Old Hollywood vs. New Hollywood
BSL hosts Soul Infusion
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Small signs are more trouble than they’re worth
Driving onto campus towards the end of last semester, I noticed many cute little stop signs near Sparrowk Hall on Thomas Drive, which is the road to the Upper McInnis parking lot. There were also a couple of stop sign-shaped symbols on the ground in both the Upper and Lower McInnis parking lots. “Thomas Drive
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Jammin’ Java filled with love and music
Battery-powered candles reflected off of tabletop mirrors. The whir of the espresso machines mingled with the dulcet tones of an acoustic guitar. Students piled on couches, the floor and the laps of their friends to join in on the love that filled the air. The love of music, that is. The Student Activity Board hosted
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Just go see “Just Go With It”
I have always been a slightly bashful Adam Sandler fan. Although his movies rarely require your brain to be fully engaged in order to watch them, they always supply plenty of belly laughs and an “aw” feeling. I have rarely felt that his films were a waste of time or money and “Just Go With
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For the record
Sophomore Amanda Morris “Habitat for Humanity, somewhere where it’s warm!” First-year Jeremy Derksen “Surfing in Tofino.” Junior Arielle Myrthil “Going away and helping someone.” Senior Vinitha Visuvasam “Catching up on college work. 4.0, baby!” Information and photos compiled by Bethany Dahlstrom
Archive, Sports
Baseball kicks off spring sports
Baseball kicked off Eastern’s first spring sport game. The Eagles who had not practiced defense on a real diamond since the fall showed some rust as they committed three key errors, losing the season opener, 5-2. The very young Eagle squad counts only three seniors to the 14 first-years on their roster of 37.
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NHL: President’s curse and season outlook
Second to the Stanley Cup, the Presidents’ Trophy may be the most prized possession in the National Hockey League. The Presidents’ Trophy is given to the team that finishes the regular season with the most points. This trophy shows that your offense was able to dominate for an entire season. But just because a team
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Youth of the revolution:
The aftermath of the Egypt Revolution
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American hiker trial continues in Iran
In 2009, three young Americans, Shane Bauer, Sarah Shourd and Josh Fattal were arrested and detained for 18 months after being accused of spying and illegally entering Iran while hiking on near the Iran–Iraq border. Bauer is a freelance journalist and photographer who lived in Damascus with Shourd, who is a teacher, writer and women’s
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