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Opinion

In tragedy’s wake, a fragile balance

By Kris Schneider | June 22

Following the worst mass shooting in modern American history, the nation must strike a balance when moving forward and avoid pitting American against American, writes Kris Schneider

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Sports

Catching up with Brendan Johnson

By Shannon Scovel | June 21

2016 PL Track Scholar-Athlete of the Year talks outdoor track, upcoming goals and team chemistry

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Opinion

A single-tracked defense of the Metro

By Sameer Chintamani | June 18

“When boarding, please move to the center of the car.”

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Opinion

Letter to the Editor: Women deserve support, not shame

By Grace Arnpriester | June 17

Grace Arnpriester responds to pro-life column posted earlier this week

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Opinion

It’s time to treat our heroes like heroes

By Alex Zipper | June 17

Every day we walk to our jobs, we go to classes, we chat with friends and we do what college kids do without having fear of an incoming attack or being senselessly bombed by other governments.

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News

#AwayFromTheNest: Eamon Martin, Orientation Chair

By Ivy Kaplan | June 17

AU students are on the go year-round, and that only intensifies as the temperature gets warmer and the spring semester ends.

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News

Dalai Lama discusses mindfulness at AU

By Taameen Mohammad | June 16

Nancy Pelosi, Richard Gere join His Holiness in Bender Arena

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Opinion

I didn't know my activism was failing

By Shelby Moring | June 16

Try successfully explaining what the gender binary is to a 50-something year old man. By successful, I mean patiently clarifying what the term means and convincing him to believe what you are telling him is true.

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Opinion

Service learning is not your classroom

By Julia Gagnon | June 15

It was a Tuesday. We sat in the cold backroom of the center, reading a book about lions. I was worried about finishing my service hours before the end of the semester and he told me he was worried about going to jail.

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Opinion

How the Cincinatti gorilla revealed society’s obsession with “choice”

By Annamarie Rienzi | June 15

Recently, there has been a lot of rancor surrounding an incident that occurred at the Cincinnati Zoo.

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Lifestyle

The Weekly Scene: June 13-17

By Emma Williams | June 14

Whether you’re into jazz, movies, music or food, there’s always something to do in D.C. D.C.

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Multimedia

Celebration and passion at D.C.'s Pride Parade

By Zach Ewell | June 14

Last Saturday on June 11, thousands of people from the DMV area gathered around the Dupont Circle neighborhood to watch and celebrate the District’s annual Pride Parade.

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Opinion

Why Greek life is not what you think

By Alex Zipper | June 10

There I was, sitting through the interview with the guys who would eventually become my fraternity brothers.

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News

#AwayFromTheNest: Rain Freeman, FDA Intern

By Jude Jordan | June 10

AU students are on the go year-round, and that only intensifies as the temperature gets warmer and the spring semester ends.

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Lifestyle

Summer LookBook: Jumpsuits

By Anusheh Khan | June 10

With the rainy and cold weather gone, it’s about time to bring out the summer wardrobe! Whether they’re stored in the back of the closet, or you’re looking to expand the summer wardrobe, jumpsuits are a fun summer piece to wear when you’re sick of maxi dresses and shorts.

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News

BREAKING: Car fire in Katzen garage

By Kate Magill | June 9

The parking garage underneath Katzen Arts Center is closed this morning following a vehicle fire.  The fire occurred around 9 a.m.

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Opinion

We all want to make America great

By Kris Schneider | June 8

Marco Rubio promised a “new American century.” Bernie Sanders advocates for “a future to believe in.” Donald Trump says he wants to “make America great again.” Trump’s statement has drawn in the most attention this campaign cycle and has been rebuked by Democrats and Republicans alike, with the popular response from both being that “America is already great.” But is it?

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