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Screw the mainstream: Summer art films rule

By Daniel Longino | April 26

Ever notice how lame most summer movies are? With the exception of the surprisingly good "Pirates of the Caribbean: The Curse of the Black Pearl," virtually every movie of last summer was crap. If it's not filled to the frame with CG atrocities (I'm lookin' at you, "League of Extraordinary Gentlemen"), it's just boring.

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Concert Review: Strike Anywhere/ Challenger/ From Ashes Rise

By Emily Zemler | April 26

It takes forever to get places in D.C. It especially takes forever to get from AU to U Street, the rather shady home of the Black Cat and the 9:30 club. Waiting for your roommate, waiting for the AU shuttle to take you to the Metro, waiting for your slow friends at the Metro stop, waiting for the train, waiting to transfer trains, walking to the club - what would be a 15-minute drive turns into an hour-long inconvenience.

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Opinion

Our take: March for a cause

April 26

The Eagle editorial staff on the protests and what they mean for students, Washington, and the United States.

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Increase of STDs in youths proves costly

By George Los | April 26

According to a study conducted by the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill earlier this year, nearly half of all new STD cases occurred in people between the ages of 15 and 24. The three most common diseases - human papillomavirus, trichomoniasis and chlamydia - made up 88 percent of cases among young adults, according to the study.

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Third 'Potter' hits theaters with new director at helm

By Emily Zemler | April 26

Harry Potter is something of a cult figure nowadays, and the release of the third Harry Potter film is a monumental occasion in lives of children and adults alike. But this film, unlike the second film, is not only immense in its cult status, but also in the talent behind its camera.

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Opinion

The Right and wrong directions at AU

By David Hodges and Mike Inganamort | April 26

Guest columnists from the College Republicans on The American Journal, AU's other conservative faction.

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Commencement speakers announced

By Keith F. Shovlin | April 26

As the Class of 2004 prepares to depart AU, students will hear from a top CNN journalist, a member of the 9/11 Commission and an Israeli scholar during commencement ceremonies on May 9.

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Sports

Stay the Course

April 26

Sports columnist Adam Montgomery reflects on the year in sports at AU and finds many positive and negative changes.

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Abortion march draws hundreds of students

By Stokely Baksh and April Astor | April 26

Despite the overcast weather and rising dust from many feet, hundreds of thousands of people from all over the globe took to the streets in downtown D.C. in response to the recent attacks to abortion rights at the March for Women's Lives yesterday. The march was intended to rally support for abortion rights legislation and political awareness for the 2004 election through voter registration.

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Secretary of state comes to campus

By Kate Oczypok | April 26

Students lined up last Thursday at the campus bookstore for Madeline Albright, former secretary of state, who was signing her latest book, "Madam Secretary: A Memoir." Her book chronicles her experiences in the White House during the Clinton years and diplomacy in world affairs.

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Concert Review: The Misfits at the Jaxx Nightclub

By Emily Zemler | April 26

There are only a select few rock bands whose brand of music and carefully crafted image can withstand the test of time and changing generations. Sadly, the Misfits are not one of these bands. The Misfits, whose true time in the musical spotlight lasted from 1977 to 1983 under the leadership of punk rock legend Glenn Danzig, only exist as a concept today.

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Senior speakers listed

By Keith F. Shovlin | April 26

Each year, select students are given the chance to address their peers alongside renowned speakers and the leaders of the University. This year, Ylber Bajraktari, Ethan Bassett, Judi Byers, Akua Gyekye and Danielle Kosanovich will represent their class as student speakers during the commencement ceremonies on May 9.

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Sports

United's young ranks

By Laura Randisi and Andrew Peternith | April 26

In 1989, while most students were returning home from elementary school to watch Disney Afternoon, Adu was born in Ghana. When 14-year-old sensation Freddy Adu joined the D.C. United this season, he became the youngest player in Major League Soccer history. He is also the highest paid player, who signed a $500 thousand a year contract.

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Sports

Golf slices fifth place

By David Bergman | April 26

In a season that saw them come so close so many times, the end result came as a surprise to no one. The AU Men's Golf team finished in fifth place at the Patriot League Championship at Colgate's Seven Oaks Golf Course, its final tournament of the year.

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Opinion

Our take: Redoing the draft

April 26

The Eagle editorial staff discussing the draft being presented to the Senate and House of Representatives.

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Opinion

Letters to the Editor

April 26

Letters to the editor on party-line issues, including the conservative magazine, the coverage of abortion rights, abortion discourse, and articles on the whiteness studies class.

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When in Rome: Arrivederci!

By Blair Payne | April 26

Well, this is it. The day that this last column is published, I will have exactly two weeks and four days left in Rome.

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