The Daily Eastern News

Podcast: Jason Wyatt, Volunteer for Relay for Life

Brandon Campbell • September 26, 2006

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Citizens Policy Academy Week 2

Nora Maberry • September 22, 2006

Sgt. Brad Oyer of the Charleston police department demonstrates on how knoves can be more dangerous and potentially deadly than handguns at close range at the Citzen's Policy Academy on Thursday evening. (Jay Grabiec/The Daily Eastern News)

Citizens Policy Academy Week 2

Adam Testa Associate Online Editor • September 22, 2006

Editor's Note: This is the second article in a 15-part weekly series detailing Associate Online Editor Adam Testa's experiences in Charleston's Citizens Police Academy program.

Arrrr! Talk like a pirate, matey

Nora Maberry • September 20, 2006

Eastern's club hockey team kicks off it's season this weekend against Northwestern. Dennews.com reporter, Kevin Kenealy talked with the team about the upcoming season.

Arrrr! Talk like a pirate, matey

Kevin Kenealy Dennews.com reporter • September 20, 2006

Ahoy mateys and talk like a pirate. At least, on Sept. 19, which was officially International Talk Like a Pirate Day, this would have been the case.

Podcast: Grand Funk Railroad

Kevin Kenealy Dennews.com Reporter • September 19, 2006

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Weather center provides service to community

Ashley Mefford • September 19, 2006

There are not many people on campus who know that Eastern has a weather center.

Slideshow:Broomcorn Festival 2006

Nora Maberry • September 18, 2006

Dennews.com editor in chief, Nora Maberry, traveled to Arcola to cover the Broomcorn festival.

Language influences study abroad choices

Kristen DiGiorgio • September 18, 2006

Instead of sitting in Coleman Hall learning about English authors, Eastern students have the opprotunity to travel to England and visit their homeland.

Email system not ADA compatible

Kevin Kenealy Dennews.com Reporter • September 18, 2006

The new Panther e-mail service, Zimbra, is not fully compatible for those with disabilities.

Policy Academy allows citizens to learn from officers

Adam Testa Associate Online Editor • September 18, 2006

Editor's Note: This is the first article in a 15-part weekly series detailing Associate Online Editor Adam Testa's experiences in Charleston's Citizens Police Academy program.

Want job, won’t travel

Brandon Campbell • September 12, 2006

A major issue facing teachers, not just in Illinois but nationwide, is a shortage of people available or willing to fill vacant education jobs.