Men’s soccer talks getting through quarantine together
Blake Faith, Sports Reporter
April 22, 2020
The Eastern men’s soccer team saw an end to its spring season and early training, but newly appointed head coach Ronnie Bouemboue and the team know how important communication, camaraderie and positivity are during this time of uncertainty. Bouemboue was hired Feb. 4 as the 10th men’s soccer head coach...
EDITORIAL: Be positive and stop complaining all the time
Staff Editorial
March 25, 2019
Every day you will come across a situation that brings you stress. More often than not, there is a solution to this problem. The problem about this is that so many people in the world love to complain. It is as if they get a high from complaining. Because of this, when they are offered a solution...
Focus on the small victories in the midst of frustration
Kristen Ed, Managing Editor
August 22, 2018
I’m going to be honest: I really haven’t been looking forward to starting a new semester. While I am extraordinarily pleased to be taking on my new position at The Daily Eastern News as Managing Editor, I am not quite ready to take on all the stress that comes with a new school year. It feels as ...
Turn your negativity into positive energy
Staff Editorial
February 20, 2018
Although we are all threaded together at this university and make up one student body, it is important to remember that we are still individuals cut from different cloths. And with that comes different burdens to for each person to carry, bumps in the road for each person to pass and challenges for e...
Think positively to achieve positive results
Liz Stephens, Columnist
February 13, 2018
Recently in one of my classes, a friend responded to an attendance question with something along the lines that he is his biggest critic and that he is hard on himself. I, too used to have a similar struggle, until one day I decided that I was tired of saying negative things about myself and doubting...
Don’t forget all the positives in life
Staff Report
November 2, 2017
As college students, it is easy to think we are ‘broke.’ Many students, upon not being able to afford another cup of coffee at Starbucks or Java, or being able to afford the $100 sweater they had their eye on, will roll their eyes and tell their friends “I’m so poor.” While there are,...
