Although the Eastern University softball team could not complain about the weather, (the song somewhere sunny and 75 comes to mind), the warm temperatures did not help the team come home with the winning record they had hoped for. During the trip to the Tucson Invitational in Arizona the Eagles met up with 5 teams […]
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Eastern’s softball team finished the 2014 season 16-19, with an away record of 10-9. The club struggled playing at home as they were 3-6. The Eagles begin the 2015 season traveling westward to Arizona. They begin their spring break with games against Siena Heights University, otherwise known as the Saints (3/1). The Saints hail from
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[twocol_one]NBA Alex Kraft College basketball and NBA fans have seemingly been at odds since Joseph Naismith first started tossing balls into suspended peach baskets. I have always fallen on the NBA’s side of the argument. When I was growing up, I was not raised to love either the NBA or college basketball. As a kid,
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The women’s basketball team has been dominant throughout the second half of their season, not dropping a game since Jan. 14. With only a few games in the conference left before semi-finals, here’s a look at what the team has accomplished. At home, the Eagles have yet to lose a matchup beating both DeSales University
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Spring Break is quickly approaching and that means the commencement of spring sports. The Eagles’ spring teams are ready to begin the season. This year, several Eastern clubs will travel to warm weather for spring break. We begin with the Eagles’ tennis team. The Eagles will be heading down to Orlando Florida February 27th. They
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The men’s basketball team finished their season with a victory over Desales Saturday afternoon. They won 77-75 in a nail biting finish to end the season. Four players scored double digit in Saturday’s win. Shaquan Turk led the team with 21 points. Malcolm Garrison scored 15 points. Austin Carroll had 13 points and Tarek Hamzeh
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On Faith, Science, and Looking for Truth Several months ago I found myself locked in a conversation with two atheists about my age. One of the topics discussed was whether or not there is absolute truth regarding morality. An argument that one of the young men presented was that morality has been defined in a
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I was pretty jazzed when I heard Eastern was launching a campaign called “Wake Up the World”. We are living in powerful times; from Ferguson to Iraq, history is being written. The world is plagued by violence and injustice, and in Philly alone we have almost one homicide a day. The deep inequity between rich and
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While in college, the question of how to eat healthy with limited time and money is ever-present. Perhaps you live in the Village or are about to graduate and move into your first apartment. Whatever situation you find yourself in, there is always the temptation to disregard all healthy food as expensive and seek to
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It is amazing that, in 2015, sexual abuse can still be marketed as romantic after all of the campaigns against assault, but yet, the film “Fifty Shades of Grey” brought in over $90 million in just four days. In “Fifty Shades of Grey,” college literature student Anastasia Steele goes to interview the beautiful, brilliant and
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