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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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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Windows on the World 10:00-10:50 a.m. Gymnasium Eastern psychology professor Dr. Mary Stewart Van Leeuwen will talk about her book, A Sword Between the Sexes: C.S. Lewis and the Gender Debates. The topic of her speech is, “A Preference for People: How C.S. Lewis Changes His Thinking About Gender.” Fine Arts Festival 8:00-9:30 p.m. McInnis
Parent Registration 10:00- 5:00 p.m. Kea/Guffin Hill Calling all parents! Stop by this table for a free gift. Fall Festival (with Kids Corral) 11:00 a.m.- 5:00 p.m. Hill above Olson Field What everyone looks forward to: over 30 student organizations will be present on the hill to sell a variety of things
A few changes in the Athletic department have occurred since last year. Head baseball coach Matt Midkiff and head men’s lacrosse coach Brandon Childs are now employed full time in the Athletic department. Midkiff is now the Coordinator of Marketing and Promotions while Childs is the Coordinator of Athletic Recruiting and retention. “My goal has
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There is nothing comparable in this world to the feeling I get when I put on my headphones and drown myself to the tunes of the ‘90s. Reminiscing to bands such as the Wallflowers, Stone Temple Pilots and The Flaming Lips is just one way to forget the stresses of the world and simply relax.
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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Rising above: How one EU student battles partial blindness
On October 10, men’s lacrosse is playing for more than just a victory at the Cabrini game. All the tournament proceeds will be given to an organization dedicated to helping the fight against blood cancer. Sophomore Aaron Benz, Eastern’s goalie, is a Hodgkins lymphoma survivor. This time last year, Benz was undergoing chemotherapy, so there
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Dr. Ted Chamberlain, former Dean of Students and Vice President for Student Development, served Eastern from 1975 to 2004. Throughout the years, Chamberlain positively influenced Eastern in many ways. Upon Chamberlain’s arrival at Eastern, there was no Student Development program in place, so he used his training in Student Development to bring a state-of-the-art program
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