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SC, greeks call it an 'AU night'

By Joseph Popiolkowski | November 13

The Student Confederation, along with Greek Life and the Washington Wizards, presented a check for $10,000 to the Children's Miracle Network Tuesday night at "AU Night" at the MCI Center. The money will go to the Kids Care Fund, which supports the basic needs of child health care, and to the Children's National Medical Center in D.C., said Kelly O'Neill, coordinator of Events and Promotions for the Network.

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Where to get that Techno glow

November 13

If you can't pick up Van Dyk's techno mix, grab your glowsticks and dribble on these dance floors.

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Bush gets college vote?

By George Los | November 13

By conventional wisdom, college students tend to be more politically liberal than the general population. However, a new survey by Harvard University's Institute of Politics suggests otherwise. The poll, conducted last month, found that 61 percent of the respondents approved of President Bush's performance.

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Sports

Eagles score first NCAA berth

By Elliot Smilowitz | November 13

The AU Field Hockey team defeated Quinnipiac 4-1 on Tuesday, Nov. 11 in a play-in game in College Park, Md. The win propels AU into the NCAA Div. I Tournament, where it will play Duke in the first round on Saturday, Nov. 15.

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Opinion

Student reaction: Should the Coaltion pull out of Iraq?

November 13

Student reactions to this week's Thursday debate question on the coalition forces in Iraq

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Mono: Excuse to watch ATV

By L. Russell Allen IV | November 13

Over the last couple of weeks I have been plagued with a tough case of the ol' mononucleosis. Yeah, mono. That's right, the kissing disease. Rusty had the kissing disease. Please refer to my picture and refer back to that last sentence. Believe me, getting the kissing disease is a small miracle.

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News

Breaking News: Sexual advances plague campus

By Ari Natter | November 13

Three separate incidents of sexual advances that appear to be related occurred on campus late Wednesday night and early Thursday morning, making five advances this semester.

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Mustard Seed: the Grey Poupon of vintage clothing stores

By Megan Slack | November 10

With clothes that look like they might have come off a rack in a Georgetown store, Mustard Seed is no typical resale store.

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News

Entangled in laughter on the web

By Daniel Longino and Jorge Del Pinal | November 10

Web sites that might cause a few chuckles, a few cringes and kill some time.

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Sports

Field Hockey wins first PL Title

By Kevin Hilgers | November 10

Both teams in Saturday's Patriot League Field Hockey championship made it there by the slimmest of margins.

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Sports

Men's Basketball fought hard Tuesday

By Ian Quillen | November 10

AU fans got their first look at this year's Men's Basketball team Tuesday, Nov. 4 in an 85-39 drubbing of the World HoopStars in Bender Arena.

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Opinion

Letter from the Class of '05

November 10

A letter to the Eagle, with 192 signatures, in regards to the allotted budget for the class of 2005.

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News

'Tour de Force' takes on Tavern

November 10

Tour de Force, an all-day Tavern concert and promotion, sailed on waves of unprecedented heights and suffered at the bay of staggering lows in terms of audience attendance and participation on Saturday. Sponsored and set up by the AU Independent Arts Collective and WVAU, the campus radio station, the event featured more than 10 bands from all stretches of the East Coast.

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News

Half of GA walks out in protest

By Keith F. Shovlin | November 10

The General Assembly, AU's student legislature, ended its meeting abruptly Sunday as at least 13 members walked out over the impeachment of a representative. Although the members walked out, they will not face suspension as they plan to attend the next meeting this Friday.

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Riots mar de Lozada's term

By Rebecca Byerly | November 10

A feeling of hostility met former Bolivian President Gonzalo Sanchez de Lozada Wednesday when he spoke about his resignation and the future of his country at Kay Spiritual Life Center.

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AU may establish in Nigeria

By Mackenzie Ryan | November 10

AU may help establish an American-style university in Nigeria, an undertaking approved by the Board of Trustees Friday that could determine how AU fulfills its goal of becoming a global university.

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AU ranks high on survey

By Kate Oczypok | November 10

AU ranked in the 90th percentile of Doctoral-Extensive schools in the nation, scoring highest in enriching educational experiences, while first-year students gave the University a score of 71, out of a possible 100.

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