Turning It Up a Few Degrees
EU Broadens Curriculum
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From October 7 through 12, the recipients of the 2013 Nobel Prizes were announced in Stockholm, Sweden. This year, all six Nobel Prizes will be awarded on the anniversary of Alfred Nobel’s death, December 10, at ceremonies in Oslo, Norway and Stockholm. On the first day, James E. Rothman and Randy W. Schekman of the
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Justin Timberlake has done it again with the creation of part two of his 20/20 Experience album, released September 30. He has managed to capture the hearts of new listeners as well as make fans fall deeper in love with his music. Part one of the album, released in early 2013, managed to shake the
Have the “20/20 Experience” with Justin Timberlake Read Post »
I came across various accounts about his personality. He seemed to be dynamic, determined, and forceful, but at the same time was kind, caring, and generous. He certainly was one in a million. This article is not about Mr. Walton’s life story, though, but rather, it is about the legend that has developed around his
Charles S. Walton Sr.- The Man, the Myth, and the Legend Read Post »
While I consider myself an avid reader, it’s not too often that I come across a story that moves me to tears. However, I’ve been a big fan of young adult fiction writer John Green since high school and his latest novel, The Fault in Our Stars, is without a doubt one of the best
The Fault in Our Stars: best-seller to become film Read Post »
A few years ago, the popular animated TV show, South Park, ran an episode in which a group of kids came up with a hilariously simple and immature joke. Naturally, the whole world found it hilarious. The only person in the episode who doesn’t find the joke funny is rapper Kanye West, who actually became
Kanye vs. Kimmel: The epic battle Read Post »
Back when the Waltons still owned Eastern’s campus and the estate was still functioning, Doane residence hall was part of the servant’s quarters. Built in the 1910s, Doane B and C were part of the original estate. There is suspected to be an underground pathway that leads from the Waltmarthon mansion to Doane. However, this
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(Very) Loosely Based on a True Story When I chose to undertake reporting the legend of the suspicious hanging door on the third floor of Andrews Hall, I did not choose it because I have a particular affinity for halls named after me or because I like ghost stories (seriously, I get scared way too
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Of all the haunted mysteries that surround the campus, none reach the level of anonymity achieved by the isolated grave that lies just outside Sparrowk Hall. A headstone shrouded in mystery, the exact identity of its occupant has been lost to time, as the plaque has been eroded by the elements. Further adding to the
A Grave Discovery: What…or Who…Rests Outside Sparrowk Hall? Read Post »
But weapons are the wrong answer on this test
Teachers get Schooled in Self-Defense… Read Post »