On the sideline: Drag Racing
Archive While drag racing is a sport that seems simple, in reality it is very complicated. There are 12 classes of cars, four of which are professional. Each class has a…
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Around the World
New OrleansIt has been two years since Hurricane Katrina hit New Orleans and students in the areas most affected are still facing difficulties such as poor attendance, underachievement and a…
The truth about living on campus
I know that returning students who are reading this right now were just as heated as I was when rumors were going around about the Eastern’s new housing policy last…
Assistant soccer coach helps Philadelphia Kixx claim national title
The Philadelphia Kixx won the Men’s Indoor Soccer League National Championship this past spring, breaking the fabled Curse of William Penn, which has haunted many other Philadelphia teams for years.…
School for Social Change to host Michael Nutter
Why should I go? Is this event worthwhile? Will it be educational and broaden my perspective? The beginning of each semester presents seemingly more invitations to campus events than the…
Despite loss, tennis stays optimistic
For five hours on Saturday, Sept. 1, the Women’s Tennis Team faced off against Messiah College in their first match of the season. In spite of their valiant efforts, the…
Explore “green” living at free festival
“Eat, think and be merry” at the 2007 GreenFest Philly on Sept. 9. This year the annual street festival is bigger, better and greener than ever, bursting with environmentally concerned…
Eagle Hall: First Impressions
When the doors opened, heaven at college was revealed to this year’s Eagle Hall RAs. Patiently awaiting their turn to move-in, the RAs were finally given the green light on…
Security Report
from the desk of Jack Sheehan, Head of Security
Bonnaroo, the Church, and a lesson in community
I learned a lot this summer. I learned a lot about myself, and more importantly, I learned a lot about other people. I spent time with friends and family amidst…