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Abby Dunn

By Kate Magill | March 27

SPA junior and Philadelphia, Pa. native Abby Dunn said she wants to be the next comptroller for SG because she wants to help keep AU affordable for students as the University administration reviews tuition next year.

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Sarah Preston

By Kate Magill | March 27

If elected secretary, Sarah Preston, a sophomore in the School of Communication and SPA, said her plans for next year include both internal and external reforms.

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Caroline Ladzinski

By Simbi Ntahobari | March 27

Caroline Ladzinski has never been a part of Student Government, and she hopes this will give her an edge as she runs for SG vice president.

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Molly Kepner

By Kate Magill | March 27

Kepner, a junior in SPA, said she decided to run for vice president because she wants to give every student at AU the best programming possible.

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Alex Hoffman

By Simbi Ntahobari | March 27

School of Public Affairs junior Alex Hoffman seeks to reform AU’s student policies as president.

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Tyler Bowders

By Kate Magill | March 27

Tyler Bowders, a junior in the College of Arts and Sciences from Waynesboro, Pa., said he wants to improve the presence of SG on campus.

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Opinion

America’s lingering Al-Qaeda problem

By Andy Wallin | March 27

American troops are steadily becoming less common in the Arab World. Is that the right direction for U.S. foreign policy?

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Mission Improv-able expands for a new semester of laughs

By Mark Lieberman | March 27

AU’s improv comedy troupe is welcoming two new members for its upcoming short-form show in the Tavern.

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Music

Cashmere Cat’s DC club debut pleases crowd

By Isabella McDonnell | March 27

Norwegian DJ Cashmere Cat, along with fellow DJ Trippy Turtle, play fan favorites at U Street Music Hall.

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Sports

Women’s lacrosse launches past George Mason

By Shannon Scovel | March 27

Strong passing and persistent lead to 15-3 win over George Mason.

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Opinion

Op/Ed: Perspectives on AU admissions

By John Foti , Shirleyne McDonald and Sharon Alston | March 26

Columnist John Foti says AU needs to start accepting more students who are financially disadvantaged. Sharon Alston and Shirleyne McDonald say AU has made significant strides in removing potential barriers to educational access and affordability since 2010.

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Opinion

AU greek life: Who is your risk management protecting?

By Shelby Ostergaard | March 25

Protect your brothers, and protect yourself.

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Former Clinton press secretary reveals biggest regret

By Simbi Ntahobari | March 25

Mike McCurry discussed his regrets as press secretary and advice for students during a class talk.

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Movie Review: Particle Fever

By David Kahen-Kashi | March 25

“Particle Fever” explores the search for the Higgs-Boson and the dazzling mystery behind the Large Hadron Collider.

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Opinion

Op/ed: Students should vote for student activities fee reform

By Barbara Martinez | March 25

The clubs and groups that bring support and friendship to so many AU students can have their budgets doubled.

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Opinion

Op/Ed: Financial aid-reliant students should vote for Tyler Bowders

By Monica Patel | March 24

More needs to be done to ensure that students have the means to afford the high price tag of this school.

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Movie Review: Dark House

By David Kahen-Kashi | March 24

Victor Salva’s new film can’t make a “Dark House” a dark home. Terrible acting abounds.

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