Spotlight on reality kids
Are the cameras affecting their childhood?
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Reilly rocked campus during night classes
As evening classes began on Sept. 23, McInnis auditorium was transformed into a concert venue. A crowd of about 150 students and visitors turned out to hear rock band Reilly. Classes normally held on the first and second floors of McInnis were moved to other buildings to accommodate the loud concert. Assistant Director of Undergrad
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Dia del Este strikes again
Dia del Este came back bigger and better than ever this semester, causing the entire campus to burst with excitement from Sept. 17-19. The festivities began Thursday night with a showing of the theatre department’s Waiting for Godot, which was free with a Dia del Este ticket. The party really started Friday afternoon with the
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Letter to the Editor
Tony Campolo corrects article on homosexuality
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Campolos oppose in homosexuality debate
The Warner Library atrium was filled to capacity when Dr. Tony Campolo and his wife Peggy came to debate the controversial topic of homosexuality. The event was sponsored by Refuge, Eastern’s gay-straight alliance. The room buzzed with anticipation as junior Elise Yarnell and Abby De Silva, co-presidents of Refuge, introduced the couple. Tony Campolo, the
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Video Player Profile: Lindsay Moyer
If you are unable to see the video, please visit media.eastern.edu/v/1253062872/ to see it on EU Tube.
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Archive, Sports
From the field to the sideline
Former athletes now helping as coaches
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Villanova
If you take the 2:11 p.m. train from St. Davids, by 2:14 p.m. you will have arrived at a place where the manicured landscape and stunning architecture are reason enough for the $4 trip. Villanova University’s campus is something of a gem on the Main Line. Stone, brick and cement blend beautifully in the 126-year-old