The midterm elections of 2006 will be some of the most important in recent years. With hot topics like immigration, same-sex marriage and the war in Iraq, it is important that student voters know the candidates and the issues. This is why we think the smear campaigns currently being run by candidates against each other […]
Inquiring Minds: Smear campaigns and how to approach this election Read Post »
Men’s Soccer Women’s Soccer Field Hockey Volleyball Women’s Tennis School Overall PAC School Overall PAC School Overall PAC School Overall PAC School Overall PAC 1.Alvernia 9-3-5 7-0-2 1.Eastern 13-5-1 9-0-1 1.Eastern 15-4 10-1 1.Eastern 23-10 11-0 1.Cabrini 12-4 11-0 2.Alvernia 10-4-3 6-1-2 2.Cabrini 11-5-3 8-1-1 2.Alvernia 16-3 10-1 2.Gwynedd-Mercy 18-7 9-2 2.Gwynedd-Mercy 14-6 10-1 3.Eastern
Eastern’s PAC Standings Read Post »
Paying $15 for a winter without the flu?
Flu shots available at Health Fair Read Post »
U2’s Bono continues his effort to end AIDS and poverty in Africa by going red. The (RED) campaign, that is. Britain premiered the product (RED) line in January, and it came to the U.S. with the Oct. 13 airing of the Oprah Winfrey show. The campaign will reach Canada, France and Japan by November. Product
Around the world: Bono’s (RED) campaign fights AIDS and poverty Read Post »
The PAC championship looked more like a reality for Eastern’s men’s soccer team after their dominating regular-season-ending win over Wesley College on Oct. 25. With a roster of 21 players, including no seniors and 11 first-years, head coach Mark Wagner is leading the way to what will hopefully be Eastern’s third PAC title since he
No experience required: Men’s soccer finds success with young team Read Post »
Three days a week, Shannen Shadel rolls out of bed sometime around 4:30 a.m. in preparation for physical training at Valley Forge Military Academy. After a half-hour of strength training drills like sit-ups and push-ups, a half-hour of running and a number of stretching exercises, Shadel completes her morning PT. And then she comes to
Adventures with ROTC… and Shannen Shadel Read Post »
I would like to comment on Josh Andersen’s article in the October 18 issue. First of all, I consider myself a fundamentalist Baptist. The Westboro Baptist Church has been in the news several times over the past several years, and I would like to make it clear that they do not represent mainstream fundamentalist Christians.
Whether it was spending summer at her house, going shopping, or choosing my career, my aunt was the biggest influence in my life. I lost that influence to alcohol. She always drank socially, but about a year ago, her alcohol intake began increasing. I ignored it for several months; she couldn’t be an alcoholic. Then
“When you turn 21, I am going to take you out, and we’re getting smashed,” a relative of mine once said. “No thanks, party without me,” I replied. It can be difficult to go against the assumptions of society, especially with drinking. Peers and family members expected me to drink when I was legally allowed–and
Turning 21, staying dry Read Post »
