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Riding bus cuts benefits from walking

October 30

National Brief

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Sports

Men's B-ball's shot percentage for trip to PL, NCAA Tourney

By Ian Quillen | October 30

Two years in the Patriot League, two Men's Basketball title games, two losses to Holy Cross and two missed NCAA tournament bids. Three years ago, AU would have been thrilled to be in a conference title game. But now, they are looking for more.

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News

10 last-minute Halloween costumes

By Daniel Longino | October 30

Afraid of waking up around noon Friday, realizing it's Halloween and scrambling for a costume? Well, here are 10 easy costumes the last-minute AU trick-or-treater can make from common items.

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News

Campus Briefs

October 30

Those over 21 can get free taxi rides on Halloween. The Eagle Endowment provides new grant for community service. Students will hold a mock Democratic caucus to inform others about presidential candidates.

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Opinion

Editorial Cartoon

By Mani Bush | October 30

Mani Bush's newest addition to his collection of editorial cartoons

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News

Learn the tricks to getting tasty treats

By Kaitlyn Lavender | October 30

Forget the clubs and the costume parties - get the candy. The best part of Halloween will always be trick-or-treating. Here is a short guide to making the most of D.C.'s best treat targets.

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News

Indie rockers relate

By Laura Kaplan | October 27

Death Cab for Cutie rocked out to a sold-out house at the Black Cat last Monday night, wowing the audience with a stellar live performance.

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Opinion

Staff editorial: Don't snub SUB

October 27

The staff of The Eagle reflects on the problems SUB has been having with booking music events

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News

Admissions rethought

By George Los | October 27

Admission policies at colleges across the nation are launching changes, since the use of points in the University of Michigan's undergraduate admissions system was ruled unconstitutional by the U.S. Supreme Court this summer.

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News

Difficulties plague AU's Internet

By Joshua Wu | October 27

Despite efforts by e-operations, technical problems continue to plague AU's computer networks, frustrating students and faculty alike. "It is a rare week when nothing is down for a day or two or a substantial part of the day," economics professor Robert Blecker said.

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News

Nutrition News

October 27

Nutrition News is a weekly column compiled and contributed by Professor Anastasia Snelling's Nutrition Class.

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Opinion

Israel and its fence yearn for peace

By Seth Kroll | October 27

Guest columnists seth Kroll and Aaron Biterman defend Israel's fence.

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Opinion

Political cartoon for 10/27

By Nate Beeler | October 27

Nate Beeler's political cartoon for Oct. 27.

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News

Hyperactive headbanger heats up Tavern

By Joseph Popiolkowski | October 27

Party enthusiast Andrew W.K. brought his hard-hitting riffs and dumbed-down, but oddly refreshing lyrics to more than 300 fans in the Tavern Thursday night. After playing Nation, the MCI Center, the D.C. Warped Tour, George Washington University and the 9:30 Club several times in the past year, Thursday's show, sponsored by the Student Union Board, marked his first at AU.

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News

Nip and tuck your way to a better life

By April Astor | October 27

Every year, millions of people undergo plastic surgery to keep them looking as young and beautiful as the airbrushed celebrities in popular magazines. A look at the effects from one of the affected.

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News

Energetic new band 'stuns' 9:30 club

By Debbie Kang | October 27

S.T.U.N., an acronym for Scream Towards the Uprising of Nonconformity, sprouted from Los Angeles with singer Christiane J, guitarist Neil Spies, bassist Nick S. and drummer Bobby Alt.

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News

AU scholar holds dialogue

By Rebecca Byerly | October 27

Judea Pearl, father of slain journalist Daniel Pearl, engaged in a dialogue with AU professor and Muslim scholar Akbar Ahmed at the University of Pittsburgh's Bellefield Auditorium on Oct. 23.

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