Face in the Crowd
Adele Ressler becomes graduate planner
After coaching the past ten years for men’s Division II programs at Mansfield and the University of South Carolina – Aiken, Coach Nathan Davis decided to give women’s basketball a chance: specifically Eastern’s. As this year’s women’s basketball coach, Davis expects a tough and competitive 2010 season. “I worked with the new Athletic Director Brad
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The NFL is about midway through the 2010 season, and it is arguable that there is a clear cut winner of every game. Unlike years past where the Patriots or Colts have dominated the NFL, this year’s season has been full of unpredictable upsets. Along with upsets, there has also been to some new rules.
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There is a certain point in everyone’s life where they realize who their true friends are. Be it the ever-reliable jock that is always there to spot you during a tough workout, or the cheery drama girl who offers her ears and some kind, encouraging advice, the amount of possibilities for these relationships are endless.
As I walk to and from class, I notice a significant group of diverse students. I credit part of this to the fact that Eastern University accepts many different types of people regardless of their ethnicity and religion. Having a number of students of different races and religions can help us all get a taste
Diversity of community a must Read Post »
Gough dominated “Dallup” (a team made up of students from Doane and Gallup) in this year’s PowderPuff Super Bowl on Nov. 7. “It was a very quick game, on a very cold day,” junior Lauren Rabeler, head of PowderPuff said. Although “Dallup” was the first to score in the Super bowl, Gough made its comeback
Gough wins PowderPuff Read Post »
The legend of Krampus, the Anti-Santa
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Waltonian hosts Harry Potter Party
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