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The M&M Report: Super Bowl, Olympics and all things sports

By Devin Mitchell and Mark Lieberman · Sunday, Feb. 9, 2014

Join hosts Mark Lieberman and Devin Mitchell as they discuss sports and pop culture in the latest episode of The M&M Report.

Wrestling drops meet with Navy

Saturday, Feb. 8, 2014

After winning two of the first three bouts, AU wrestling drops final seven bouts in loss to Navy

Women's basketball holds off Colgate to pull within one game of first in PL

By Austin Sternlicht · Saturday, Feb. 8, 2014

A strong second half propelled the Eagles to a 75-57 victory over Colgate

Sports

Men’s basketball drops to Colgate

By Zach Leciejewski | February 8

The Eagles men’s basketball team extended their losing streak to two games after losing to Colgate University.

News

Movie Review: The Lego Movie

By David Kahen-Kashi | February 7

New movie about Lego blocks builds up a new brand of animated comedy.

Music

Yuna charms crowd at U Street Music Hall

By Teta Alim | February 7

Malaysian singer Yuna brought soulful tunes to U Street Feb. 5.

Opinion

Op/ed: SG responds to Founder’s Day criticism

February 7

Director of Founder’s Week Abigail Finn defends the current system of ticket distribution.

Opinion

Quick Take: Should the federal government legalize pot?

By Katlyn Hirokawa , Michelle Sindyukov and Boot Bullwinkle | February 7

The Eagle’s columnists agree federal pot laws are in bad taste, but how should the laws be changed?

News

Take 5: Legos storm the box office, Leno exits “Tonight” and more

By Mark Lieberman | February 7

NBC stars are exiting left and right this week. Mark Lieberman has the scoop on that and other pop culture developments worth knowing about.

A line of “x“s along the lower level of the AU Bookstore represent the 100 spots for Founder’s Day Ball ticket distribution.

News

SG reinstates line-up policy for Founder’s Day tickets

By Kate Magill | February 7

Students will not be able to wait in line for more than 30 minutes before Founder’s Day tickets are disbursed.

Opinion

Staff Ed: Founder’s Day ticket process needs to change

February 6

Lines are too long and tickets are hard to exchange, but how can that be fixed?

Lifestyle

Tenleytown shop delivers tasty Thai specialities

By Leo Versel | February 6

Tanad offers great food at fair prices for AU students.

News

The great American theater and show guide

By David Kahen-Kashi | February 6

Weave your way through The Scene’s guide to AU’s spring theater, show and music season.

News

The Scene’s weekend guide: monu(mental) sights and sounds

By David Kahen-Kashi and Alejandro Alvarez | February 6

12 things to do around D.C. this weekend.

College Republicans Vice President Zoe Crain (left) and College Democrats President Alex Hoffman (right) pose for a picture after the AmeriPac Leadership Dinner.

Opinion

Op/ed: AmeriPac bipartisanship highlights importance of US-Israeli relationship

By Mollie Adatto | February 6

College Democrats and College Republicans joined forces with several other student organizations to shine light on the US-Israeli relationship.

Sports

Women’s basketball trounce Loyola to keep pace in Patriot League

By Austin Sternlicht | February 6

A stingy Eagles defense and balanced scoring attack gave AU the 63-38 victory.

Sophomore guard Jesse Reed (pictured on Feb. 2) scored 16 points during the Eagles’ game against Loyola.

Sports

Men's basketball suffers first conference loss

By Alex Romero | February 6

The men’s basketball team suffered its first lost of the season due to numerous turnovers and personal fouls.

Music

Darkside to mesmerize at 9:30 Club

February 5

The Darkside duo will pair their electronic stylings with psychedelic light show on Feb. 5.

News

Seventh annual Chinese New Year Parade rocks H Street

By Zach Ewell | February 5

This year’s parade appeared to embrace Taiwanese culture. Tweet: The Chinese New Year Parade stormed Chinatown over the weekend.

News

Student Health Center extends office hours

By Samantha Hogan | February 5

AU Student Health Center began offering evening hours again.

The UFL and Why it's Good for the Sport

Section 202 hosts Connor Sturniolo and Gabrielle McNamee are joined by fellow Eagle staff member and phenomenal sports photographer, Josh Markowitz. Follow along as they discuss the United Football League and the benefits it provides for the world of professional football.

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