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“I hope that I can bring you here for a week on this trip and it ruins you for life,” states Ron Morgan, professor of Heritage of the Church in El Salvador. Yes! This may seem harsh, but that statement was one of the last things that our professor told us before leaving, and it

Beginning in the 2013-2014 school year, Eastern University will now be accepting the common application, as it is now one of the 39 new members who use the application. The common application will be “removing barriers in the application process,” commented Michael Dziedziak, Director of Undergraduate Admissions. Over 456 universities use the common application. Students

Eastern University’s Health and Wellness Committee and the Human Resource Department brings the annual Health and Wellness fair to the recreation gym March 21 from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. Faculty, students and members of the community can expect to gain important information about nutrition and easy ways to stay fit. Attendees can expect door

According to Pennsylvania Department of Agriculture, the state “leads the nation in the number of farms and acres permanently preserved for agricultural production.” The Department’s Bureau of Farmland Preservation has the goal of saving prime farmland and guaranteeing future food supply in the prospect of a healthier economy. The movement for the preservation of farmlands

Summer Runs to Look Out For

A Poem

A variety of talents will showcase this year’s SAB’s Talent Show on Thursday night, March 28th. As classes wind down before spring break, one is welcome to come out and enjoy several acts of all kinds. Take in the musical abilities of several acts including Lucas Mitsch on the bagpipes, Brittany Kleben on the piano,

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