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As my title euphemistically suggests, I would like to address those who will cast their vote in November based on the candidate’s position on abortion. I respectfully and urgently disagree with your decision. I do not wish to minimize the importance of the abortion debate, but rather contend that it should not be ascendant among

At their most recent meeting, the faculty voted not to implement the proposed four by four curriculum change. Out of the 100 eligible faculty members, 65 cast ballots. The final vote was 54 to 11. “It’s dead,” Walt Huddell, math professor and head of the natural sciences division, said. Huddell, along with the other three

Enthusiasm and power fill the field as the men’s lacrosse team gets ready for its first season since 2003. After taking two years off for a number of reasons, the men’s team is now eagerly preparing for a new season on a new turf field. After enduring three losing seasons in the years before the

A drum circle celebrates the unseasonably warm weather. Groups of students often gather on Walton patio to play drums or just enjoy the music when it is warm.

Come next fall, certain members of the Eastern community may end up seeing a lot more of junior Steve Barber. After a few auditions, Barber landed himself a significant role on the WB television show One Tree Hill. “It’s a huge dream of mine,” Barber said. “Thanks be to God it’s coming true.” Barber’s role

First-ever World Baseball Classic starts in March

President David Black addresses faculty, students and guests at the February 17 honors convocation. This year, only about 60 students were invited, rather than the entire school as in past years.

Tapeworms and homosexuals. Someone once said that those two things are the most disgusting things on the planet. I admit that I laughed at the incredible insensitivity and political incorrectness of the comment, but it was not something I would say myself. But the truth is I do tend to lean pretty conservative on the