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Beatles return to the stage
The sounds of the 1960s filled McInnis auditorium when The Return took the stage in front of a mostly older, but excited, crowd. The band looked like The Beatles, with…
New fall play, My Soldiers, deals with hard issues
Eastern’s theater department has the privilege of being the first company to hold a production of My Soldiers. A reading of the play, directed and produced by Mark Hallen, was…
Zombies splatter the screen in Zombieland
In 2004, the British film, “Shaun of the Dead,” introduced a new film genre: the “zomedy.” Following that tradition, this year’s “Zombieland,” directed by Ruben Fleischer, is a zombie flick…
Local art show gives dignity to the overlooked
In a large room where sunlight spills in from large windows, there stands a small shack. Built of scrap metal, salvaged wood and paint rags, the structure is a replica…
BLINK 182 CONCERT REVIEW
After four years of Blink-182 hiatus, fans everywhere were ecstatic to watch the Grammy Awards on Feb. 8 and learn that the band was back together. Tom DeLonge, Mark Hoppus…
16th century fun at the Renaissance Faire
There aren’t many places where you can be completely transported into an entirely different time period within just a few hours. At the Renaissance Faire, however, you can. Located in…
Birthday Birds and Scaredy Cats
Philadelphia Zoo and Field of Screams offer fun weekend activities
Field of Screams
Pay to get in, pray to get out
Philadelphia Zoo celebrates 150th birthday
Wouldn’t it be great to have a birthday celebration that lasts all year long? While the Philadelphia Zoo’s official birthday is on March 31, the celebration was extended to last…