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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

It was an epic class battle of sorts each year. Could the seniors sneak off campus without the juniors finding out? It was the tradition of the Senior Sneak, right here at Eastern. The Senior Sneak was a yearly event, adopted from the Eastern Baptist Theological Seminary. The first college sneak was in October of

“PhillyCarShare. Our Wheels. Your Freedom.” This adage can be seen displayed across the sides of the red Toyota Prius that has graced our campus this semester. According to PhillyCarShare Representative Kathy Izumi in a telephone interview, there are 36 current members from Eastern, including students, faculty and administration. A few pending applications are also in

Professor Wood Bouldin retires

The Breezeway Grill, located in Kea-Guffin Hall, is undoubtedly one of the hottest spots on Eastern’s campus. The grill is usually packed full of hungry students at lunchtime, with many more students opting to get a quick take-out meal between classes. If the Breezeway has any shortcomings at all, it would be the lack of

Audience members on stage? This was the scene at Eastern from Nov. 14 to 18, as the theater department brought the rich story of the evolution vs. creation debate to life with theater director Mark Hallen’s adapted version of Inherit the Wind. The story is set in Tennessee in the 1920s, as a schoolteacher is

In a normally fun and relaxed environment, tension emerges in the Jammin’ Java when tuition is mentioned. Sophomore Candice Overton already knows the pressures of payment. “My mom’s yearly salary doesn’t keep rising but tuition does,” she said. Senior Robynn Delaware understands the impending burden these past four years of school have created. “I will

CD RELEASES Frank (R&B/soul)Amy Winehouse Nov. 20 Audio Day Dream Blake Lewis (pop) Dec. 4 Look Alive (rock) Incubus Nov. 27 DVD RELEASES Pirates of the Caribbean: At World’s EndDec. 4 rated PG-13 Lost: Season 3Dec. 11 unrated BOOKS Grafitti Planet: The Best Grafitti From Around the WorldAlan Ket Dec. 1 EVENTS Endure Art ExhibitJammin’