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Haiti relief efforts on ESU’s campus

On Tuesday, Jan. 12, 2010, an earthquake hit Port-au-Prince, the capital of Haiti. The world appeared to react instantaneously with an outpouring of aid, but what could be done on a college campus over 1,500 miles away? E.S.U. was quick to show that the answer to this question was not brief.

Oh crap!

In today’s world, there are a multitude of behaviors recommend for people to do in order to stay healthy. Over time, these behaviors are put into a daily mental checklist. Did I exercise for 30 minutes today? Did I get enough fiber? How many serving of fruits and vegetables did I have? Was I able to drink enough water? These questions cover the basic topics that are found in school health classes and health sections in magazines.

Date out, Date in: Sherlock Holmes and The Third Man

The Date Out Movie- Sherlock Holmes (2009) When I first heard that Robert Downey Jr. would play the eccentric detective Sherlock Holmes, I thought he was a bad choice due to Robert Downey Jr. being an exaggerated type of actor. I was proven wrong by this movie.

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Call 911! Sherman's fire burnin' on the dance floor!

CAB presents Sean Kingston as spring concert

Sean Kingston is appearing at the Sherman Theater on March 4th at 8pm. There is a huge buzz about this show boosting over 200 tickets sold already showing high excitement as well as attendance. Sean Kingston has blown up the music world in the last year with his smooth sound and larger than life feel. Full story

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Valentine`s Day: Hallmark holiday or romantic celebration?

It’s that time of year again. With January coming to a close, it can only mean one thing: Valentine’s Day is right around the corner. Valentine’s Day is one of the most popular holidays after Christmas. It’s a day for couples to celebrate their love for each other, more or less. That doesn’t mean that you shouldn’t take the time to show your appreciation for your significant other every day. Valentine’s Day is simply a holiday made for couples Full story

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Hungry for a good book?

A book review for Hunger Games

Let the games begin. The Hunger Games by Suzanne Collins is impossible to put down. In this stunning novel, Collins crafts a magnificent story set in a futuristic, post-apocalyptic society, plagued by a powerful government and too little food. Full story

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Mr. David Armitage lecture at ESU

On Thursday, Feb. 4, Dr. Eliasson from the political science department brought in David Armitage, senior Europe specialist and head of European Regional Analysis at the State Department’s Bureau of Intelligence and Research (INR). He has a Ph. Full story