Notes From Afar

Misconceptions abound from outside perspectives that construe Eastern RAs as police, chauffeurs, gophers, and reconnaissance for the rest of the Residence Life staff. During my application process, I understood some portion of the responsibility attached to the position, but I did not know the inluence a single RA’s perspective has. Last week, abstract discussion became

A new partnership between Eastern University and Lamberton Public School in Philadelphia will allow urban students to earn up to two years of college credit while still in high school. “The most exciting aspect of this project is the opportunity to transform education and make an impact on the inner city,” Yvonne Turner, the early

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Yo,I was reading the Waltonian online because I’m a dork and I noticed that I wrote a story about the Eagles hopefully making it to the Super Bowl again. I graduated in May and I don’t want the Eagles to make it again!Just curious why it says my name and not the real author. Thanks

To Whom It May Concern: I was recently interviewed and quoted in The Waltonian in a story covering Gavin Peretti’s film “Follow Thy Master.” While the article was informative and the journalist kept the integrity of the piece and my discussion with him, I am unhappy about my quotes. If someone does not specifically say

In Bryn Mawr, tucked between the Starbuck’s and the Ferrari dealership is a small movie theater in the process of some major renovations. However, a nice theater with a new marquee and skylight is not all the Bryn Mawr Film Institute is bringing to the community. The Bryn Mawr Film Institute, located at 824 West

In the dark woods of a conservative Christian school, two students may have experienced an encounter with the demonic. From what is known, the demonic images can be traced to only two possible sources: either they were hallucinations from a drug indulgence, or they were from hell itself. This is the storyline of senior Gavin

Some controversy is looming above this year’s Mr. Eastern competition. Although some had much to say about the activities that took place at the event held April 18, others were left almost speechless. “Uhhhh….wow,” was the only thing first-year Aaron Tritch would say about the show. Seniors Kevin Henderson and Jon Jezorski served as the

If there were a textbook for Adulthood 101, Rebekah Knight’s book, A Car, Some Cash and a Place to Crash, would be it. Geared toward recent college graduates, this useful handbook offers hundreds of tips on dozens of subjects facing young adults. These subjects include acing an interview, finding a date, using a credit card