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February 8, 2013

• If I ever meet someone who expresses the misogynistic, despicable opinions which are appearing on the article about the shirt, I will literally castrate them, regardless of gender. • VOTE NO ON AUSA...its a scam • men masturbating is considered normal by society's standards. most ...

Crime Alert: Malicious burning on the LA Quad

The Department of Public Safety reports that two individuals set a chair ablaze Feb. 7 at approximately 10 p.m. on the Letts/Anderson Quad.

Op/Ed: Students should have a say on SG reform

Students for Transparency, a group of student who oppose the new SG constitution, argue that the proposed referendum is shallow and unnecessary. They believe SG should create a conversation with the AU student body before they make any dramatic changes.

Ariana Mozafari

Harrowing exhibit shines spotlight on dog fighting

The National Museum of Crime and Punishment teamed up with the ASPCA to create the exhibit "Dog Fighting: The Voiceless Victims."

Men’s basketball falls to Bucknell at buzzer, holds off Lafayette in win

Stephen Lumpkins and Tony Wroblicky had strong performances as the Eagles beat the Leopards at Phil Bender Day, 68-64

February 7, 2013

• founder's day is irrelevant • The “please don’t feed the sorority girls” t-shirt that there was an op/ed about is disgusting. • Single ladies, who wants a no strings attached hookup this valentines day? • @Person missing funny, cute Methodist boy Yes, a couple of them ...

Letter to the Editor: IFC: "We are embarrassed" by "inappropriate" Phi Sigma Kappa T-shirts

The Interfraternity Council apologizes for T-shirts worn by Phi Sigma Kappa brothers that read: "Please don’t feed the sorority girls."

I want a predator drone

A satirical piece on protective predator drones, a system of defense sophomore Ryan Migeed advocates for.

Sweet, savory crêpes made simple

Crêpes are probably one of the easiest yet most impressive things to make. When I told my roommates (and very excited taste-testers) that these treats would be the subject of this week’s article, they went absolutely wild. We ended up making sweet crêpes, but this simple dish can really be used ...

Student unleashes 'Zoo Story' adaptation for AU Players

Sophomore Tony Cohn is directing a performance of Edward Albee's play 'Zoo Story.'

On a Sensual Note competes at auto show

The AU all-male a capella group participated in the first ever Washington Auto Show "Auto Tunes" contest.

First snow dustings excite freshmen

For some AU Students, this winter was the first time they saw snowfall.

Financial troubles have plagued The Eagle since 2010

After 88 years of printing, The Eagle plans to slowly transition to a Web-only publication. “The Eagle will build towards a stronger Web presence next semester to ensure it remains a force for journalism on campus” Eagle Editor-in-Chief Zach Cohen said. The newspaper has struggled financially ...

fun. lives up to its name at D.A.R. Constitutional Hall show

A week after performing for President Barack Obama at the inaugural ball, power-pop band fun. returned to D.C. and played to a packed crowd at the D.A.R. Constitution Hall on Jan. 31. The performance of their latest single, "Carry On," proved to be the highlight.

Upperclassmen receive more housing opportunities

AU Housing & Dining Programs will allocate an additional 100 on-campus housing spaces for upperclassmen in the fall 2013 semester. The University anticipates an increased demand for on-campus housing with the completion of Cassell Hall and the additions to Nebraska Hall for the fall 2013 semester, ...

The Eagle needs your help

Calling out to students to help save the future of The Eagle in print.