From Becky Herold In regards to the piece “Got Milk?” in last issue’s opinions section, I offer a few counterpoints for Eastern’s student body to consider. 1) The mechanisms described are misinformed. Firstly, milk and other acid-forming foods do not simply make your body acidic, and this is a misleading way to approach their effects. […]
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[twocol_one]True Threat Kit Apostolacus The millennial generation is a threat to the workplace, but not because of any generalized traits or stereotypes. Instead, the millennial generation is a threat to the workplace because I have a faith in my peers to stand up for justice, even in the workplace. The workplace is not abstracted from
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The Eastern Eagles field hockey team currently finds themselves on the outside looking in when it comes to making the conference playoffs. They have two games left in the regular season. They dropped a 4-3 decision on Oct. 25 at Manhattanville College and will have wrapped up the regular season by Oct. 28. The Eagles
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The Eastern women’s volleyball team has continued their dominance of the Freedom Conference, running their conference record for the season to 6-0 with three consecutive victories from Oct. 7-21. The Eagles sweetened the pot when they added a fourth victory, a four set upset of 10th ranked Juniata. After a strong defensive performance saw the
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Women’s soccer has had a long and exhaustive season thus far. With a current record of 5-12-0 overall as well as a conference record of 2-4-0, Coach Dan Mouw and the Eagles are holding on to a fourth place ranking for the Freedom Conference Tournament in the upcoming weeks. Despite the fight for their place
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Eastern University Men’s Soccer is having a kicking season. The Eagles are off with 12 wins and two losses. The Eagles have already clinched a playoff spot in this year’s MAC championships. With two more conference games against Desales University and Wilkes University, the Eagles hope to seal home field advantage in the playoffs. The
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The NHL season has just begun. There are a few surprises this season already. A few teams are surprising early on and a few teams are disappointing early on. No team has been more of a surprise than the Nashville Predators who have not lost a game in regulation yet. The Nashville Predators and the
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As some faculty, staff and students have noticed, construction is currently underway in the library for the purpose of supplying the two new hires with a work space. In addition, the Human Resources Department is relocating to the library as well. Two Human Resources positions began on July 1, 2014, created by Dr. Kent Sparks,
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On Saturday, September 27, Philadelphia hosted the March To End Rape Culture. Formerly known as the “Slut Walk”, the March to End Rape Culture was hosted by the Pussy Division, Hollaback Philly, Project SAFE, Factory Girls, PAVE Philly, Permanent Wave, Take Back the Night and Fireball Printing. The name was changed last year because certain
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Eastern’s Administration and Human Resources recently released a new employee-reporting tool that allows faculty and staff to ‘whistleblow’ in good faith. What exactly is ‘whistleblowing,’ and how is it important for Eastern’s community of administration, faculty, staff and students? A whistleblower is someone who exposes alleged misconduct, dishonest activity or illegal happenings in an organization.
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