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Police Blotter

October 27

Police Reports from Public Safety

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Pataki speaks for parents weekend

By Joseph Popiolkowski | October 27

The innovation of new ideas in medicine, engineering, computer science and other fields is essential for America to integrate itself into an increasingly global economy, New York Gov. George Pataki told an audience of 800 AU students, parents, faculty and staff Saturday night in Bender Arena.

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Insane fans greet clowns

By Natalie Deriso and Jason Geisinger | October 27

A line of painted faces filled the sidewalks bordering Nation Tuesday night as the Wicked Wonka tour came to D.C. On the bill were Insane Clown Posse, Bone-Thugs-N-Harmony, the Kottonmouth Kings and Tech Nin9. In spite of the numerous major-label acts appearing on the tour, it was clear that most of the crowd was there to see the Insane Clown Posse.

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Alumni, part of fundraising campaigning

By Kimberly Peterson | October 27

If AU's fundraising campaign "A New AU" reaches its goal, the School of International Service will have a completely new building, the McKinley building will be renovated for the School of Communication and the Experimental Theatre will become an extension to the Kogod School of Business.

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Opinion

Livin la vida Al S.

By Josh Kraushaar | October 27

Regular opinion columnist Josh Kraushaar gives his conservative perspective on criticism of Gorbechav and Al Sharpton, as compared to scrutiny of President Bush and the administration

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E-Operation problems consistent

By Joshua Wu | October 27

Despite efforts by E-Operations, technical problems continue to plague AU's computer networks frustrating students and faculty alike.

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Opinion

Letters to the Editor

October 27

Letters to the Eagle editorial staff

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Opinion

Mother Theresa - deeper than media's coverage

By Forrest Dunbar | October 27

Guest columnist Forrest Dunbar compares Mother Theresa to Princess Diana.

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Rally rages downtown

By Kyle Long | October 27

Throngs of protesters gathered Saturday to express their opinions on current military action in Iraq at the anti-war rally Saturday on the National Mall.

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Campus Briefs

October 27

Briefs from the Campus News Desk

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Best Buy opens doors to AU

October 27

The much-anticipated Best Buy store at 4500 Wisconsin Ave. in Tenleytown opened Friday. The store, which sells movies, CDs, video games and appliances, is the first major electronics retailer in the District. It is also the only D.C. store among the 550 Best Buys nationwide.

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Sports

Lady Eagles dribble past Bucknell

By Ian Quillen | October 27

AU did its part to keep its PL title hopes alive on Saturday, thwarting host Bucknell 3-0 behind two goals and one assist from senior midfielder Anabel Jimenez. The win pushes the Eagles to 8-6-1 overall, and 5-1 in the PL.

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Pataki plans for N.Y.

By Joseph Popiolkowski | October 27

The innovation of new ideas in medicine, engineering, computer science and other fields is essential for America to integrate itself into an increasingly global economy, New York Gov. George Pataki told an audience of 800 students, parents, faculty and staff Saturday night in Bender Arena.

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N Rosie Mauk - KFS

By Greg Rosenberg | October 23

AmeriCorps director Rosie Mauk spoke at AU Tuesday night and said that the federally funded program's financial future appears to be safe.

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Exclusively Online: Mars volta amazes

By Nik Obrecht | October 23

Monday night's The Mars Volta show marked a milestone event for many of D.C.'s indie rock faithful: Cedric Bixler-Zavala and Omar Rodriguez-Lopez, formerly of the seminal alt-rock outfit At The Drive In, returned to the nation's capitol.

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Tenley secrets revealed

By Jacqueline Kucinich | October 23

The Tenleytown-AU Metro stop has character. The bicycle without wheels that has been there for over two years, the bulletin board that has been without a glass cover for a year, the frequently overflowing garbage cans and the large, gray and mysterious boxes that stand to the side of the shuttle pathway form these classic hallmarks.

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Exclusively Online: Challenge for Afghan women

By Rebecca Byerly | October 23

The Society for Peace and Conflict Resolution held a forum titled "Reconstruction and Security: Roles and Challenges for Afghan Woman" on Thursday, Oct. 16. The forum was held in the School of International Service Lounge and highlighted the human rights abuses that women in Afghanistan are faced with and the role the United States needs to play in improving our policies on human rights.

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