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Men’s LacrosseSchool……………Overall…PAC1. Cabrini………………9-2 5-0T2. Shenandoah……..7-2 3-1T2. Wesley…………….6-5 3-14. Eastern……………..4-7 2-25. Misericordia……….3-6 1-3 Recent Action4/14/07Eastern 8, Shenandoah 9 4/11/07Eastern 10, Misericordia 9 4/5/07Eastern 8, Catholic Univ. 6 Women’s LacrosseSchool………………Overall…PAC1. Cabrini…………….10-2 7-02. Eastern………………8-2 6-13. Gwynedd-Mercy….9-3 7-24. Neumann…………….7-2 5-25. Misericordia……….7-5 5-4 Recent Action4/14/07Eastern 22, Arcadia 1 4/12/07Eastern 13, Rowan 12 4/4/07Eastern 15, Cedar Crest 4 BaseballSchool………………..Overall…PAC1. Wesley……………….23-9 11-42. […]

I turn into campus and start hoping that the “Lot is full” sign was mistaken. Maybe someone is just leaving McInnis, or even better, the library. I barrel around the curves of Thomas Drive at a speed distinctly unrelated to the 16 mph limit posted. As I round the last curve, my heart sinks, and

Extra! Extra! Read all about it. Eastern is becoming the next Hollywood. Over the past few weeks, senior communications major Amanda Dawson has filmed her very own version of a reality show on the St. Davids campus. The reality show is entitled Eastern Bachelor, and her rendition of it is for her senior seminar class.

Criticism is a good thing. In fact, if it ruffles your feathers, it’s probably something you should be reflecting on. Criticism is often hard to hear, especially when it is couched in harsh terms or anger, and few people respond well to things they don’t want to hear about themselves. Whether it be criticism from

My friend in New Hampshire, who shall go unnamed, walked into a church and told the pastor after introductions, “I’m gay.” He was told to leave the premises immediately. This happened at many churches. He does not go to church anymore. My guy friend is a virgin. He wants to marry, but not to a

As much as the saga of Anna Nicole Smith has graced the news for the last several months, so the conflict in Palestine has filled the news for longer than one can remember. Continually, stories of violence stream through the news media, influencing how one interprets and reflects upon the Israeli-Palestinian conflict. However, lost in

Pennswood housing has been canceled for the 2007-2008 school year. Vice President of Student Development Bettie Ann Brigham made the decision in consultation with Vice President of Finance Wes Bryan on April 26. The decision was made because, with the construction of Eagle Hall anticipated to be finished in the fall of 2007, there will

While baby-sitting, grass-cutting and working at McDonald’s show that you have work experience, they will not impress prospective employers. Contrary to popular belief, internships do not provide lessons on glorified coffee making and paper filing. Rather, they give students the chance to gain hands-on experience in a possible future profession. In today’s fast-paced world, the

“In 2006, 84 percent of college graduates said they had completed at least one internship, paid or unpaid; 53 percent said they had completed two or more internships; and only 1 percent said internships are not important,” according to survey statistics quoted in the Christian Science Monitor. Whether you need one for your major or

Picture this: you are sitting in your dorm room on a Saturday afternoon, and you are bored to death. Not a very hard thing to imagine, is it? How about something active, where you can hear great music, meet people and learn something new? If that sounds like fun to you, then the Saturday Night