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Waltonian Sports Rewind: #6 Eastern falls to #2 Juniata
The Lady Eagles put up a fight against #2 Juniata on Friday evening, but could not finish late in the three sets that the teams played. Junior Maria Horning finished the evening with 29 assists. Check out the highlights in this week’s Waltonian Sports Rewind.
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Waltonian Sports Rewind: Men’s Soccer blanks Cabrini
Eastern blanked Cabrini 1-0 on Saturday afternoon. Senior midfielder Phil Mantua scored the game-winning goal in overtime. It was Mantua’s first tally of the year. Watch exclusive highlights in our Waltonian Sports Video Rewind.
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Osaka
You know you are at a good Japanese Restaurant when you walk in and see Japanese people eating there. From the moment you walk through the door, Osaka gives prospective diners a great first impression and certainly does not disappoint. Osaka is a small sushi bar located on Lancaster Avenue about five minutes by car
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The Gryphon
Established by Eastern Alum Rich Mattis and his brother Colin in 1996, the Gryphon Cafe caters to any sort of experience one could want. It is a perfect place for a coffee break, study time, an informal date, or a group hang-out. Extended hours coupled with wireless internet access make the Gryphon is a wonderful
Archive, News & Features
Revelation Generation: Christian bands entertain the masses at concert
On Saturday, September 4, nearly 50 Eastern students took a day-trip to Revelation Farms in New Jersey. They were anything but alone. With over sixty musical artists including major label acts such as The Devil Wears Prada and Anberlin, it is no surprise that this year’s Revelation Generation had an expected attendance of more than
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Letter to the editor: Where is the McInnis facelift?
Dear Editor: I appreciated reading about the various facelifts around campus; however, I wonder when President Black and members of the Board of the Trustees last walked through McInnis Hall and sat in various classrooms. The conditions in McInnis are embarrassing. A more appropriate name might be McInnis Warehouse. On the first day of
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Men’s Soccer Player Profile
Senior midfielder Phil Mantua has been a huge force for the Eagles during his years on the team.
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VFMA property houses graduate students
“We started the process over two years ago,” President Dr. David Black said. The action he speaks of is the recently finalized acquisition of land from Valley Forge Military Academy & College. The university purchased a 19.4 acre parcel of land from VFMA&C for $10 million. John Miller, spokesman for VFMA&C, summarizes, “In short, the
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Cream & Sugar
Located in the heart of downtown Wayne, Cream & Sugar is a large coffee shop which offers students and business people alike a place to relax and take a break from their hectic schedules. The shop is very spacious, and the atmosphere is very quiet and relaxing, making it easy for customers to unwind from