Student reactions to the question on heterosexual unions
Sports Columnist Kevin Hilgers debates the ACC accepting Boston College as its 12th member.
"Cabaret," the DPA's first performance this year, will open this weekend at the Greenberg Theatre.
Must-win out-of-conference games in October don't come around too often. But with AU Men's Soccer trapped in a four game losing skid, Wednesday's home clash with Princeton was just that. The Eagles rose to the challenge, playing their most complete game of the year in a 3-0 win at Reeve's Field.
The Field Hockey team had a big week with three members earning Patriot League Player of the Week awards and securing the 19th rank by the 2003 STX/NFHCA Division 1 National Coaches Poll for the week of Oct. 12.
AU Volleyball star Karla Kucerkova sat out the last two games of Saturday's match against Colgate, but not because of injury, head coach Barry Goldberg said in a phone interview Wednesday.
While some students may have friends who are 21 and older, many use fake IDs for their liquor purchases. It may be thrilling to pass for a 21-year-old, but D.C.'s penalties for those caught with fake IDs can easily detract from that excitement.
Civitas, a new initiative that was started this semester, is geared to promoting civilty programs and attitude throughout the AU community.
Students elected General Assembly and Class of 2007 Council representatives Sunday and Monday, with freshmen dominating positions in residence halls in the General Assembly.
Finbar McBride, a 4'5" train agent, finds friends and himself in the acclaimed film 'The Station Agent,' which won three awards at the 2003 Sundance Film Festival.
AU's own Reeves Field earned national honors this month as the 2002 Soccer Field of the Year by the Sports Turf Managers Association. Each year this award is given to a college or university; however, one man in particular deserves a pat on the back.
incidents reported Tuesday and Wednesday
Guest Columnist Margaret McElligott argues that GLBT families, just like every other family, deserve equal protection under the law, especially when denial of these basic human rights tears so many families apart.
Dan Longino reviews the next big horror remake, 'Texas Chainsaw Massacre'
Guest Columnist Heather Blandford argues that Gay marriage is wrong, and thus it is important to support President Bush's Marriage Protection Week against the pressure for unilateral acceptance of civil unions.
On a rainy night that included tons of wind the Women's Soccer team edged the Navy Midshipmen by a final score of 5-4 in overtime. The game's nine goals included two different hat trick scorers.
Isabel Coixet's newest film, "My Life Without Me," questions the act of human death and its impact on those faced with it.
Val Kilmer's new film, "Wonderland," which details the crimal undertakings of porn star John Holmes, proves that a big tool doesn't make you a big man.
Imagine what it would have been like to learn about Greek Life while still learning how to read. At that age, upon hearing of Delta, Sigma and Kappa, children might have wondered what those strange words meant. Now, kids can actually learn about sororities and fraternities at a very early age.
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