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The name of the "new abolitionists" is an insult to those who actually fought slavery.
Here are your Eagle Rants for March 5. Happy National Cheese Doodle Day.
Students for Justice in Palestine work to end discrimination and inequality Palestinians face by raising awareness during Israeli Apartheid Week.
Sandra Fluke, a women's rights activist vilified by Rush Limbaugh last year, will speak at AU on March 18 at 8:15 p.m. in the University Club.
After beating Lafayette 69-52, the AU women's basketball team will likely earn a No. 3 seed heading into the Patriot League Tournament as Jen Dumiak dominated in her first game back.
The duo behind "The Hangover" deliver a college themed comedy that doesn't live up to their past work.
Here are your Eagle Rants for March 3. Happy National I Want You To Be Happy Day!
AU dropped its sixth straight road contest of the season as the Eagles fell 80-72 to Lafayette.
True story of Soviet submarine captain harkens back to the Cold War.
• Note to self, ask out ______________ before she graduates....I hate my life • To the person ranting because they think the sign about hair is because of the Aramark workers,I don't know if you have ever been in a girls shower, but hair is plastered all over and it's disgusting for the people ...
Jack the Giant Slayer is entertaining, but not special.
Poor casting holds back what is already a contrived action movie.
As cyberterrorism is becoming an increasingly legitimate threat, what steps can the U.S. government take to both defend America's borders from hackers and respond to these attacks?
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