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“Not all Those who wander are lost. . .” An Inside Look at EU Study Abroad Programs

bplimpto / 03/20/2017

Jordan by Elizabeth Byrd [media-credit name=”Elizabeth Byrd/ The Waltonian ” align=”alignleft” width=”260″][/media-credit] When you tell people that you studied abroad in the Middle East, they tend to get this wide-eyed look of amazement and demand that you tell them everything about it. I have come to accept this as part of living […]

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Creative voices of EU

rbaker1 / 03/06/2017

[nine things a blanket can be] Ruby Baker one. a blanket can be a starting line to a long race folded and laid out on the floor the first item my parents ever bought together it was a testament to seven years of love between them two. a blanket can be a cape knotted in

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The Legacy of EU’s First Graduate

acarrol3 / 02/20/2017

In his 2015 commencement address to the Palmer Theological Seminary graduates at its West Virginia site, Ben Vincent said, “For my grandfather, I found evidence of his faithfulness.” Vincent was referring to author Randall Frame, who cited the following song lyrics when explaining the reason why he wrote his book “Praise and Promise”:

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Eastern’s NCAA Track and Field Program Takes Off

acarrol3 / 01/30/2017

To some Eastern students, it is news to find out that we have a Track and Field team. Yet to the athletes, practices at Valley Forge, workouts in the gym and traveling for meets is very much a part of their daily reality. For those of you who may be confused by the

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Philly Art: Paint the Revolution An exploration of Mexican Modernism

acarrol3 / 11/21/2016

Stepping through the doorway of the Philadelphia Museum of Art’s newest exhibit “Paint the Revolution: Mexican Modernism” is a unique experience that allows you to, quite actually, step back in time to experience a world of rich history and culture that is oftentimes otherwise and unfortunately characterized by gaudy, Americanized versions of the

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