Giants prevent Patriot perfection
The New York Giants keep the New England Patriots from earning a perfect season, winning Super Bowl XLII, 17-14.
Giants prevent Patriot perfection Read Post »
The New York Giants keep the New England Patriots from earning a perfect season, winning Super Bowl XLII, 17-14.
Giants prevent Patriot perfection Read Post »
Bob Allen looks at his wife Natalie and chuckles. Patting him on the knee, she smiles back. The aged couple is seen walking around Eastern University’s campus, helping each other carry bags of books or eating in the Dinning Commons at tables next to traditionally aged students. Bob and Natalie Allen, who have been married
Sharing their love this Valentine’s Day: Read Post »
About 150 occupied the McInnis auditorium at 8 p.m. on Feb. 8 including students, alumni, families and faculty. All gathered to hear the musical talents of the EU music department faculty performing the annual Amadeus concert. Six different performances made up the 90 minutes of sound ranging from opera to traditional Indian music. Contributing individuals
Bravo to the Amadeus Concert Read Post »
No, curling is not what they do at Arby’s to get your curly fries the way you like them, or what’s done to a woman’s hair to get those luscious locks cascading in a glorious whirlpool. Curling is actually a Winter Olympic sport. During the Winter Olympics, you just may have asked yourself while flicking
On the Sideline: Curling Read Post »
During a time when people often look out for themselves more than anything else, an act of true sacrifice is hard to come by. The ideas of keeping others first and laying down one’s life for a friend are taken to heart but, unfortunately, not as readily practiced. For these reasons, the story of Eastern
A story of true friendship and unselfish love Read Post »
Thanks to a private donation, the Eastern biokinetics program, which is comprised of the athletic training and exercise science majors, will be receiving a new laboratory space in McInnis Learning Center. “We are excited, we love being in the athletic training room, but it will give us more space. We won’t be in the way
Biokinetics department anticipates new laboratory space Read Post »
Five first-year students were involved in a serious car accident on Saturday night around midnight. The students were driving on Eagle Road, heading for the main entrance to campus, when they hit a telephone poll and rolled the car. The car landed sideways against a tree. The five students, Evan Winter, Ryan Fineran, Steph Onarecker,
Eastern students involved in car accident on Eagle Road, Saturday night Read Post »
This year Eastern is saying goodbye to four of its fine arts majors: seniors April Cuthbertson, Michael Skinner, Stephanie Connell and Amanda Crowell. Since arriving as first-years, these students have had a few obstacles to overcome to achieve their final goals in graduating. Describing the level of difficulty of an art class, Crowell said, “Being
Four fine arts seniors prepare to show their work Read Post »
Halo 3 may not be considered a sport, but it is now an intramural. Eastern recently added a Halo 3 tournament to its list of competitive intramurals. The student director of intramurals, Ryan Matteuci, known to many students as “Moe,” came up with the idea of having a video game-based intramural last year. “It started
Halo 3: The latest on Eastern’s new video game intramural Read Post »
If people have had a hard time reaching the president of Eastern University this year, there’s a good explanation for it. Dr. David Black, president of Eastern University, has spent the 2007-2008 school year on, what fellow administrators are calling, a fundraising sabbatical. While it is not uncommon for the university professors or administrators to
President Black on fundraising campaign Read Post »