Eastern News
TONY CAMPOLO IN NATIONAL MEDIA SPOTLIGHT
Eastern University's Dr. Tony Campolo is one of our most renowned faculty members, and he's in the news again. Tony Campolo' s book, Red Letter Christians, was featured in USA Today on January 29, 2008 on page 8D. The newspaper highlighted it as one of eight important books on faith and politics in America released during this election season. The book will be released nationally om Friday, Feb. 1, and is published by Regal Books.
Tony will also be a guest on Comedy Central's The Colbert Report on Monday, February 4, at 11:30PM Eastern time. If you are still awake, you might want to tune in! Dr. Campolo is a TV and radio veteran whose comments are always lively and thought-provoking.
NURSING INFORMATION SESSIONS FEB.19 AND MARCH 12
Are you interested in nursing? Do you have a Baccalaureate degree but are looking for a career change? Come to an Information Session to learn more about Eastern University’s BSN-Two2 Second Degree Nursing Program
6–8PM Thursday, February 19, or Wednesday, March 12. Held in the Nursing Clinical Resource Laboratory, Eagle Learning Center-Room 105, St. Davids. Classes begin May 2008 and May 2009. RSVP: Kim Skinner (610-225-5525 or 1-800-732-7669 ext. 5525; or kskinner@eastern.edu).
ANNUAL MET OPERA TRIP MARCH 15
On Sat., March 15, join the Music Department for our annual OPERA Trip. We will leave McInnis parking lot on the St. Davids campus at 1:30PM to be dropped off at the Lincoln Center in New York City. This will give everyone enough time to have dinner on their own. We have tickets for the 8PM show of Verdi's LaTraviata. With a special thank you to the generosity of Student Development, EU undergraduate student tickets are just $44. The cost for all others is $65. These low prices include the Opera and round trip charter bus. Tickets are available from Colleen in the Music Office, with preference to Music majors until Jan. 31; all other students until Feb. 8. Call or e-mail Colleen at 610-225-5733 or cbradstr@eastern.edu. She is in the office on Mondays, Tuesdays and Fridays. Remember, only your payment reserves your spot!
CHEERLEADING CLINIC FEB.9 
As part of their community service program, the Eastern University cheerleaders will hold a Cheerleading Clinic on Saturday, February 9 from 11-2PM on the St. Davids campus. Girls ages 6-13 are encouraged to sign up by contacting Melissa Gibbs (mgibbs@eastern.edu). There is no charge but registration is suggested.
CONVERSATIONS THAT MATTER JAN. 31 and FEB. 7
The Templeton Honors College at Eastern University presents Dr. Philip Jenkins from Penn State on Thurs., Jan. 31 from 7-9PM; and Dr. Harold Heie from Gordon College on Thurs., Feb. 7 from 7-9PM. Both events will be in McInnis Auditorium, St. Davids. Dr. Philip will discuss “How the Church Dies,” the history of the destruction or removal of Christian beliefs in a particular region. Dr. Heie presents, “Respectful Conversations in the Academy,” a look at the ways Christian scholars do, or do not, engage the wider scholarly world. Free and open to the public. RSVP to 610.225.5022 or lhenrich@eastern.edu.
DR. PHILIP JENKINS AT WINDOWS ON THE WORLD FEB. 1
After presenting his Conversations that Matter discussion on Jan. 31, Dr. Jenkins will speak on Friday, Feb. 1 at 10AM in McInnis Auditorium, St. Davids. All are welcome.
DR. HAROLD HEIE AT WINDOWS ON THE WORLD FEB. 8
After presenting his Conversations that Matter discussion on Feb. 7, Dr. Heie will speak on Friday, Feb. 8 at 10AM in McInnis Auditorium, St. Davids. All are welcome.
SCANDAL OF EVANGELICAL POLITICS CONFERENCE AT PALMER SEMINARY MARCH 28-30
How should I vote in 2008? What issues are most important to God? This conference addresses these and other timely questions. Sponsored by The Sider Center on Ministry and Public Policy and Evangelicals for Social Action and held at Palmer Seminary in Wynnewood, PA. Speakers include Luis Cortes, Jr.; Christine Pohl; John Dilulio; Ron Sider; William Shaw; Shirley Mullen; Timothy Tseng and Richard Clark. Call 800.220.3287 or go to www.esa-online.org. Discounted fee for Eastern University students.
