The Three Amigos entertain students at Windows on the World
Archive 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,…
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The Jingle Man shows promise
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…
What’s in For 2007: Fun
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.”…
What’s in For 2007: Food
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…
Black Holes presentation comes to Eastern’s Julia Fowler Planetarium
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…
The Paoli Diner: a comfortable affair
Located in Paoli off Lancaster Avenue, where the old Pizzeria Uno once reigned, lies the Paoli Diner, a friendly and unique dining experience just waiting to be noticed. This establishment…
What’s in For 2007: Faceoffs
Potentially historic presidential candidates, a new strategy in a very old Iraq and a burgeoning conflict in Iran are marking the 2007 political landscape. The Republican party has been fairly…
Inquiring Minds: Chocolates, flowers and who’s really important on Valentine’s Day
So what’s the true meaning of Valentine’s Day, anyway? Most people seem to think Feb. 14 is a day focused on nothing but romantic love and the flowers, chocolates and…
Eastern cats will meow no more
There is one big difference on campus this semester. The Eastern cats, as many have come to call them, have disappeared. For the past several years, these cats have become…
What’s In For 2007: Future
An Eastern poll conducted the week of Jan. 22 suggests iPods and Dell computers are “where it’s at” on campus, while the biggest technology announcement of 2007 is mostly rejected,…