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Professor Wood Bouldin retires

At the last Board of Trustees meeting this past October, Dean of Templeton Honors College and Provost Dr. Chris Hall announced his resignation as dean of THC effective sometime in the future. Hall, who was appointed as dean of THC two years ago, will use the rest of the school year as a transition period

Our staff’s recommended activities for the coming weeks

Drum line to show support at games

10/14Amanda DavelerWomen’s Soccer Junior goalie Amanda Daveler had eight saves and allowed just one goal in the Eagles 2-1 week. The lone loss and goal came against nationally ranked #2 Messiah College, who won 1-0 in overtime. Daveler was phenomenal in the goal that game with seven huge saves. In the teams PAC games, Daveler

A new social group has formed on campus this year known as the Legacy Students. Legacy students are those whose parents or grandparents also attended Eastern, leaving behind a legacy for them to follow in. This past September, a kick-off brunch was held to make the students aware of their common bond, and to mark

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They understand the theories of evolution, seven-day creation and intelligent design. They understand that circuses and zoos became popular at the same time as evolution, putting the human-animal connection on a warm and fuzzy level. They understand that their characters have parallels with John Stewart, Rush Limbaugh and Pat Robinson. The cast of Inherit the

MONDAY AND WEDNESDAY SOCCER Ryan “Moe” Matteuci, head of intramurals and captain of The French Hippo, says that there are three factors that can make a great team in any intramural league: teamwork, a high level of athleticism and ensuring that the girls, who comprise 50 percent of the soccer teams, are solid players. “I

Eastern recently received the 2007 Green Power: Turn it On! award from PennFuture to accolade our campus’s decision to be 100 percent wind-powered. Although this is a great honor, there are ways for our campus to further its energy efficiency. However, student involvement is lacking. Vice President of Student Development Bettie Ann Brigham said, “Right