MAC dominance
Three teams repeat as conference champions
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A paper for the students, by the students
Contrary to recent rumors and discussions, The Waltonian is not, in any way, censored by the administration. No one tells our staff what we can or cannot do in terms of story topics and no one, other than student editors, sees the actual files for the pages before I send them to our printer. We
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Held to a higher standard
Underage drinking not a way to relax
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Relient K’s Forget and Not Slow Down offers hope
Relient K’s newest album, Forget and Not Slow Down, is a compilation of Matthew Thiessen’s deepest thoughts over the course of three months spent alone in Tennessee after a tragic breakup with his fiancée. The reasons for the severed relationship have not been explained to the public because Thiessen’s song lyrics, rather
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Archive, Opinion
The family who cried “balloon”
By now we’ve all heard plenty about Falcon Henne and his staged balloon ride across Colorado. If not, put “balloon boy” in your web browser and soak up the drama of possibly the biggest hoax in recent history. The latest development? According to a CNN report on Oct. 23, Mayumi Henne admitted in a court
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Archive, Sports
Primed for playoffs
Women’s Soccer Eastern has enjoyed a successful two weeks on the field. The team came out strong against Delaware Valley on Oct. 14. In the contest, sophomore Tess Beckwith found the back of the net twice within the first nine minutes en route to a 7-0 win. First-year Kori Wenger also scored twice, including her
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Quoth the Raven, go see poe
Haunted Poe puts eerie spin on famous stories
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Archive, News & Features
Security officer overcomes hardships in Ethiopia
After many years of struggling to leave his past in Ethiopia behind, Degefa Etana, 64, began working at Eastern as a security officer in 2000. Etana came to America from Ethiopia in December of 1998 to see his son graduate from Marquette University in Milwaukee, Wis. “I had a round-trip ticket when I came,” Etana
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