The Council on Academic Affairs Thursday will examine a course designed to assist adult students above the age of 25 with the transition back into higher education.

Fighting the war on terrorism requires fighting insensitivity to the rest of the world both at Eastern and in the United States, said former U.S. Senator Paul Simon to a packed Phipps Auditorium Tuesday night.

The final candidate for the dean of Lumpkin College of Business and Applied Sciences, said increasing faculty unity is one of the goals she would strive toward at Eastern.

Seeking efficiency by scrutinizing every expense is somewhat of a motto for the ALDI company, said speaker Waden Weinzirl, vice president of the Batavia division of the retailer.

For the past several years, Eastern students have been awarded scholarships through a state vanity license plate program.

One of Eastern's recognized student organizations will host a bash Wednesday to show students various ways to have a safe spring break.

Suicide and how to deal with it, was discussed by David Onestak, director of the Counseling Center, at a workshop on dealing with traumatic events Tuesday night in Buzzard Hall.

By Jamie Fetty

Creating a better awareness of the rest of the world is imperative to the continued success of our nation.

The Charleston Joint Parent Teacher Association announced Tuesday it will have to make staff reductions for the 2002-2003 school year.

Perfectionists can learn how to eliminate their hindrances by attending the "Nobody's Perfect" workshop Wednesday.

A public hearing was held Tuesday night for the proposed bond issue for the Water Treatment Plant and Utility Department Building in council chambers.