Origin of Cupid
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Every Monday morning at 10:00 am in the Baird Library, we meet to talk about what students want to see at Eastern. We discuss changes that are coming, as well as changes that should come. We want to make our school a place we’re proud of: a place to look back on and know that
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They grade our papers, lead lectures on endless topics and even occasionally eat Sodexo. But what do our professors do on Valentine’s Day? Whether it is dinner plans or stuffed animals, Valentine’s Day is (in)famous as a day for making plans to show a significant other appreciation and love. We have seen in movies elaborate
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“Have you ever palmed your eyes?” Dr. Christina Jackson sat on the edge of her desk chair with her palms over her eyes. “If you palm your eyes after every 20 minutes of screen use you can counteract the symptoms of Computer Vision Syndrome,” she said. CVS is a common affliction that affects anyone exposed
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Let me start off by saying that this is not a reflection on how every single guy feels about Valentine’s Day. I’m sure there are some guys out there who love buying their girlfriend, wife or random cute girl they are trying to impress a Valentine’s Day present and spending time with her on this
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When Junior Gabriel Rodriguez handed in his composition project for a final grade, he had no idea what kind of inspiration he would spark. What he had created in hopes of getting an “A” would ultimately touch hundreds of students, faculty and staff at Eastern. It started with an instrumental song that Rodriguez put together
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The term “Catholic” has all sorts of connotations, most of them negative. In the eyes of some Protestants, Catholics are nothing but idol-worshippers and followers of man-made rules. Eastern University prides itself on welcoming all Christian traditions, but that does not prevent some from forming misconceptions about the traditions less common on campus. Junior Laura
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SOPA & PIPA clarified
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From 2008-2009, Dr. Ann Francois traveled to the African country of Burkina Faso, intending to teach and research her book. However, what she took away from this trip extended far beyond the office or the classroom. In 2008, Francois traveled to the Birkinan city of Ouagadougou to teach American Literature and Poetry Criticism at the
Dr. Francois’ sabbatical experience goes well beyond the office Read Post »