Wow, the new NBA season is finally here. It seems like just yesterday I was watching Shaquille O’Neal, Kobe Bryant and the Lakers and company duel against the Detroit Pistons in the NBA Finals in June. Truly it has been an amazing off-season for the NBA. There has been some significant movement during the off-season; […]

The 60s are coming back to campus, and not just in the form of flared jeans and rock band t-shirts. Local Beatles cover band Beatlemania Now will be performing live for Eastern students in the McInnis auditorium on January 22. The band is specialized to dress, act and perform exactly like John Lennon, Paul McCartney,

Step onto a college campus for a day or two, and you might eventually be asked, “Have you seen Napoleon Dynamite? That movie is hilarious!” In fact, you won’t find many college students who haven’t seen the movie. After walking out of the theater, you might find you’re confused about what the movie is actually

“What’s really good, everyone?” I just got back from lunch after a morning basketball practice. We actually had a scrimmage last night in which we played fairly well for the most part. Hopefully this is one of many steps for us to take as a team in being successful this season in the PAC. When

The dodgeball club, organized by sophomores Matt Lacorazza and Evan Cantiello, plays every Tuesday at 8 p.m. and Saturday at 7 p.m. in the rec-gym. The club averages an attendance of about 30 people. “The vibe is sometimes very competitive, but for the most part, everyone has a good time, it’s a wholesome game,” sophomore

Congressman Curt Weldon of Pennsylvania made a visit to Eastern University. Students from Eastern, Cabrini College, Villanova University and West Chester University attended. On October 21, students involved with the College Republicans arrived early to decorate Gough Great Room for the event with signs and streamers. Weldon’s visit was arranged by Shawn Murphy, president of

Deep in the musical pit of McInnis Auditorium was a swirling, bubbling cauldron of mysterious water. Actors rehearsing for the fall play Measure for Measure found that the stage had flooded. The mysterious water led to the discovery that a pipe that had burst at some point in the last twenty years, though no one

Imagine having no roof over your head, having to wonder where your next meal will come from and having to wonder where to get money to support your family. Interfaith Hospitality Network of the Main Line is an organization that hosts families that, for some reason, have found themselves in that situation. “The circumstances at

In light of all the election hubbub and outward political focus, there is one question students should be asking concerning their college-where is SGA? Aside from first-year elections, the campus has heard very little from our elected student representatives. As students looked outward on the national election, our own student government and campus politics seem

Taking pictures, organizing yearbook sections and publishing is a lot to expect from a small staff of volunteers. But next semester there will be more incentive to get that job done. There is a plan to make working on Eastern’s yearbook, The Log, available as a class where credit is earned, similar to a field