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Eastern’s PAC Standings

Men’s LacrosseSchool Overall PAC1. Cabrini…………….13-2 7-02. Wesley……………..9-6 6-13. Shenandoah…….,…..9-3 5-24. Eastern…………….7-9 4-35. Misericordia………..6-7 3-4 Recent Action4/28/07Eastern 14, Immaculata 8 4/25/07Eastern 4, Cabrini 19 4/21/07Eastern 7, Ohio-Wesleyan 18 Women’s LacrosseSchool Overall PAC1. Cabrini…………..14-3 10-02. Eastern…………..14-2 9-13. Gwynedd-Mercy……..12-4 9-24. Neumann…………..10-5 7-45. Misericordia………7-8 6-5 Recent Action4/27/07Eastern 14, Lycoming 12 4/23/07Eastern 14, Haverford 10 4/21/07Eastern 20, Alvernia 11 BaseballSchool

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A Waltonian farewell

The end of another academic year has come, and with it the chance to reflect on the Waltonian’s work in the past year and look forward to the coming year. The Waltonian has had a good year. Eastern has undergone a lot of changes, from building a new residence hall and office building to dealing

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When it comes to mission trips, what has happened to all of the guys?

Over Christmas break, we sent a group to New Orleans to work on homes damaged by Hurricane Katrina. Twenty-three students applied, and all were female. Not a single male student bothered to apply for a week long construction trip that only cost $150. Construction! Using hammers and crowbars! But no guys were interested enough to

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Post-VT forum held to discuss security, attended by two students

Two days after the Virginia Tech tragedy, Bettie Ann Brigham, vice president of student development, expected more than two students to show up for the open forum addressing EU security on April 18. Despite the small turnout, Dean of Students Daryl Hawkins, Head of Security Jack Sheehan, University President David Black and Brigham tackled the

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Inquiring Minds: Trying to make sense of a generation’s worth of tragedies

Over the past ten years, a generation of youth in the United States has witnessed tragedies of enormous proportions. The Virginia Tech shooting that took the lives of 33 students and faculty was the deadliest shooting rampage in U.S. history. We have not only been taught about the history of wars and violence, but we

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