The United States of America and Iran have been using a strikingly high amount of cyber weapons against one another, used for spying and sabotage. This was all described by a National Security Agency document written in the spring of 2013 by Gen. Keith B. Alexander. He was the director of the National Security agency […]
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Just because a program changes hands, does not mean it has to change goals. For several years the Perspectives Program at Eastern has served to stimulate the intellectual and often spiritual side of students with compelling speakers and videos. The program also has a very specific goal in mind. “The nice thing about this program
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Disabilities come in diverse forms and have the potential of posing lifelong challenges that require appropriate management. Most disabilities occur at conception or birth or during a person’s lifetime. The medical community classifies conditions causing disabilities as inherited, congenital, acquired or unknown. As postsecondary education becomes the gateway to better employment opportunities and improved lifestyle
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A creative writing piece Rouketopolemous, “Rocket War,” is celebrated the day before Easter Sunday in Greece. It’s an event that unites Greece. Rockets collide, but I don’t care I find love to be unfair. The people in Greece- They sip and they feast As they wait for me- to let the rockets release. Please God
Eastern University Theatre Presents The Picnic by William Inge Directed by Jenny Tibbels Assistant Directed by Allison Cox In a small town where tradition reigns during the early 1950’s, a handsome stranger arrives and rocks the world of its inhabitants. Who will fight to preserve their way of life, and who will risk everything to
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What do Kristen Wiig, Leslie Jones, Kate McKinnon and Melissa McCarthy all have in common? They are the newest ghost hunters in the new “Ghostbusters” remake. The first “Ghostbusters” was released in 1984 when audiences fell in love with Bill Murray, Dan Aykroyd, Harold Ramis and Ernie Hudson, the team of New York City ghost
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This year Eastern’s literary magazine, Inklings, is making a few changes, including collaborating with the Eastern University art club and adding a new category for submissions. For the first time, the art club, Society of Art and Illustration, will be designing the magazine’s cover. Also, students will now be able to submit cartoons and illustrations
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It is hard to imagine the life of those that lived under impoverished conditions. It is also difficult to see the challenges that orphans face because they do not have a parent. Those that have the privilege to live life without those sufferings, it is difficult to interpret their lives and understand them completely. “Orphan
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Feat. Greg Sobocinski WALTON DINING COMMONS — After the immense honor of being named the Third Most Beautiful Christian College Campus, Eastern University has recently been awarded with yet another honorable title. As of March 14th, Eastern has been named the Twelfth Most Altruistic Christian College. The source of this accreditation is traced back to
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It is the time of year where Christians decide to fast from food, physical pleasures, or negative habits. Fellow Christians are excited about what others are planning to give up and ask each other, “Oh, what are you giving up this year?” Then, the conversation about Lent becomes stagnant, and it seems that many Christians
