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Third year’s the charm
A look at Dia Del Este throughout the years
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Community forum held on April 4
Most Monday mornings, Eastern students can be found in the Jammin’ Java getting their coffee fix, in the library catching up on last minute homework for the week or often dragging themselves drowsily back to their dorms after an early class. However, on Monday morning, April 4, the uncertainty was almost palpable in the full
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Archive, Sports
NBA Playoffs Preview
Playoff time is here in the NBA. Each team plays 82 regular season games with the ultimate goal of winning a NBA Championship. Out of the Western Conference, the Los Angeles Lakers are the defending champions. This season, the king of the Western Conference has been the San Antonio Spurs. Before an injury to star
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Archive, Opinion
What boils my egg
There have been countless individuals who have approached me with inquiries regarding the origin of my article. “Stephen,” they would say, in a formal address. “Why are you so easily annoyed?” “Where does the natural hatred for things/others come from?” “Do you really despise ‘Glee’?” Though these questions are legitimate (besides the “Glee” one, since
A&E, Archive
Calling you to repond:
Palmer presents a sex trafficking documentary
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A&E, Archive
Source Code boggles the brain
There are not many suspenseful movies that leave you laughing. However, “Source Code” kept me intrigued with every twist, turn and mind boggling sequence of events. “Source Code” is a breath-taking, perspective-changing movie that is worth every penny. Captain Stevens (Jake Gyllenhaal), also is known as Sean in the “Source Code” (alternate form of reality),
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Archive, News & Features
Dominican Republic:
Eastern students give over spring break
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Archive, Opinion
Letter to the editor
Dear Waltonian, I write expressing my heartache at the Monday April 4 forum regarding the article, “An Unjust Acceptance Rate…” Many were hurt by the article. They must be heard and their concerns addressed, but the forum did so in a way that caused more harm than healing. The forum assumed the author’s intent was
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Archive, Opinion
Get out of Libya
The United States of America has attacked a sovereign Middle Eastern nation without a formal declaration of War by Congress. This country poses no military threat to the United States and coincidentally holds large reserves of oil. Sound familiar? And no, I’m not talking about Iraq. The United States has no business conducting combat