SPRING BREAK IN IRELAND
There is space for four more travelers on the Ireland trip (and in the course, if you want it for credit). The trip leaves Feb. 29 and returns March 9. The cost is $2378 and includes airfare, hotels, ground transportation in Ireland, and lots of sightseeing. We'll visit Dublin, Belfast, Galway, beautiful countryside and small towns. E-mail Caroline Cherry (ccherry@eastern.edu).
CAPSTONE TRIP TO ARGENTINA
A capstone course will be offered in the Spring with an emphasis on cross-cultural ministry and a 9-day trip to Buenos Aires, Argentina, during Spring break. No Spanish is required. The cost of $1600 covers airfare, local transportation, hotel and meals. Register with: Dr. Elvira E. Ramirez, McInnis 213 (X 5076; eramirez@eastern.edu) or Dr. Eduardo M. Ramirez, Warner 145 (X1708; eramire2@eastern.edu).
TURKEY/GREECE TRIP DEPOSIT NOW
This new Pilgrimage to the Holy Land program, open to the public, is a journey to the Seven Churches of the Revelation and the main mission churches of St. Paul. These sixteen days of biblical encounter will yield a lifetime of unforgettable memories. (INST 480 is a Capstone course and can be used for elective credit.) Contact Dr. Maahs at X5895 or www.eastern.edu/holyland.
Student News
WRITING CENTER OPEN
The Writing Center for undergraduate students in the College of Arts and Sciences is now open for appointments and walk-ins. Hours this semester are M-F 11AM-2PM and M-Thur.6-9PM Questions? Call John Nordlof (X1453).
WANT TO BE A STUDENT CHAPLAIN?
For the 2008-2009 school year, there will be three meetings, but you only need to attend ONE:
- Monday, February 4 @ 10am in McInnis 121
- Tuesday, February 5 @ 10pm in Gough Great Room
- Wednesday, February 6 @ 3pm in Baird Library
Each meeting will be approximately one hour long and you can pick up an application. COME JOIN US! Questions: call X5826 or e-mail jmodica@eastern.edu
ATTENTION ALL DANCE LOVERS. AUDITIONS FEB. 7
For the Spring Concert, Time: 4:30-7:30PM (15-minute slots for each dance)
Place: Dance Studio in the Gym
All types of dance can audition. The entire cast should come dressed to perform as much of the dance that is completed. The time slot sign-up sheet and audition applications can be found on the bulletin board in the dance studio. Contact Dr. Deans X1384.
MAJOR AND MINOR DANCE PROGRAM AUDITIONS FEB. 18
Time: 1:00-3:30PM
Place: Dance Studio in the Gym
The audition is a full class audition and interview for those auditioning for the dance major. Dance minors also take this class for leveling purposes. The class will include modern dance, ballet and at least one major jazz combination. Please bring appropriate dance shoes. No tights or socks, only bare feet will be allowed for modern. Please wear dance clothing so your body can be seen. Applications can be found on the bulletin board in the dance studio or on the Eastern Dance Web Page. Contact Dr. Karen Clemente X1719.
SPECIAL BULLETIN FROM THE HEALTH CENTER
A stomach virus is circulating this area and our campus. Please follow these guidelines from the Center for Disease Control. You will be sick for about 2 days, but will NOT become dehydrated without fluid for 4-6 hours.
PREVENTION:
1. Do not share drinks, food, or utensils with others.
2. Keep hands away from mouth and face.
3. Wash hands before eating, touching face, putting in contacts, and after using the bathroom.
IF YOU BECOME ILL:
1. Wash hands after each use of the toilet or vomiting.
2. Wait at least 3 hours after vomiting before starting to take sips of diluted Gatorade or ice chips.
3. Take small sips of Gatorade or flat-decaf soda every 15 minutes.
4. Begin BLAND diet of bread, rice, tea-NO fruits, vegetables for 48hrs.
5. If you have a fever over 101 or are still vomiting after 8-10 hours, seek medical attention.
Nearby Urgent Care is available weekends at nearby CVS/Minute Clinics:
1776 East Lancaster Avenue, Bryn Mawr, PA 610- 519-1920
1218 East Lancaster Avenue Paoli, PA 19301 610- 647-4368
312 South Henderson Road, King of Prussia, PA 19406 610- 205-1260
FITNESS CENTER HOURS
Monday-Thursday 11:45am-1:15pm; 3:00-9:00pm
Friday 11:45am-1:15pm; 3:00-7:00pm
Saturday 12:00noon-2:00pm
Hours may be increased if additional supervisors can be identified. If you are an Eastern student with confirmed federal work study (FWS) eligibility, have hours remaining to work and are interested in this position, contact Ryan in Athletics for an interview.
