The student news site of Eastern Illinois University in Charleston, Illinois.

The Daily Eastern News

The student news site of Eastern Illinois University in Charleston, Illinois.

The Daily Eastern News

The student news site of Eastern Illinois University in Charleston, Illinois.

The Daily Eastern News

Delta Zeta, Delta Chi win Airband

Jamie Fetty April 8, 2002

Delta Zeta re-covered recent popular cover songs and Delta Chis did some cross-dressing to take first place in Greek Week's Airband competition.

Early morning initiation

***Editor's note: The following is a responce by Pat Guinane to Richard Swartzbaugh's post Sept. 11 monologue entitled "Suffering cannot be understood beyond individual."

Business office filling positions

A heavy workload is forcing the vice president for business affairs to begin filling eight vacant positions within the office, starting with a new associate vice president for information technology services.

Brinkmeyer running on independent ticket for student VPAA position

One candidate for student vice president for student affairs wishes to focus on automating the current Student Government scholarship search process and find a scholarship for everyone at Eastern.

Black and Gold pageant winner determined through competition

Bianca Sisson Staff Writer April 8, 2002

More than 100 people attended Alpha Phi Alpha fraternity's Black and Gold pageant, themed "The Essence of a Woman," Saturday night at the Worthington Inn.

Survey: Gas prices up more than 8 cents

April 8, 2002

CAMARILLO, Calif. (AP) - Gasoline prices, which have risen steadily since February, jumped more than 8 cents in the past two weeks.

King, Queen named at start of Greek Week

Jenni Teresi Staff Writer April 8, 2002

Campus sororities and fraternities "Let the Games Begin" Saturday night with the coronation of this year's king and queen, which was held during the Airband competition for the beginning of Greek week.

Bio-physicist speaks out on drug development for third world

Mary Carnevale Staff Writer April 8, 2002

Bio-physicist Manuel Navia spoke to a Public Health Administration class Friday in Lantz about the entrepreneurial development of drugs for developing countries.

Forum on hate crime prevention Monday

Benjamin Tully April 8, 2002

A viewing of clips from "Not In Our Town II," a documentary highlighting the organizations and individuals combating hate crimes in their communities, will be part of the "Not In Our Town" city and campus forum Monday.

First candidate for second search on campus today

The second attempt at a search for an assistant vice president of academic affairs for technology will bring Michael Hoadley to campus Monday and Tuesday for interviews with various university groups and organizations.

Newspaper announces staff for fall semester

Shauna Gustafson April 8, 2002

The Daily Eastern News has announced its new staff for the fall 2002 semester.

On display

April 8, 2002

"Doing a good job for today is not good enough for the future," said the third of four finalists for dean of the College of Educational and Professional Studies.

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