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Online exclusive: Former Dean supporters reorganize

By Greg Rosenberg | April 26

"Say it loud. I'm the grassroots and I'm proud!" The Deaniacs are chanting for a new cause - Democracy for America. Last month, former Democratic presidential candidate Howard Dean announced the formation of a group aimed at defeating President Bush and "taking back our country."

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Playing roles in 'Final Fantasy'

By Will Gordon | April 26

"Final Fantasy: Crystal Chronicles" represents change for the "Final Fantasy" series. Besides the obvious fact that the game is on GameCube and not PlayStation or PC, there are other elements of the game that set it apart from its brothers.

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Metro Brief

By Emily Carone | April 26

Metro Brief: a menagerie of panda statues to be visiting the District of Columbia from May to September.

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Summertime at The Eagle

April 26

Over the summer The Eagle staff will continuously update The Eagle Online with accurate breaking campus and metro news, as well as reviews of newly released CDs, concerts and movies. Also, The Eagle will publish two print editions this summer on June 21 and July 12. If you have a story idea, would like to write for The Eagle or would like more information about The Eagle, please contact Editor in Chief Anne Godlasky at (202) 885-1402 or editor@theeagleonline.com. Thanks for reading and have a great summer!

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Police Blotter

By Kate Oczypok | April 26

Safety and security events from around campus since Thursday.

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Music Notes for May 28

By Emily Zemler | April 26

The Eagle Music section reviews three new CD's as May comes to a close.

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Summer CD mixes

By Rebecca Armendariz , Neal Fersko and Sarah Reed | April 26

With summer on our doorstep, it's pretty safe to say that you'll be hearing a lot of stereos blasting the soundtrack of the season for the next few months. Well, you're in luck. The Eagle is here to give you advice on some of the best summer songs to make your time away from AU a little bit more rewarding.

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Opinion

Abortion access is the bigger debate

By Jeannette Kimmel | April 26

Guest columnist Jeanette Kimmel discusses her perspective on abortion and womens access to it.

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Fashion capstone proves perfect fit

By Dwaun Sellers | April 26

Many athletes, singers, dancers, musicians and performers only seek the thrill of the extracurricular activity and not the glory that comes with the major or minor. However, Nina Mahi Zadrozny-Pereira, a senior majoring in psychology and minoring in math and theatre, has turned her pasttime into what she hopes is a full-time future in fashion design.

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Opinion

Campus Right moves to center

By Jason Richwine and Bradley Visoli | April 26

Guest columnists Brad Visoli and Jason Richwine respond to opinions on the American Journal in The Eagle this week.

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Local bands rock out DC9

By Emily Zemler | April 26

Local bands are a much-maligned sect of the elitist music industry. Audiences and critics tend to assume that a band is untalented just because they are: a) not signed, b) playing in local dives to crowds of five people and c) releasing trashy little EPs that sound like they were recorded in a cave.

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Student assaulted on South Side

By Keith F. Shovlin | April 26

A Campus Crime Alert was issued Tuesday following an incident where a female student was groped while walking on the South Side of campus Sunday night. The report states that at approximately 9 p.m. a man grabbed a female student on the breast while it was raining Sunday night.

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Four summer CDs that won't disappoint

By Jen Turner | April 26

As we approach the beginning of May, wild rumors about the "summer blockbusters" start to get everyone's hopes up. Rather than pretending to be excited about some Creed album slated for release in August (merely an example, so cool your jets before you bombard the nearest Tower Records), here is a list of some of the potentially great album releases for this summer.

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Opinion

Goodbye for the interim

By Keith F. Shovlin | April 26

Interim Editor in Chief Keith F. Shovlin bids goodbye to readers in a final column.

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Opinion

Editorial cartoon: April 26, 2004

By Chris Nye | April 26

Chris Nye's editorial cartoon for April 26, 2003.

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Draft issue raises questions

By Dana Lungguth | April 26

Last week, White House and Pentagon officials denied allegations of a plan to reinstate a military draft to aid action in Iraq - an idea that has some AU students worried. There is currently a bill in both the Senate and House of Representatives that suggest the re-introduction of a draft.

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Destructive decisions targeted by bands

By Emily Zemler | April 26

The Rejected, fronted by Mel Gagarin, was the first of eight bands to play the Tavern on Saturday in an all-day show sponsored by the Department of Audio Technology. Donations totaling about $300 were made at the show to benefit a new chapter of Students Against Destructive Decisions (SADD) that is being set up in honor of AU student Andrew Burr, who was killed by a drunken driver in January.

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