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Eagle Rants: December 5, 2012

• That Stoodel website looks really cool... I can really relate to the confessions... is it the new Queen of the Quad? • @thirsty girl in Anderson: that is veeeeeery interesting.. floor? ;) • Why is everyone so offended over the littlest things? Why can't I joke about something politically ...

SG advocates for larger student role on Board of Trustees

Student Government works to increase student influence in the Board of Trustees regarding the University budget.

Maddi Pariser

CUFI on protest

Student Activities recognized Christians United for Israel (CUFI) at AU as the newest pro-Israel organization on campus.

SG stuck on trivial arguments over constitutional rewrite

SG struggles to get past petty arguments regarding their new constitution, making it difficult for them to accomplish advocacy goals.

Search committee formed for new athletic director

AU announced the formation of a search committee to look for a new athletic director following the departure of Keith Gill.

Eagles set for GW showdown at Bender

AU women's basketball team to host rival George Washington in Phil Bender match Friday, Dec. 8 at 2 p.m.

The illusion of food prices

Expensive foods are not necessarily healthier or of higher quality.

Scene staff’s favorite albums of 2012

From sweet R&B to psychedelic experimentation, the Scene shares their favorite albums of the year.

D.C. web show wraps up series

Web-only T.V. show "Orange Juice in Bishop's Park," will end after this season.

New Leo Tolstoy bust vandalized

Public Safety investigates New Leo Tolstoy vandalism.

Secretary claims she was fired for unionization efforts

The recently fired Math Department Secretary Stacey Lucien claimed both her involvement with unions and racial discrimination from her supervisors led to her job’s termination on Nov. 16.

Men’s basketball splits pair of games

Falling short to Howard 55-50, the AU men's basketball team looks to bounce back when it travels to Maryland on Friday to play Baltimore County at 7 p.m.

Rounding up 2012's TV, film and music

The year’s most memorable developments in the world of entertainment.

Sky Ferreira falls flat at DC9

Sky Ferreira was distant and timid in a sloppy performance.

Terao, Herrin headline wrestling in Las Vegas

Terao named AU Student-Athlete of the Week for his performance at the 31st annual Cliff Keen Las Vegas Invitational Dec. 1.

SG allows student vote on new constitution

The Student Government Senate bypassed the Judicial Board’s rules, declaring that the student body would vote on the new constitution, regardless of previous rules requiring two-thirds of the student body to vote.