One of the greatest challenges in life is college. Second to that is uprooting one’s entire life for this new adventure. This can be true for both faculty members and students– including Christopher Kuhl, the new Housing Director at Eastern. Kuhl comes to Eastern University from the Midwest. He grew up and met his wife […]
We are all aware of the growing problem of illegal immigration in the United States. This problem brings with it the question of who should be a part of the “American dream,” which involves starting at the bottom and, through hard work and perseverance, attaining success. A modern version of the American dream would entail
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What started out as a small movement has grown into a revolution, and college students are a sizable fraction of the protestors. I followed a Tumblr blog for a while called “We Are The 99 Percent,” where people would write their stories in a notebook, snap a picture of it and then post it online.
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Executive Board President Bri Hall is a Psychology major currently working for Broad Street Ministries and EU’s Theater Department. She enjoys playing guitar, listening to NPR and podcasts and hanging out with her hall-mates. Vice President Julia Kinbacher is a senior majoring in both Psychology and Sociology. She wishes college had not gone so fast,
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50 percent chance of life. 50 percent chance of death. This is the grim reality before Adam, a recently diagnosed cancer patient, in the movie “50/50.” Played by Joseph Gordon Levitt, Adam spends the movie struggling with how to handle his maybe-imminent death. The story focuses on Adam’s new outlook on life, including the beginnings
With corporate America setting up Starbucks on practically every corner, it can be hard to find a coffee house that has character—a place with its own character, with drinks that taste at least a little different than those of the place down the street, and without that sense that everyone and their mother just goes
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