – Charlene Fleming in “The Fighter” Probably best known for her role as an out-of-place princess in Disney’s “Enchanted,” Adams amazed critics with her performance as the spunky yet tender Charlene. The actress proved that she won’t be typecast as the naïve damsel-in-distress, and her performance is proof of her vastly-underrated
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The aftermath of the Egypt Revolution
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Junior Bryant Burkhart, a Sociology and Theology major, spent the last semester among the trees and mountains of Oregon, away from the structure of traditional college life. There he studied one subject at a time and bonded closely with the 24 other students who went. “I first heard about (The Oregon Extension) freshman year and
