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Jon Ambrose Staff Writer “Ultimate!” The player yells, throwing the frisbee as far as he can. Most college students have started an Ultimate Frisbee game this way, but most haven’t played with the intensity Eastern’s team has. This team is no joke; they mean business. Sending two teams to a tournament at Houghton College in […]

Dear Editor, While I understand what you are trying to say regarding the “rumors” of staph infection at EU, I am afraid your choice of title “Staph rumors not serious” might mislead some people into thinking that MRSA is not a serious illness and that we do not need to worry about its presence in

What will you stand for? What is worth dying for? What will you fight for? These are the questions you will leave asking after seeing Lions for Lambs. The motion picture features heralded actors such as Robert Redford as the wise and calm Professor Stephen Malley, Meryl Streep as the hard-nosed news reporter Janine Roth

A new phrase has recently emerged in the Christian lexicon and even has an article on Wikipedia. “Red letter” Christians focus on the words of Jesus (the red type in some Bibles) and endorse more progressive political views. The phrase appears to have been birthed out of a desire of some evangelicals to distinguish themselves

Raise your fist and join in the chant, because Kea-Guffin has captured the PowderPuff championship for the second year in a row. “From the beginning of the season the girls have been fired up to play in this one game, so I was determined to do anything I could to get them there,” said junior

When was the last time you went to church? This is a common question that can stir up many guilty feelings inside of any of us. It can certainly cause us to become defensive: “Hey man, don’t question my Christianhood.” It’s not right for any of us to judge each other based on the number

In today’s age of circuit boards, wireless networks and endless information, it is not difficult to get lost in the ease and convenience of accessibility. We live in a world that demands us to be up to speed and down with the language of a technological age, an age that replaces the touch of a

Dr. Maria Fichera1. My brother is Chaplain Joe Modica. 2. When I was 21, I dissected a human cadaver. 3. I once climbed a tree to rescue my neighbor’s cat. Dr. David Wilcox1. My wife and I make carved and painted mirrors.2. I like African gospel music.3. I’m a fan of the Pittsburgh Steelers. Dr.

WOMEN’S SOCCER The women’s soccer team was one of two teams to go undefeated in the PAC. The team lit up the scoreboard for five or more goals eight different times, finishing with a 19-3 record. However, the season was not only about offense. The team put together a solid defense which frustrated their opponents’

Marissa Ure, first-year, is thankful for Ohio, where she is from. As a first-year she realizes how much she appreciates home. “I miss the culture there,” Ure says. She lives 30 minutes from Kentucky and close to Cincinnati, where she likes to walk around, see local bands and drink coffee. Nate Sellers, sophomore, is thankful