The Best Movies of 2004
Archive The A&E Editor gives his top picks
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Musical ensemble shares gospel, gifts through song
Turning the tide of Christianity is what Turning Point strives to do, according to its mission statement. “ proclaim the Gospel through music,” said sophomore member Tiffani Mc Laurin. Senior…
Inquiring Minds:Buying books leaves students broke
Students are pulling everything but extra cash out of their pockets these days. The culprit: inflated textbook costs. According to the Washington Post, textbook prices are on the rise with…
Napoleon Dynamite explodes in popularity
For previous generations of college students, the name Napoleon stirred up images of a short, French emperor obsessed with world domination and putting his hand up his shirt. Recently, however,…
Hollywood filth: the dirt on sex, lust and American Pie
I did something over Christmas break that I had vowed never to do. I watched the movie American Pie. I do not think there is any other movie that made…
Upcoming activities present chances to aid the tsunami relief
Several upcoming events at and around campus will benefit the victims of the recent tsunami and earthquake. The Feb. 9 Justin McRoberts concert will take donations. There will be a…
Theater department grapples with tight budget troubles, director’s upcoming spring sabbatical
The question was not whether the show would go on, but just how much money the school would dish out to allow it to go on. Eastern’s theater program nearly…
Overcrowded parking lots frustrate commuters, resident students
Overcrowding in the parking lots, which apparently stemmed from a rise in first year permit grants and illegal parking by resident students and commuters, has been a source of frustration…
Ms. Robinson book review of Dewitched
Editor, Could you be kind enough to pass this on to Ms, Robinson? Book Review: Dewitched, by Tim BakerBy Ruth Robinson “I’ve never really been a Wiccan,” he said, “but…
Ruth Robinson’s review of “Dewitched” by Tom Baker
Dear Sir/Madam I was dismayed to stumble across your contributor, Ruth Robinson’s review of Tom Baker’s book. I was disappointed to see her come down so unthinkingly and wholeheartedly on…