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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 to be ignorant about this issue,” Moore said. Alcohol can have a very negative effect on one’s life. Here are some basic facts that students […]

Recently, while spending time on campus, I have come to realize the plethora of activity that arises when there is nothing else to do. When classes are over for the day and half of our campus travels home for the weekend, things really start to happen. For instance, on the weekend of Jan. 20, Eastern

It’s official. Eastern University has decided to become a campus dependent solely on wind energy. Eastern is not the first school to make the switch, but Community Energy, Inc., who will provide the energy, believes it is the first Christian school to use wind as its sole energy source. With recommendations from SGA, SPEAK and

The ministry of the Compassion International Club began this year. Eric Walter, president of the club, as well as other Eastern students, had a vision: to reach out to the children of the world in the name of Jesus. With the fall semester already in full swing, the club is attempting to get themselves and

Roger Rice’s soul hangs on the walls of McInnis. Disturbing drawings of prison life, frightening renderings of familiar Bible stories and demonic portrayals of death are all part of the work of the artist, ordained fundamentalist minister and prison inmate. His work is the third in a series of displays from the Robert Cargo Folk

On a normal day at Eastern, Duffy Robbins can be found teaching a youth ministry class, Chris Hall a theology class and Joe Modica a Bible class. Jan. 26, however, was no normal day at Eastern. The three professors, also long- time friends, came together as the Three Amigos to discuss their favorite movies in

Looking for a show full of excitement? One with music, dancing and romance? And how about a villain thrown into the mix? If the answer is yes, then Chris Tolomeo’s The Jingle Man is the show for you. In the show, Jerry Niles, a jingle writer for an ad agency, falls in love with Judy

2007’s music and movie scene will be an exciting ride of reuniting artists, new albums and long-awaited sequels. Actually, the word of the year in the film world is “threequel.” Perhaps one of the biggest films of the year will be Spiderman 3, which will continue the story of Peter Parker and will feature the

Finally, a diet that is bridging the gap between fad and good nutrition. The ABS diet is rapidly increasing in popularity. Created by David Zinczenko, the editor of Men’s Health magazine, the ABS diet is nearly identical to following that advice your doctor gave you: eat small amounts of healthy foods at regular intervals. The

Can a planetarium be a spaceship? The Julia Fowler Planetarium will be opening to students soon. Students can reserve $5 tickets to see evening shows in March. The planetarium’s new Spitz SciDome digital projector has allowed for new, IMAX-style documentaries with stunning graphics and fascinating material that will carry audiences across galaxies. The coming presentation