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“Where are you from?”
Housing and Dining Programs, in an effort to accommodate the many students that want to live on campus, arranged alternate housing for upperclassmen at the Berkshire Apartments this semester, according to Jake Meek, a community coordinator at the Berks.
Interns working on Capitol Hill this semester may be required to hand over extra information and carry a government-issued ID card under the new DC One Card program.
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Looking to shake up your weekend routine? Interested in exploring some of D.C.'s extensive art scene? Take advantage of one of the cultural opportunities the District has to offer and head to the Corcoran Gallery of Art.
If you are bored with this summer's biggest blockbuster hits and independent or foreign films are more your taste, look no farther than the award-winning E Street Cinema.
Washington, D.C. boasts a remarkable amount of tourist attractions, especially in the art realm. However, once becoming an AU student, the task of distinguishing oneself as anything but a tourist can sometimes be difficult. It takes time to get used to the area and find the best-kept secrets in the city, but that task just got a little easier - just make a visit to the Kreeger Museum.
THE CONSEQUENCES OF DRINKING ON CAMPUS THE NEW JAMS
It's been a busy summer at AU. We've learned a lot and have been welcomed warmly by administrators as we've started moving on our initiatives. Here are some updates on what's going on.
April 16
March 25
Housing and Dining Programs recently needed to prop open the second set of doors in the Letts Hall lobby after a complaint pointed out accessibility issues for students with physical disabilities who live there.
Thursday, Feb. 26 Miss America 2008: Kirsten Haglund 8:30 p.m. WHERE: Ward 1 INFO: Haglund will speak about dealing with an eating disorder and her advocacy for body image awareness, as the finale for AU's Body Image Awareness Week. Free with an AU ID, $5 for guests. CONTACT: For more information, e-mail africastudiescouncilau@gmail.com.
Housing and Dining Programs Executive Director Chris Moody said he is "toying with the idea" of installing cameras in the lobbies of AU's residence halls to increase security in the dorms.
THURSDAY, FEB. 19
Despite mixed reactions from residents about the double-barrier security system installed in Letts Hall over winter break, Director of Housing and Dining Programs Chris Moody said his team wants to expand the security system to the rest of the residence halls within the next few years.
Jan. 28
Thursday, Feb. 5 Lecture: "The State of Nigeria's Political Parties" 4-5 p.m. WHERE: Mary Graydon Center, Room 245 INFO: Learn about the challenges Nigeria's new president faces during a discussion with the former social science dean of University of Ibadan. CONTACT: For more information, e-mail africastudiescouncilau@gmail.com.
Housing and Dining has changed protocol for room reapplication for the next academic year, including a mixed-gender suite policy in Centennial Hall and online room registration, according to Chris Moody, the executive director of Housing and Dining Programs.
Jan. 13
Solutions by The State News