The comment process for Beth Dahlstrom’s article was disabled due to expletives and inappropriate anonymous comments. We invite letters to the editor due Thursday, April 7th by noon.
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The Waltonian sincerely apologizes for the hurt and sense of marginalization that people have felt in response to a recent opinions article. Several Waltonian editors were able to gather in an emergency meeting this afternoon. We invite corrections and counter views in the form of letters to the editor* or on our website (www.waltonian.com).
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First-year Jonathan Washatka “I’m looking forward to eating deviled eggs during Easter.” Sophomore Tamarah Lee “I just love the sun, and thunderstorms rock my world.” Sophomore John Quinley “I’m looking forward to going hiking!” Junior Emily Luca “Being able to do my homework outside in the sunshine.”
The Band of Christian Athletic Gentlemen is new to our campus this year thanks to Joey Wilmot, a junior Elementary Education major and men’s lacrosse player. Wilmot “saw a need for Christian athletes to step up and be Christian role models, not just on my team, (but) in all athletics.” Wilmot is a member
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March Madness, one of the best months for sports lovers, is finally here, and the tournament has kicked off with some great matches and upsets. The dictionary defines an upset: to defeat or over throw an opponent that is considered more formidable. I think Butler should have its school logo printed right next to
Do you know exactly where to shoot a zombie to kill it? Have you familiarized yourself with the different types of zombies? Have you painstakingly planned out defense strategies for the inevitable zombie apocalypse? If you answered no to any of these questions, you are in for a long and miserable existence of hunting brains
Pride and Prejudice and Zombies becomes required reading Read Post »
When you hear the term “feminism,” what comes to mind? Many people will give similar answers to this question, and the stigmas associated with feminists are rigid. Eastern University’s “This is What a Feminist Looks Like” panel discussion proved that there are as many different faces of feminism as there are feminists. The panel discussion,
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The Wisconsin law which will reduce the collective bargaining rights of state employees has been put on hold. Federal Judge Maryann Sumi issued a restraining order on Friday, March 18, blocking the official publication of the law. Sumi issued the restraining order, which does not overturn the law, in response to a lawsuit by Ismael
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The Loch McGraw Monster spotted on campus
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The 8th Annual Music Gala was graced by the presence of Eastern University’s faculty to fill the sanctuary of the Church of the Savior. The experience of Eastern’s music faculty come from a variety of places. From Juilliard to Peabody Institute, from international radio broadcasts to New York Philharmonic, the experience served the faculty well.
EU music department shares its talent at the Gala Read Post »
