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Hasty decisions are bad decisions
In these times of hardship, peace and justice are at the forefront of the minds of many all around the world. These are the things that come to mind when I think of a Nobel Peace Prize winner. However, I have been wondering about the most recent recipient President Barack Obama. Upon hearing that he
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Archive, News & Features
Elementary students to get a taste of college
Eastern welcomes all visitors with open arms, particularly on preview days for prospective students. On Nov. 9, there will be a different kind of preview day with a much younger group of prospective students. From 10 a.m. to 1 p.m., current students will lead 115 seventh and eighth graders from John Welsh elementary school in
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Archive, News & Features
From across the globe to Eastern
International students find a second home on campus
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Archive, News & Features
Get to know this year’s Mr. Eastern contestants
According to junior Beth Sherron, the coordinator for this year’s Mr. Eastern, there will be four different rounds in the competition. “We will have the talent section, lip-syncing, “Whose Line Is It Anyway?” and, since the event is happening so close to Halloween, we will have them dress up for Halloween and make them bob
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Archive, Sports
MAC player of the week awards
FIELD HOCKEY Senior Kim Campbell has been on a tear as of late. The senior from Malvern, Pa. dominated opponents’ defenses while helping the Lady Eagles maintain a seven-game winning streak. Her outstanding play earned her Freedom Conference player of the week for Oct. 12-19. In a 2-0 victory, Campbell put Eastern on the board
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Doane Hall Hanging
Perched atop the hill, keeping watch over campus, Doane Hall would be the perfect setting for a typical low-budget horror film. The building, constructed in the 1910s, even has its own ghost story. According to the Web site strangehappenings.org, students have reported finding rope and seeing feet dangling below the door of a bathroom stall
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A&E, Archive
(Don’t) Let the wild rumpus start
Where the Wild Things Are too dark
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Archive, News & Features
The KaGe opens for business
After years of begging for something resembling a student center, the wait is over.Or at least it will be soon. The KaGe, the renovated, former Guffin apartment located beside The Breezeway, opened its doors on Oct. 21 as a new space for students to relax. KaGe visionary and Coordinator of Student Activities Paul Daigle will
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