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Letter to the editor: Student Media Board is a solution for The Eagle, not a punishment

It is disingenuous to portray the Media Board as an organization that wants to strip The Eagle of its editorial independence. That depiction goes against the very nature of how the Media Board operates as a governing body.

Don't fear the horse meat, fear the industry

It is easy to crucify the failure of meatpackers to prevent horsemeat from entering burgers. It is much more difficult, however, to hold a mirror to our own eating practices.

Op/Ed: Continue the fight for AU employee justice

As students, we need to hold all parties accountable to this agreement going forward and make sure that slick words turn into meaningful action.

New Bon Appétit contract is a victory for AU community

Bon Appétit workers scored a victory recently, but students should be more invested than ever in their cause.

Letter to the editor: There's more to SG than petty politics

Recently, the other branches and bodies of SG have been ignored and unrecognized for their success and positive contributions to the AU community.

Student activity fee leaves clubs scrambling

For all we know, students could be taking your money and using it for their own purposes.

Maya Kosover

TV Pick: Happy Endings

Happy Endings airs Tuesdays at 9 p.m. on ABC.

State Dept. activist talks youth empowerment

AU students and faculty attend a lecture where the U.S. Department of State informed them on how to be involved in civil engagements.

The Scene's top movies and songs for couples on Valentines Day

There’s no quicker way to melt a heart than with a love song. Here’s a Scene staff playlist to keep you bubbling with romantic anticipation on this Valentine’s Day.

New master’s program teaches sustainable business management

The Kogod School of Business has created the first interdisciplinary and business-based sustainable management master’s program in the country that focuses on skills that their students can apply to the working field.

Politics at AU seek shift to center

A new political club called AU College Moderates seeks to bridge the gap between the polarized views of Democrats and Republicans.

Tenleytown candidate for D.C. Council outfunds his opponents

Advisory Neighborhood Commission 3E Commissioner, Matt Frumin, works hard to raise funds for the Tenleytown area early on in the city councilmember election.

New committee to examine student activity fee distribution

AU students are forming a committee to evaluate the distribution of student activity fee funds.

TV film reveals trauma of elephants exposed to civil war in Mozambique

As a part of the Center for Environmental Filmmaking’s spring 2013 film series, National Geographic’s David Hamlin featured clips from the television film “War Elephants” in Wechsler Theater on Feb. 5 to discuss post-traumatic war problems that elephants face due to over two decades of civil war.

SIS houses foundation supporting study abroad in China

SIS encourages students to study abroad to China with the 100,000 Strong Foundation.

The perfect songs and movies for single people on Valentine's Day

If on this most romantic of holidays you find yourself surrounded by blisteringly adorable couples, cooing breathy allegiances of love to one another, plug in those earbuds and get a dose of the Scene staff’s favorite anti-Valentine’s Day tracks.