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
In addition to teaching in the psychology department at Eastern, I serve on the faculty of the Center for Sexuality and Religion, providing seminars to seminary leaders with a program called “21st Century Challenges To Sexuality and Religion.” These seminars aim to address the practical sexuality problems and issues seminary leaders face in their own
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Go to the Wild and Scenic Film Festival
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I cannot lie and say that I was a part of the masses that huddled around their televisions for the Super Bowl. Football never really intrigued me. I grew up on baseball, so “watching the big game” had a completely different meaning. However, I did pass by the T.V. on multiple occasions. At the end
Prior to our Christmas break, rumors spread that the Acme in Wayne would soon be shutting its doors. I didn’t want to believe it. Without that Acme, it would be impossible to walk into Wayne to shop for groceries. But much to my dismay, the rumor mill had it right. When I pulled into the
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“They thought I was missing a tooth, but then realized my jaw was broken,” said junior Erik Nelson, in reference to a recent accident during an Eastern men’s lacrosse practice. Erik Nelson was ending a Thursday practice with a five on five scrimmage, when an attack-man took a shot on goal. Instead of scoring points,
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Men’s lacrosse is ready for anything – or that was at least the idea behind their midnight practice. It was a night that was meant to push all the players to the limit so that no matter what the game situation was, it would be easier than that practice they made it through. During the
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Will Win: Amy Adams – Charlene Fleming in “The Fighter” Probably best known for her role as an out-of-place princess in Disney’s “Enchanted,” Adams amazed critics with her performance as the spunky yet tender Charlene. The actress proved that she won’t be typecast as the naïve damsel-in-distress, and her performance is proof of her vastly-underrated
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