Police blotter
(02/08/11 1:50am)
Jan. 28
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Jan. 28
Mariam Aziz heard gunshots through the phone as she talked to her best friend in Cairo at 5 a.m. on Jan. 29.
Jan. 11
• My new year's resolution is to not fall for your stupid crap anymore. Have a nice life.
A man broke into three unlocked apartments in the Avalon Foxhall building in the 4100 block of Massachusetts Avenue early this morning, according to the Metropolitan Police Department.
Aug. 23
Correction Appended
The majority of the Democrats and Republicans that populate this city’s institutions are career professionals and public servants. For the most part, their expertise has served us well. Yet my worry is that maybe, somewhere, there is another Abraham Lincoln. Someone we would mock, someone who didn’t go to an Ivy League school, someone who made it on his or her own.
Nov. 9
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Oct. 30
AU outranked all other D.C. area colleges and received its best grade ever in this year’s College Sustainability Report Card. AU received a B+ grade on its 2011 sustainability report card, released Oct. 27.
Public Safety is planning to set up an operation to catch potential thieves through baiting due to raised concerns over campus theft, according to Public Safety Chief Michael McNair.
A memorial service for Professor Sue Marcum will be held next Tuesday in Bender Arena at 8 p.m.
Oct. 21
An AU shuttle driver sustained minor injuries in an accident Sunday, when an AU shuttle crashed into a utility pole and tree on Nebraska Avenue around 8 a.m.
• LIVE EVERY WEEKEND LIKE PARENTS WEEKEND.
School of Communication Professor Robert Lehrman finished seventh in The Washington Post’s “America’s Next Great Pundit” writing competition after failing to receive enough votes last Friday to continue.
UPDATE, 6:07 p.m.: The cause of Sue Marcum’s death was asphyxia and blunt force trauma, according to a preliminary report from the Maryland Medical Examiner’s Office.
Posted Oct. 26, 11:40 a.m.
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