Women’s LAX preps for another competitive season
Archive Another season of Eastern’s women’s lacrosse is here, and so are its 20 players. When asked what the expectations of this season are, first year Ashley Jones replied, “To win…
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Students raise awareness of ‘invisible children’ in Uganda
Imagine being afraid to spend the night in your own home for fear of being kidnapped during the night as you lay sleeping. Imagine walking miles to the nearest hospital…
Politics become reality at latest Model UN
“With all due respect to the authors of draft resolution 1.2 and to the esteemed delegate from Mongolia, this draft resolution is trash.” Here, the delegate from Maldives raised a…
Student designs new ministry to benefit high school aged girls in the Lebanon area
With prom season just around the corner, many high school girls are already looking for the perfect dress. But not all of these girls will be able to make their…
Spring intramurals ready to go, flag football makes its debut
This spring will witness a trial run for men’s flag football intramurals. The season will run for two weeks at the end of March and a week in April. “I’m…
Softball swings away at teamwork
After returning from spring break spent in Florida, the Eastern softball team now has a clearer sense of their upcoming season. They know who will be playing where and what…
We are not out to steal your faith!
But neither do we want to rob you of your anxiety about life. And that, dear students, is the paradox that many professors in Christian higher education live with 24/7…by…
The Cross and the Caribou
Reverend Trimble Gilbert is the chief and minister to a tribe of 150 Gwich`in people on the land of the Arctic National Wildlife Refuge, which the Bush Administration is presently…
Let’s all take a wild ride on Spaceship Eastern U.
I’m sure we’re all familiar with the futile battle to cool off by opening windows inside certain buildings around campus. Add to this the energy released from the impressive grid…
The missions trip puzzle: Short-, long- or no-term?
For the last four years, I’ve generally disliked the idea of short-term mission trips. After studying abroad in Uganda, that opinion became even stronger. It got to the point where…