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The Scene introduces its advice columnists

By The Scene staff · Saturday, Oct. 12, 2013

Columnists Jalen and Grace offer their advice on all things college

Movie Review: Romeo & Juliet

By Hoai-Tran Bui · Saturday, Oct. 12, 2013

Carlo Carlei’s “Romeo and Juliet” is a tedious and shallow adaptation.

Students at The Dav spill the beans

By Camila DeChalus · Thursday, Oct. 10, 2013

A profile on The Dav bring students behind the counter of the campus coffee shop.

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DC art fair showcases unique photos

By Andrea Diaz | October 8

D.C. Fine Art Photography Fair at Rebekah Jacob gallery brought together collectors and enthusiasts on Oct. 4-6.

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Large crowd flocks to Taste of Bethesda

By Tam Sackman | October 7

A large crowd took over Bethesda’s Woodmont Triangle Area as locals enjoyed “Taste of Bethesda” on Oct.

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Students celebrate the female orgasm at annual event

By Haley Hawkins | October 7

More than 100 students gathered to discuss the female orgasm and female empowerment at the third annual “I <3 the Female Orgasm” on Oct. 3.

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Movie Review: Runner, Runner

By Emily Woo | October 7

Equipped with an adequate amount of action and tension along with a few memorably humorous lines, “Runner, Runner” does not leave audiences completely bored.

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Q&A: Gap Dream

By Sean Meehan | October 7

Gabe Fulvimar, the man behind the psychedelic pop project Gap Dream talks with The Eagle about his new album “Shine Your Light” and living in a record store.

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Surfer Blood brings the heat

By Ariana Mozafari | October 7

Surfer Blood heated up the Rock & Roll Hotel on Oct. 3.

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Movie Review: Gravity

By David Kahen-Kashi | October 7

“Gravity” beautifully conveys the dread of being marooned in space.

Stand-up comedian and Chappelle’s Show co-creator Neal Brennan will perform at the Arlington Cinema & Drafthouse on October 10-12.

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Q&A: Neal Brennan

By Sean Meehan | October 7

Stand-up comedian and Chappelle’s Show co-creator Neal Brennan discusses women, race and the life of a comedian.

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Take 5: Farewell to Tom Clancy and “Breaking Bad”

By Mark Lieberman | October 7

This week’s “Take 5” features Breaking Bad ratings, new music break big and John Mullaney’s new sitcom.

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Q&A: Peter Landesman, director of 'Parkland'

By David Kahen-Kashi | October 4

The Eagle speaks to the director of a new film about the events that took place immediately after JFK’s Assassination

College of Arts and Sciences sophomore Brian Rhoades (center) plays Father in the play.

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‘Six Characters’ explores drama’s absurdities

By David Kahen-Kashi | October 3

In a modernized version of Italian play, first time director tries to find the distinction between fiction and reality.

The cast for the “Measure for Measure” scene poses for a photo during their dress rehearsal.

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Insults fly in the Rude Mechanicals’ annual variety show

By Mark Lieberman | October 3

AU Rude Mechanicals kick off their season with a raucous, dynamic bang.

The students of Zooville School meet Sandy Spider (far right) played by Linda Bard.

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‘Steam Mystery’ sees the world through children’s eyes

By David Kahen-Kashi | October 3

The mystery of steam is revealed in Caleen Jennings’ play about friendship and learning.

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'Two-Sided Story' creates an honest and empathetic discussion on the Israeli-Palestinian Conflict

By Kara Avanceña | October 3

“Two-Sided Story” creates a deeper understanding for people on both sides of the contentious and ongoing Israeli-Palestinian conflict.

Aaron Paul (Left) and Bryan Cranston (Right) as Jesse Pinkman and Walter White.

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The Rewind: Breaking Bad, Parks and Recreation and Elementary

By Mark Lieberman and Kara Avanceña | October 2

The Scene recaps the best TV episodes in this weeks Rewind.

Owner Josh Levin (left) and Director of Programming Renee Tsao (right) stand in the lobby of the West End Cinema.

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Local theater offers ‘off the beaten path’ programming

By Ana Srikanth | October 2

West End Cinema seeks to tell stories about the world and its own backyard.

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South Silver Spring Neighborhood Association hosts 7th annual street festival

By Brianne Dorsey | October 1

Street Fest attracts numerous families and unique vendors.

The UFL and Why it's Good for the Sport

Section 202 hosts Connor Sturniolo and Gabrielle McNamee are joined by fellow Eagle staff member and phenomenal sports photographer, Josh Markowitz. Follow along as they discuss the United Football League and the benefits it provides for the world of professional football.

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