“I just want to do my job well,” Emily Cole says with a self-assured smile. As the leading scorer of Eastern Women’s Soccer, that job, of course, is to lead her team to victory. With the most level-headed confidence, Cole knows that she dominates the scoring column and yet refuses to let the statistics affect her […]
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Running cross country isn’t a jog in the park. It consists of early morning runs, chugging bottles of water throughout the day and trying to salvage a healthy meal the night before a race. However, through this less than glamorous lifestyle, there is one girl who somehow manages to balance it all. I like to
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There are many baseball players who are well-distinguished and have made a name for themselves. However, there are few who make an impact to the game. Lawrence Peter “Yogi” Berra was one of those players. Yogi was selected in 1972 as a first round Hall of Famer. He won 13 World Series Championships and caught
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Eastern University’s Women’s Soccer team traveled to Annville where they faced Lebanon Valley College. A valiant effort by all but ultimately fell to the Dutchmen 3-1. Eastern University came home after that and faced the number one team in the country, the Messiah Falcons. Eastern’s freshman goalkeeper making her collegiate debut, Leah Lozzi, made a
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In week 5 of the NFL season the battle of “America’s” two teams will take center stage at 4:25 p.m. on CBS. The game will be a rare and exciting event, since the two teams only play each other every four years. So, why is it the Battle of America’s Teams? That’s because the Patriots
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[twocol_one] Volleyball Eastern Eagles’ legendary Volleyball head coach, Mark Birtwistle, looks to have another fantastic season. The Eagles opened up the 2015 season with a five game winning streak. The Eagles’ winning streak started off against Muhlenberg College. Losing the first set, 25-19, the Eagles came back out on the floor and won the next
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Throughout the course of the major league baseball season, people flock into stadiums like Citizens Bank Park to watch our nation’s pastime play out. Some come for the thrill of the home run, while others cheer for the pitcher lighting up the radar gun for strikeouts. Yet there are some teams in baseball who are
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[twocol_one] Women’s Soccer Looks to Take Down Pride By Shelly Lister On Wednesday, Sept. 30 the Eagles Women’s Soccer team will take on Widener University Pride of Chester, PA. The game will take place at Widener’s Leslie C. Quick Jr. Stadium for the second year in a row. In last season’s match the Eagles won
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After Nate Davis left, the role of athletic director was vacant, and this summer, Nate Stewart was chosen as Eastern’s new athletic director. Stewart mentioned that he could never have foreseen his position at Eastern when he graduated from Roanoke College; however, a good friend encouraged him to apply for the coaching position. Stewart was
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The fall semester is always exciting as it represents the start of a new school year. New faces roam the campus, while returning students get back into their usual routines. However, Eastern’s fall sports, Volleyball, Field Hockey, Soccer, and Cross Country are the reason for excitement on campus. Men’s Soccer Coach Mark Wagner is ready
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