“I will never quit…My Nation expects me to be physically harder and mentally stronger than my enemies. If knocked down, I will get back up, every time. I will draw on every remaining ounce of strength to protect my teammates…I am never out of the fight.” This portion of the Navy SEAL Code is quoted
Lone Survivor: True Story of Heroic Navy SEAL Team 10 and Operation Red Wings Read Post »
We Cannabis Jameka Williams Recreational marijuana is here to stay, and may possibly spread across the nation. While science and health professions have seen the good and bad of pot-smoking, particularly on the teenage brain, Colorado and Washington have legalized the sale and consumption of marijuana for people 21 and older. Many other states, such
The Issue: Marijuana Legalization…We Can or We Cannot? Read Post »
Expanding the NFL postseason may not be a bad idea. Before the eyes start rolling, think about it: If this expansion were to occur, the league and its fan base could create more of an interest. This is due to the fact that other teams will have more of a chance to get into the
The Debate: Should the NFL Reconstruct and Lengthen Postseason Play? Read Post »
With the Super Bowl on the near horizon, it is time to pause and take look back at the season. A season of big dreams, crushing defeats, inspired cities and a showing of sheer athleticism and will has led to the end of some eras and the beginning of what may be historic careers. The
The NFL Season in Conclusion and Super Bowl Preview Read Post »
Serving as head coach of the Men’s lacrosse team for two years, Kevin Wallace has led the team through their most successful seasons yet. In 2012, his first season as head coach, the team were undefeated in the Freedom conference, won the Freedom Conference Championship, and won the 2012 Mid-Atlantic Conference Championship. Furthermore, the team’s
Faith on the Field: Men’s Lacrosse Coach Kevin Wallace Read Post »
Christianity Today has recognized “The Mystery of God: Theology for Knowing the Unknowable” this year as a top choice book to “shape evangelical thought, life, and culture.” Authored by Eastern University’s Dr. Steven D. Boyer and Dr. Christopher A. Hall,the book was published by Baker Academic and was released on November 1, 2012. This novel
Eastern Professors’ Work Recognized in “Christianity Today” Read Post »
With the New Year beginning and a new semester starting up again, people are constantly making new goals for themselves, attempting to change for the better. As Christians, it’s not uncommon to see people wanting to spend more time with God, become a Godlier person, ask God for forgiveness for the past year, etc. I
To Forgive is to Love Read Post »
1. Make up work on snow days. Remember the good old days? When a snow day meant nothing to do but spend all your time sledding and drinking hot chocolate? When you didn’t hear from teachers, meaning there was no work to be done? Ever since the invention of Blackboard, professors have taken liberties in
What Burns My Toast… Read Post »
From new tables, to the fresh and lively walls, Walton Dining Commons has been one of the most discussed topics on campus, and for good reason. The dining commons needed some freshening up because, as one of my peers states, “It simply doesn’t feel like a college cafeteria.” The most prominent feature of this change
New Furniture, New Frustrations? Read Post »
Real men don’t cry, but they know how to get in touch with their emotional side. They are the kings of their castles, but always put others before themselves. With this dichotomy, how is a Christian man supposed to know how to act and interact within our fallen world? Do they become the superhuman savior
Reflecting on Christian Masculinity Read Post »
