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Music Notes

November 10

The Eagle reviews recent music, including Sevendust, ZZ Top, and The Eels, among others

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News

Police Blotter

By Stokely Baksh | November 10

Wednesday, Nov. 5 Theft was reported as equipment was stolen from inside the McKinley building. Medical assistance was needed from inside Nebraska Hall. Medical assistance was refused from inside the Jacobs Fitness Center in the Sports Center. There was a vehicle accident in the Nebraska lot; no injuries were reported.

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Opinion

Letters to the Editor

November 10

Letters to the editor, including one letter not included in print responding to Heather Blanford's opinion piece on gay marriage

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News

Slow mail due to anthrax scare

By Rebecca Bellville | November 10

Mail delivery at AU should return to normal today after being halted Friday when the possibility of anthrax spores shut down 11 D.C.-area postal facilities. The false alarm shut down the Friendship Station Postal Office, AU's last stop for mail, when suspected anthrax spores were found at its mail-sorting facility in Anacostia.

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Sports

Lady Eagles go down and out

By Ian Quillen | November 10

AU Women's Soccer fell to Navy, 4-1, in the Patriot League Championship on Reeves Field Sunday afternoon, ending the Eagles' hopes of back-to-back league titles and a return to the NCAA tournament. Navy forward Amelia Sheveland's two goals in the 26th and 80th minutes sandwiched a Navy scoring barrage that didn't quite reflect the match on the pitch.

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Opinion

Staff editorial: Adjunct profs

November 10

The Eagle staff discusses the ramifications and concerns of having adjuncts teaching undergraduate classes

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Sports

Wrestling team grapples to win

By Ian Quillen and Jesse Epstein | November 6

Wrestling head coach Mark Cody has reason to be excited as his team prepares to improve upon last year's two win season. "We've brought in a good recruiting class, but we are going to redshirt all of our new kids," Cody said. "We're hoping to see some improvement from last year's team.

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News

View from the top

By Keith F. Shovlin | November 6

The high reaching structure of a 120-foot tower crane first appeared on the future site of the Katzen Arts Center on Tuesday and will be finished by the end of the week, according to Jerry Gager, director of the Office of Facilities Planning and Development.

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Opinion

Student Reaction

November 6

Student reactions to this week's debate question on partial-birth abortion

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Sports

Salary cap? Not at college

November 6

Columnist Adam Montgomery discusses problems with caps on salaries and rewards for college athletes

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News

Movie takes honest look at journalists

By Emily Zemler | November 6

Emily Zemler reviews 'Shattered Glass,' a new film chronicling the turmoil of a career in journalism.

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News

Controversial 'Elephant'

By Matthew Danzico | November 6

"Elephant," Gus Van Sant's latest film, gives audiences a glimpse into the world of a typical American high school (full of jocks, preps, skateboarders and geeks) on a day when two societal exiles are on the hunt for their fellow classmates.

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News

Weekend Hotspots

By Costa Caloudas | November 6

A list of places to go and music to hear this weekend, from the Music desk at The Eagle.

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Opinion

The debate over abortion is misrepresented

By Kevin Sheneberger | November 6

Guest Columnist Kevin Sheneberger argues against the partial-birth abortion ban on the grounds that the issue is misrepresented, and the bill isn't effective as reasonable, focused deterrent

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News

'Snapshots' of modern dance

By Robert Bettman | November 6

John Niemi will present "Snapshots," a modern dance concert created to help finish his master's degree in dance, next week in the Chapel Dance Studio in Capital Hall on the Tenley campus. According to Niemi, the concert "illustrates moments in time and space captured in dance (through) movement, music, voice and text.

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News

Campaign may improve academics

By Samantha O'Neil | November 6

AU hopes to attract better students and faculty as it raises money for these factions as part of the "A New AU" campaign. The campaign hopes to raise $45 million for scholarships and department and program chairs and professorships, according to the "A New AU" Web site.

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News

Intruder in dorm

By Mackenzie Ryan | November 6

A female student was harassed by a middle-aged man Wednesday morning while taking a shower in Anderson Hall. This is the third incident of a man making sexual advances towards students this semester.

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