Labor Day trips provide wet fun
Archive This year on Labor Day, September 4, the Student Activities Board is offering Eastern students the opportunity to go on fun and exciting day trips with their friends. In previous…
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King named new dean of Campolo School
David King, former director of human resources, was appointed executive dean of the Campolo College of Graduate and Professional Studies in July 2006. The position gives him the opportunity to…
Dr. Morgan appointed dean of arts and sciences
When a vacancy arose in the position of the Dean of Arts and Sciences, Eastern took no time to hire one of its own. English professor Betsy Morgan was selected…
Words from the wise: advice from upperclass students
As a new student at Eastern University, I began to be exposed to new and challenging ideas regarding my faith. My first experience with this was with Dr.Ray Van Leeuwen…
Eastern student spends the summer in Beirut
Eastern student Sevag Bakalian left Beirut, Lebanon, one-and-a-half weeks into the war between Israel and Hizbullah. Sevag, a sophomore social work major, has moved back and forth between Beirut and…
Business professor suspended
Professor Gary White of the business department was recently suspended from Eastern University. The suspension came after White pleaded guilty to three counts of mail fraud occurring from January 2001…
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Thank You for Smoking pleases viewers with its very welcome satire
“I don’t have an M.D. or a law degree. I have a bachelor’s in kicking ass and taking names.” Meet Nick Naylor, a smooth, sweet talking tobacco lobbyist who speaks…
Eastern remembers Laramie
When the theatre department decided to put on a production of The Laramie Project in the spring of 2003, it stirred controversy all over campus. During a session entitled A…
Final regular-season records for Spring 2006
Baseball 9 – 23 (PAC 5-15) Men’s Tennis 5 -10 (PAC 4-4) Women’s Lacrosse 11 – 5 (PAC 8-1) Men’s Lacrosse 3 – 11 (PAC 3-4)