Since the 116th Congress was sworn in this Jan., there has been a lot of talk about a woman wearing big hoop earrings and red lipstick waltzing around D.C. like she owns the place. Who is this woman and what is she doing on the Congress floor? Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez […]
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I watch music videos daily, so making a list of my favorite ones became very hard. I looked at some of the videos in my watch history recently to help. Here is a list of my current favorites! 1. “Peek-A-Boo” by Red Velvet Pizza delivery guys and murder are included in this popular K-pop video. 2.
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On Feb. 28, Eastern University will be hosting a one-woman performance called “Uninvited Girl.” While a one-woman play seems unusual, this play first premiered in 2016 and has been performed for two years now. It was first performed shortly after the presidential election at Christ Church Neighborhood House in Philadelphia. It was
A lot of my intern work consists of me sitting on my laptop and staring at my screen. Which, to most people, probably seems boring and dreary. This is understandable, but there are so many beautiful things inside of my internship that make up for any reservations I might have had at
A Letter to Dr. Gramby-Sobuwke Dear Dr. Gramby-Sobuwke, The most wonderful part of being your student is the way you facilitate our conversation. When you catch a person’s eye across the room, it encourages them to speak up and say what is on their mind. You coax each person
An Appreciation for Professor Gidjunis I love Professor Rebecca Gidjunis because she was really the first professor here at Eastern that made me feel excited to be here! Before even meeting her, I was immediately drawn to her course description for Intro to Creative Writing. I am an English Writing major, so of
Growing with Dr. Putnam Many of you have maybe seen Dr. Frederic Putnam getting around campus by scooter. Dr. Putnam, or Mr. P as his students like to call him, has taught graduate, post and under-graduate courses in biblical language and interpretation since 1984. He has given a plethora of speeches and
A Letter to Dr. Hatch: How this professor impacted an Eastern student. Dear Dr. Hatch, To begin, I just wanted to say thank you for being my professor. Each time I take one of your classes, I look forward to learning more from you and hearing the jokes you make. Since my
Black cats, high school drama and the Dark Lord— this is all you need to dive deep into the new Netflix original series, The Chilling Adventures of Sabrina. Based on the Archie Comics, this Netflix show, released just before Halloween of this year, follows the young half-witch Sabrina Spellman,
In the month of Feb., there are multiple events that were held or are being held to celebrate Black History Month. The events ranged from panel discussions, presentations from professors and even a trivia night. However, included in the line up of the events was a Unity Paint Night (this is also
