Children of Men depicts both struggle and hope
Archive In the year 2027, the world has become a dwelling for violence, death and hopelessness. Children Of Men chronicles the journey of the human race to extinction. For years, women…
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Kea-Guffin becomes champion of first annual Powderpuff Super Bowl
The first official Super Bowl for the Powder Puff Football League took place Oct.29. Sophomore Brittany O’Neal pointed out that it was nice to have people cheering them on; it…
Alcohol Awareness Week
CCAS educates students about drinking dangers
Additions planned for Workman
“Everything you do is a work of art,” said Ron Matthews, head of the music department. The music department began in 1992 with zero students majoring and was located in…
Top 10 Valentine’s Day date ideas
Ahh…the flowers, the chocolates, the homemade cards and the expensive dinners, all are quickly approaching Eastern’s campus as Valentine’s Day looms over us. While some romantic activities are tried and…
Music ushers in holiday spirit
The Winter Music Festival, which ran Dec. 2-3, was designed to showcase the music department’s numerous programs and ensembles. The evening of Dec. 2 began with the Eastern Wind Ensemble.…
What’s in for 2007: Flora and fauna
Co-mingled. Paper only. Build green. Solar power. Wind energy. Is anyone else having flashbacks of the early 90s slogan, “Reduce, Reuse, Recycle?” Environmentalism is the up and coming trend of…
International club seeks students of all backgrounds
The International Club was started on Eastern’s campus about six years ago. Associate Professor of Education Josphat Yego, as well as many international students felt that it was important for…
What’s in For 2007: Fashion
The fashion past has caught up with us this year and crashed right into styles of the present and predictions of future attire. This 2007 fashion season is an explosion…
Getting physical with alcohol
A common saying goes, “You know you have a problem with drinking when drinking is causing you problems,” and Diane Moore of CCAS completely agrees with this statement. “It’s dangerous…