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Part Two: AU wrestler Tao, with narrow losses at NCAA Championships, sets eyes on Olympics

AU wrestler Kevin Tao plans to continue his wrestling career after graduation and has left his mark on AU’s program.

Leininger second place finish sets pace for AU at Colonial Relays

Three Eagle runners had top five finishes at the Colonial Relays.

Food innovations worsen America's obesity problem

Fast food innovations are part of an organized marketing tool aimed at attracting and engaging young customers.

Op/Ed: Tobacco-Free policy isn’t a solution, just pushes problem off AU’s campus

AU's new smoking ban seems to stray away from nonsmokers' rights and interfere with smokers' decisions to do what they wish with their bodies.

Volleyball overcomes challenges of resources, medical problems to advance to nationals

Despite all the difficulties of this volleyball season, the team competed April 4-6 in the NCVF Collegiate Club Volleyball Championships for the first time since the team was started five years ago.

AU in Motion to bring ‘Spring Fever’ dance showcase to Tavern

“It’s really a show for everyone...There’s sexy. There’s slow. There’s hot. There’s just all kinds of stuff out there, and we’re really excited.”

Op/Ed: In business, promote well-being over profit

We must begin to develop new ways to balance economic interests with those of human lives, especially if it affects lands other than our own.

Departure of Jones ends historic 13-year career at AU

In his career at AU, Jones set several records and led the Eagles to the only two NCAA Tournament apperances in school history.

In annual Take Back the Night, Students march to increase awareness of sexual assault

On April 8, AU Women's Initiative's annual event, Take Back the Night's, march to end violence against women was widely attended.

April 11, 2013 Sections

Audiophile: 4.11.13

Looking for new music? DJs at WVAU share their thoughts on a range of recent releases.

Sean Meehan

Masenheimer performs impressive balancing act, finishes career despite injury

Senior Abby Masenheimer almost missed the national championship competition due to a knee injury.

Heat wave, air conditioning delay upsets students living on campus

Housing and Dining cannot turn on the air conditioning in dorm rooms until April 15, despite student complaints.

Staff Editorial: Jones' resignation leaves a hole in AU basketball program

Jeff Jones leaves AU this week with a legacy of being the winningest coach in AU basketball history. With his departure, it is clear that there are some big shoes to fill.

Eagle Rants: April 10, 2013

• To the girl with an orange bag and purple water bottle in my Monday night terrorism class: your quiet confidence is very attractive. Also, you're gorgeous. • @non-sis student. basically sis renumbered all the courses and invented pre-reqs and told everyone it wouldn't affect current students ...

SG commission proposes several improvements to shuttle system

Suggested improvements include a regular schedule for the buses, safer shuttle stops and a more efficient tracking app.