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Sports briefs from around campus this week.

Interview with Bruce Willis & Matthew Perry

Each has a genuine mutual respect for the comedic aptitude of the other. Evident in the first movie was Perry's flair for physical humor, which he also brings to the sequel. Some of the sequel is improvised, which requires comedic talent, anticipation and understanding of the other actors.

The Rusty Nail: Saying thanks to SUB

Every now and then, I need to take time off from complaining to give out some well-earned kudos to groups at AU that have made our time here that much better. Right now, the one group that really deserves the lion's share of "thank yous" is the Student Union Board (SUB). You know SUB, right? It does the programming around here.

Tunlaw shuttle service to be discontinued

The shuttle service to the Glover-Tunlaw apartment building has been discontinued because the building no longer houses members of the AU community, according to Tom Leathers, manager of Transportation Services for Public Safety.

Sex and Sensibility: Preparation makes for perfect sex

Since I first began writing this column a year ago, many people have asked for advice in the sack. They want to know what they can do to make the experience more pleasurable for their partner. Are there certain activities they should do to enhance the act? What about music? All of these questions will be answered here. This is your guide to sexual bliss.

The Freshman: April 8, 2004

Interview with actor Hugh Dancy

Tall, handsome and gracious, Hugh Dancy seems perfectly suited to play a Prince Charming character. Seated before a luxurious fireplace in the D.C. Ritz-Carlton, the affable 29-year-old British actor nevertheless seems genuine and down-to-earth talking about his role in "Ella Enchanted," a film adaptation of the young-adult novel by Gail Carson Levine, which opens Friday.

Top 10 Professional Sports Rivalries

The Eagle Sports Desk lists the top ten animosities in televised professional sports these days.

No majors allowed at JMU's MACRoCk festival

Three Eagle reporters summarize their experiences at James Madison University's MACRoCk indie music festival in Harrisonburg, Va.

Police Blotter

Overview of Public Safety reports around campus for the week of April 2 to Aptil 7.

The Darkness plays first D.C. show

Justin Hawkins, lead singer and guitarist for the British rock band the Darkness, donned an open-chest fur vest, one of three costumes that also included a pink-striped unitard, for the band's first D.C. gig.

Our take: Cicadas tostadas?

The Eagle editorial staff's musing on the cicada plague that approaches this Spring.

Our Take: No ticket to ride

The Eagle editorial staff discusses the disappearance of the Glover-Tunlaw shuttle.

African Student Organization models African clothes in Tavern

Feature pick of the fashion show in the Tavern, conducted by the African Student Organization.

What do you think about the increase in gas prices?

Six American University students are asked about the rising gas prices by The Eagle.

Shapiro looks ahead after sniper case

ALEXANDRIA, Va. - Jonathan Shapiro sits in his sunny Old Town office, the picture of contentment. Wearing a comfy sweater, jeans and socks, Shapiro - a 1974 graduate of AU's Washington College of Law - is a friendly, laid-back kind of guy who enjoys sculpting and photography in his spare time. That is, when he's not busy defending alleged murderers.

Tent educates AU on Mideast

Students for Justice in Palestine held its second annual Palestine Awareness Week April 5 through 8 by featuring various events around campus. Today's events include a forum entitled "Prospects for Activism Against Apartheid Wall" and a documentary in the School of International Service lounge.