What do a rock concert, glow sticks and enslaved people have in common? The Rock show hosted by IJM that will be happening on November 20 at 9 p.m. in the dining commons. The International Justice Mission would like to welcome students to partake in their mission of bringing justice to the world. […]
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Christine Atkins is a four-year cheerleader for Eastern. Watch this exclusive interview as Atkins sat down with the Waltonian to talk about her experiences as a cheerleader.
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Face in the Crowd Lucas Mitsch charms campus with bagpipes
Long before both soccer teams, field hockey and volleyball had their semi-final matches, Cross Country ran in their MAC championship meet on October 30 at Delaware Valley. Although Elizabethtown College won both the men’s and women’s titles, Eastern’s teams pulled their weight. The men finished in 9th place and the women finished in 11th place.
Senior Abby Anthony “Mmm… stuffing! My Nana June’s stuffing.” First-year Seth Miller “Cranberry relish, the perfect blend of sweet and sour in one bowl!” Senior Mike Ozaki “Deep fried turducken. It’s a duck shoved inside of a chicken shoved inside of a turkey!” Junior RJ Joseph “My grandma’s homemade lasagna and ham. It’s the best!”
Even though the weather was chilly, Eastern’s field hockey team came onto the field burning to beat the visiting King’s on November 6. The Eagles heated up the turf and torched the Monarchs with a 3-0 win, securing their spot in the first round of the NCAA tournament on November 10. Best part: Saturday’s game
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On October 30, 2010, Eastern held its very first Battle of the Bands competition in the Main Gymnasium. Four different bands came out to compete for a chance at a free recording session at a studio. The four bands were Broadcast Hearts, Tokens of Home, Band 3 and Apolytose. It was Band 3 that went
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The radio commercials are over, the road signs are down, and people who stood by the side of the road supporting their candidate of choice now stuff dumpsters with the signs they once held, heading indoors. It makes you think, doesn’t it? With so many people behind each candidate, is there a right answer? Is
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A coming together of Anthropology and Theology
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The sign above my head read “Warning! Our pizza is ‘Well Done’.” The crowded entryway proved that this was true. Anthony’s Coal Fired Pizza in Wayne is a booming hot spot for friends and families of all social rankings. With a bar, a sit down restaurant and a takeout option, this casually elegant pizza place
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