The Fitness Center is located off the Recreational Gymnasium on the St. Davids campus. Admission is with University ID only.
ENDURE WELCOME BACK JAN. 31
January 31, from 6:30-8:00PM, Gough Great Room. ENDURE Mentoring Program wants to WELCOME BACK our Mentors and Mentees at our semester New Year Themed Kickoff. Join us in Food, Fun, and Fellowship.
CPR, AED CLASS SCHEDULE
CPR, AED, First Aid classes will be offered 2-23, 3-29, or 4-26. 1 undergrad credit. $65.00. Please e-mail smorgan2@eastern to reserve your place. $35.00 to reserve your place- balance of $30 due the day of class. May pay with check, cash, or have applied to student account.
READ THE WATERWHEEL
Students, you can keep up with everything you need to know by checking out The Waterwheel newsletter each week. Visit: http://www.eastern.edu/campus/studev/The-Waterwheel.shtml
Help Wanted
LOOKING FOR A SUMMER JOB ON CAMPUS? HAVE FWS?
Career Services (along with the Chaplains Office) is looking for one student to help out in the office from May through August. Office experience, computer savvy and sense of humor required. Contact Tess Bradley in Walton 202 or tbradley@eastern.edu
NEED A SUMMER JOB?
Need a Summer Internship? Visit Eastern’s Summer Camp Fair on Wednesday, February 13, from 11AM– 3PM in McInnis Learning Center, St. Davids. For more information contact Career Services X5827.
STUDENT TO WORK WITH 9th GRADER
Wanted: education, psychology or social work major to work with our 9th grade son, who has Asperger’s. Location - Wynnewood, about 6 miles from campus. Work would initially involve picking up from school and driving home (about a 10-minute drive), followed by homework. Once a rapport is established, we would like this person to help our son with activities such as conversations, problem solving, negotiating, and going out in the community. Soon after that, the job could be expanded to facilitating play dates with others.Must be reliable and have use of a car. Please provide references. To apply, e-mail Jack at JP10053@aol.com or call 610.812.1537 after 5PM.
CHURCH AIDE
Aide for Sunday mornings at Frazer Mennonite Church, 9:15AM to 12:15PM. We are looking for someone who is interested in special education / autism. Training will be provided. $10 per hour. Contact Leslie Homer-Cattell (lhomercattell@chesco.com or 610.209.3463).
CHURCH MUSICIAN
Prospect Hill Baptist, a friendly, family centered, community oriented American Baptist Church with 60-70 active members located in Delaware County (near the Philadelphia Airport) is seeking a musician to assist in adding contemporary approaches to worship. Needed 12-15 hours monthly, preferably available most Sundays. Flexibility regarding instrument of preference. Salary negotiable. Call Pastor Robert Zimmerman at church 610. 532.9000 or cell 215.432.3957.
CHECK OUT CAREER SERVICES
Full and part-time Job Opportunities and Internship listings are available online at the Career Services site as well as in hard copy in the Walton Hall mail room. Click here: http://eastern.edu/campus/career/cs.shtml
Other Events
DELAWARE CO. SYMPHONY FEB. 10 AND MARCH 2 
The Delaware County Symphony, under the direction of Roman Pawlowski, presents Chamber Music on Sunday, February10, at 3PM in the Meagher Theatre of the Life Center at Neumann College, Aston, PA. Tickets are $10, $8 for seniors and students, free for children 12 and under with paying adult. The Life Center has ample parking and is handicapped-accessible. Call 610-356-5673 or visit at www.dcsmusic.org
Jeannine Maddox will perform selections from the Marimba repertoire. The DCS Jazz Ensemble will perform original jazz arrangements. The third full symphony concert will be on Sunday, March 2, at 3:00p.m. The concert will be a beautiful tribute to Russian music entitled,"All Tchaikovsky". Our program will include The Romeo and Juliet Overture,The Sleeping Beauty Suite, and the Symphony No. 6, "Pathetique".
Mission Schedule
MISSIONS TRIPS FOR 2008
Mar. 1-9, 2008 Dominican Republic: Our team will continue Eastern’s work in El Fondo with Food for the Hungry and Goshen Baptist, building a water cistern and VBS.
Mar. 1-9, 2008 Habitat for Humanity: Two teams will tackle low cost home construction in the U.S. over spring break.
Contact Andy Horvath (X1830 or ahorvath@eastern.edu).
Mission trip applications are online at: www.eastern.edu/campus/campusmin/missions.shtml
How to Submit News for "@EASTERN"
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