We spoke with everyone’s favorite Eastern Career counselor, Sarah Todd, and her second-year assistant, Noelle Brown (formerly Rosenblum), about the newest services available for students to locate jobs and internships, network, and get set up to enter the workforce. EU Career Net: This is an electronic job and internship board that will eliminate the need […]
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Some people like to put a lot of work into crafting the perfect Halloween costume. Others do not. These four suggestions are for people in the latter group, using your garden-variety bedsheet. [twocol_one] Costume title: Superman who can’t fly so he runs instead Appeal: Let’s face it, superheroes are in! As long as Marvel and
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Top 10 Costumes [twocol_one]Top 10 Adult Costumes 10. Spandex body suit 9. Pirate 8. Catwoman 7. Robin Hood 6. Bavarian man (with lederhosen) 5. Despicable Me minion 4. Princess Elsa (from Frozen) 3. Wonder Woman 2. Stitch (from Lilo and Stitch) 1. Where’s Waldo [/twocol_one] [twocol_one_last]Top 10 Kid Costumes 10. Batman 9. Baby Monkey 8.
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Which internet trends caught on, which died and which were straight-up dumb? *Disclaimer: The popularity factors are strictly the opinion of your editor. Please refrain from filling my inbox with hate mail over them. Trend: Ice bucket challenge Origin: ALS patients Corey Griffin and Peter Frates had the idea following Frates’ diagnosis. Procedure: The subject
Shopping Spree What you buy for school now and in grade school has to be different, right? [twocol_one]1. Floppy disk 2. Play-doh 3. 50,000 Lisa Frank folders & notebooks 4. 96 crayons with sharpener 5. Book sox 6. Dunkaroos 7. 1989 Batman lunchbox and poster 8. Lunchables[/twocol_one] [twocol_one_last]1. Flash drive 2. Plato (complete works) 3.
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Remember when your mom dressed you up and took a first-day of school picture? Well, we did that. Then we asked our four awesome volunteers a deeply personal question. Vaniah Belfield, Freshman What did you want to be when you grew up? “A mom. I liked playing house. And being bossy.” Olivia Johnson, Sophomore What
Alex Kraft (Editor-in-Chief) and Elizabeth Vollmer (Managing Editor) Personal Heroes: Roberto Clemente and bell hooks Advice for first years: “Join the Waltonian if you want to be cool.” Samantha Rosenfeld (News Editor) Personal Hero: Audrey Hepburn Advice for first years: “Take time to do things that aren’t always centered around academics. School is important, but
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“To use an expression of John Paul II, ‘Be not afraid.’”- Christopher Hall, Christian Studies Department “Contentment is the only antidote to greed. Heb. 13:5” – Jack Bower, Business Department “Remember that your degree is an indication that you have become a trained learner, a person capable of investigating and learning effectively on your own.
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Like most college seniors around this time of year, I am preparing to wrap everything that I learned in college in a nice little package with an extravagant bow on top. Most are focusing on the right now with the future staring in the rearview mirror from the backseat. This scary presence is still looming, but
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1. Name: Alexis Washington 2. Degree: Psychology 3. Fun fact: Something a lot of people do not know about me is that I actually just recently received my license to preach and now serve on the ministerial staff at my church. 4. What memorable or important places have you been in the last 4 years? I
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