John Post’s athletic training room is the cog on which the Eastern Athletic Program spins. This year alone, Post (commonly known to students and faculty as “JP”) and his staff have provided care for 162 Eastern athletes (as well as nine non-athletes). Eastern has 291 student-athletes in total. That means that 56% of all Eastern […]
Catching up with JP Read Post »
Why We Should Fully Allow it
The issue: Right To Bear Arms Read Post »
I’m sure most of us are familiar with Donald Miller’s collection of memoir-like essays entitled Blue Like Jazz: Nonreligious Thoughts on Christian Spirituality, because of its requirement in many of our INST 150 classes. When I read the novel, I instantly fell in love with Miller’s wit and down-to-earth perspective on God and religion. He
One week after competing in the difficult East Penn DIII Conference Championships against the 2011 Conference Champions Lafayette and Nationals qualifiers Lehigh and Swarthmore, the Eastern University Exiles rebounded strongly at the Hucks4Haiti tournament with a 4-0 record and a first-place tournament finish. Hucks4Haiti wraps up the Exiles’ 2011-2012 tournament slate which included matches against
Frisbee Team on the Rise Read Post »
variety to please every taste
Performing arts living room Read Post »
Full Time, Live-in Job, Must Cook, Clean, and Do Everything, Everyday.
Let’s Give the Mothers a Hand Read Post »
On May 12th, 2012, the Franklin Institute will be opening the newest exhibit in partnership with Israel Antiquities Authority. The Dead Sea Scrolls were first discovered in 1947 by a shepherd boy in a hidden cave along the shores of the Dead Sea. These scrolls were found to be ancient texts that had been lost
The Dead Sea Scrolls come to the Franklin Institute Read Post »
As I write this article, I am sitting on the edge of my bed, nursing a migraine with water, Tylenol and muttered swearing. The past few weeks of my life have involved a personal travel tour of Europe, having finished a semester abroad, and I have arrived safely at my temporary home in Oxford. And
