2008 Woodie Awards
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By Tamar Hallerman
Student Union Board Director Tré Matthews resigned from his position Nov. 14 in order to focus his attention on his music career, according to a press release from the AU Student Government President's office. However, SG Vice President Andrew Woods and some SUB members said Matthews was told to step down because he was not meeting the requirements of his position. (continue reading)
Students planning to sublet their apartments or dorms during the upcoming inauguration of President-elect Barack Obama could face expulsion or eviction from their residences. Across the D.C. area, people are attempting to temporarily lease their apartments and houses to make a quick buck. (continue reading)
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Rourke, Tomei take on pro wrestling
By Donny Sheldon
Darren Aronofsky's latest film, "The Wrestler," has fearlessly dared to explore a realm of storytelling that no other director has in the history of cinema: the professional wrestling industry. "No one's ever done a wrestling picture before," Aronofsky said during an interview with The Eagle. (continue reading)
BODY SLAM - Director David Aronofsky takes on the ring in his latest film, "The Wrestler," which stars Mickey Rourke and Marisa Tomei. The film won the Golden Lion at the Venice Film Festival this year, generating Oscar buzz throughout the festival circuit.
Eagles beat Colgate 3-0 for crown
By Justin Hall
The AU women's volleyball team captured their eighth straight Patriot League title Saturday, defeating the Colgate University Red Raiders 3-1 in the championship match. The win also propels the team into the NCAA tournament for the eighth consecutive year. (continue reading)
BLOCK SHOT - No. 11 senior setter Christina Nash rises up to block a shot against Bucknell University in the Patriot League semifinal match on Friday night. The Eagles won their eighth consecutive league title this weekend, earning a spot in the upcoming NCAA tournament.
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