There are only a few volleyball games in the season where everyone on campus shows up and overfills the gym, and the match against #2 Juniata on September 24 was one of those games. Fans came out in full-force to see their Eagles take on the guest Eagles of Juniata, armed with face and body […]
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Planetarium showchases world-renowned film
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Every year, Eastern’s clubs get together on the hill behind Olson Field to put up tables to sell various items or recruit for their club, and this year is no different. Here is a smattering of clubs who have told us what they’re doing for Homecoming: ETHEL’S Swing Club: This year, Eastern’s very own swing
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At this year’s Fall Convocation, Dr. Caroline Cherry and Dr. Ken Maas wielded something unrecognizable to most students: sleek wooden maces. However, these are not the kind of maces used in epic medieval battles. They are ceremonial maces used in many esteemed areas such as governments, churches and universities. In academia, they are often presented
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On September 10, six AIDS relief workers were arrested in Zimbabwe under suspicion of administering drugs and health services to AIDS victims without a proper permit. Four Americans from Allen Temple Baptist Church in Oakland, Calif. were among those accused, as well as someone from New Zealand and another from Zimbabwe. They were released on
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When I tell people I am a feminist, they often bring up doors. Doors: the physical pieces of wood and glass that provide entrance to a room or building or a transportation vehicle. The dialogue often goes something like this: I say, “I am a feminist.” They respond, “Well do you mind if I open
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As college students, the search for a Friday night activity on an empty wallet is not something new. But we all know it is hard to find fun for free. There is hope, however. The Anthony Wayne Theater hosts a free movie every first Friday of the month. Fittingly, October’s feature film is Rob Zombie’s
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Worship and Communion Service 10:00 a.m. McInnis Auditorium The festive weekend ends with a worship session with the student-led praise team band and alumni speaker, Rev. Linda Hart Green ‘75, senior pastor of Emmanuel Baptist Church located in Ridgewood, NJ.
Junior Tess Beckwith has been a huge offensive force for the Lady Eagles in her three years as a player. Beckwith earned All-Conference honors as a sophomore as she scored 9 goals and tallied 20 points. This season Beckwith has scored three goals and recorded two assists. Beckwith sits down with The Waltonian for an
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