A moderately-sized crowd gathered in McInnis auditorium for the September 30 session of Windows on the World. The speaker was Dr. Bruce Lockerbie, chairman of PAIDEIA, Incorporated. He has taught Bible and English at the Stoney Brook School in New York, and he is a member of the American Society of Composers, Authors and Publishers. […]

It is late Saturday night and you are trying to figure out where you can go to church on Sunday, knowing you will not be able to wake up for morning services. Church of the Saviour, a non-denominational church, offers an evening service at 6 p.m. to help with this common college problem. The Vine

Women’s Soccer: The women’s soccer team struggled with the rain in their homecoming game against Stevens Tech, ranked 25th in the nation. “We played really well in the first half, but made a few key errors in the second half,” coach Dan Mouw said. Stephanie Frank scored the first goal of the game, which was

At Homecoming, the Waltonian ran a photo caption writing contest for this photo. The captions were judged on creativity, humor and overall appeal. The winner was Kevin Ireland. He will receive a $25 gift certificate to Blockbuster.

$400,000 over three years goes to Observatory work

Student Health Services will have significantly fewer flu shots available for students this fall than it had anticipated. According to the director of Student Health Services, Judith Cocking, the Center for Disease Control has allocated the majority of Eastern’s flu shot order and will use it for high-risk patients such as the elderly. She said

The fact that almost half of all Eastern students have been sexually active, as revealed by Wendy Steinberg’s sex survey results, has drawn a mix of reactions from faculty and students. “I’m encouraged because the statistics of Eastern are lower than that of the public,” professor emeritus Tony Campolo said. “I’m discouraged because I hoped

David Greenhalgh, dean of Arts and Sciences, has proposed an idea that could revolutionize the entire structure of Eastern University’s academic program. The idea is a “Four by Four” curriculum. This would mean rather than taking five three-credit courses a semester, students would take four four-credit courses. It would also mean that professors would teach

Shortly after Hurricane Katrina devastated the South, University Chaplain Joe Modica challenged the Eastern community in conjunction with the Campolo College for Graduate and School for Professional Studies to raise $10,000 to assist in the relief effort for that area. During chapel on September 28, Modica announced that a total of $3,611.82 has been raised.

Following the poker article in issue three of the Waltonian, an interesting development emerged. NCH, where up until recently poker was played without inhibition, has become a gambling-free zone. “I told my RAs that I wanted to know if poker games are happening in the building and if there’s gambling, I want it stopped,” RD