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Swamped down with the demands of a college schedule, most students could not even think about writing a full-length novel. Not College of Arts and Sciences senior Kaylee McHugh.
If you’re familiar with assembly-line style dining of Chipotle, then you’ll be comfortable here. ShopHouse offers a similar experience of customizing a bowl to fit your cravings and dietary needs. You’ll have the option to grab tofu with rice noodles, salad or rice, then add uniquely flavored toppings to the mix. Though the only vegan and vegetarian sauce available is the Tamarind Vinaigrette, it hardly matters – it’s a delectable mix of sweet and zesty that you won’t want to miss. Georgetown: 2805 M St. NW Bethesda: 4820 Bethesda Ave. Dupont Circle: 1516 Connecticut Ave. NW
The beginning of the semester is a new start- new classes, new people and most importantly, new EagleBucks. Here’s where to spend them when TDR isn’t cutting it anymore.
Each week, columnist Danielle Green will explore a variety of tattoos through the lens of AU students. First, she offers an argument for the importance of tattoos as a means of expression in her own life.
Regardless of your relationship status, you either love Valentine’s Day or you despise it. Sometimes the flowers, chocolates and fancy dinners feel scripted. Here are some alternative V-Day ideas on how to spend the 14th with your person or people.
As diners stroll by Adams Morgan’s most popular shops and restaurants, they can hear loud music from Madam’s Organ, smooth jazz from Tryst and hip-hop throwbacks from an underground ramen bar.
This profile is the first in a biweekly series of spotlights on some of the city’s most interesting restaurants.
In addition to football, Bruno Mars, the Red Hot Chili Peppers and lavish commercials, the Super Bowl provides an opportunity to indulge in food that’s both tasty and perhaps less healthy than you might tolerate on a regular basis. Here’s a guide to six restaurants where you can use your EagleBucks to score a cheap meal on Sunday:
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