Religious Preaching at ESU
By Dana Reese Every student at East Stroudsburg University has seen them, or at least heard them from open dorm windows: the preachers who come […]
Month: September 2011
Why ESU ended Men`s Tennis Program
By Crystal Swartz After 78 years of existence, the Men’s Varsity Tennis Program came to a quiet end at East Stroudsburg University last semester. Director […]
Going Local: Survival and Revival of PCT
By Cassandra Stephens Neighboring a firehouse, church, and local eateries, the Pocono Community Theater (PCT), which is less than a mile from ESU on South […]
‘Duende’ is Still a Mystery
By Sean Sanbeg In a small but never crowded room of the Fine and Performing Arts Center, the artists of Duende showcased their work. While […]
Hey Facebook! Quit Changing!
By Vanessa Scott If you’ve been on Facebook within the past week, then you have seen the new changes made recently. Logging in, I found […]
Bullying is Wrong, But a Law isn`t Necessary
By Rocco Papa On September 21, 2011, Lady Gaga took to her Twitter account to tweet about the death of one of her little monsters. […]
Disrespect at GOP Debate
By Joe Vena For most rational human beings, a politician of the Republican Party acting stupidly and embarrassingly ignorant comes as no major surprise. While […]
New Jersey Mudslides, Homes Destroyed
By Jessica Tanski On Thursday, September 8, 2011, the residents of Lewis Lane in Mountain Lake, New Jersey, experienced a severe mudslide because of the […]
Rowdy Protests at Wall Street
By Frank Bixler On Saturday September 24th, 2011, The Occupy Wall Street protest movement, which has been staging protests in Lower Manhattan against Wall Street, […]
Who are the Libyan Rebels?
By Mark Graham The current war in Libya is astonishing for many reasons, first of which is that we are being told this is not […]