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Anti-Coca-Cola vandals break on-campus vending machines

Vandals spray-painted and cut the cords of Coca-Cola vending machines on campus on Oct. 18 and 19. They also posted flyers on the machines reading "Stop Killer Coke."

Quick Take: Rumble 2012: better than presidential debates?

The Stewart vs. O’Reilly Debate aired a few days after the first presidential debate. This week, the Quick Take looks at which debate stimulated more conversation and provided more insight for viewers.

Brightest Young Things host two-day concert party at the French Embassy

The French Embassy in Georgetown drew over 3,000 people to a two-day concert series held by the online magazine Brightest Young Things, according to BYT promoter Svetlana Legetic.

Mustard Seed fills the thrift-store gap left by Annie Cream Cheese

With the departure of an old favorite comes a new thrift store discovery in Bethesda.

Movie Review: Sinister

"Sinister" doesn't offer much more than a constant barrage of jump scares.

Eagle Rants: October 18, 2012

• College Democrats: Made of Awesome • GRANDPA SHARK DOO DOO DOO DOO DA DOO!!!! I went swimmin'. Saw a fin. Swam faster. Lifeguard running. Saved my life, but then my lifeguard said there'd been no reason to fear. It was nothing but a harmless little dear.... baby shark doo doo doo doo da ...

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AU students win $5,000 scholarship to study in Canada next semester

Five of the 20 American students awarded this year with the Killam Fellowship currently attend AU.

Spice up traditional quesadillas with colorful alternatives

Now that Tavern no longer has quesadillas, it's time to make your own!

Spice up dining options in D.C. with French, Ethiopian cuisine

This year’s Parents’ Weekend is sure to be bursting with activities that will leave your stomach grumbling. Remedy your hunger by heading to these Scene-approved restaurants that parents will love.

Must-see monuments, historic landmarks to visit in the District

October has decided to bring in the crisp fall weather a little bit sooner than usual. Nonetheless, there are still countless monuments and memorials to visit that are free and open to the public at all times. Plus, the Scene has also provided suggestions of some alternative, must-see locales.

AU alum steps in as new community relations director

School of Public Affairs ‘07 graduate Andrew Huff will start as AU's new director of community relations on Nov. 7.

Too little interest in South America

Despite its major implications on South America and the United States, the reaction to Hugo Chavez' re-election has been subdued.

Mohandesi, Belanger lead women's soccer to win

After shutting out three straight opponents for the first time since 2001, the Eagles look to continue their win streak against Patriot League opponents this week.

Student group creates SafeWalk program to escort students home

The Coalition of American Unversity Student launched a program to escort students between Main Campus and apartments on Massachusetts Avenue.

Take 5: Taylor Swift takes over, TV and movies cash in on Halloween horror

Taylor Swift releases a new album, NBC messes with "Community" again, Austin City Limits rocks through the rain and more in this week's top entertainment headlines.

Staff Editorial: CAUS keeps promise of direct student action

CAUS's new SafeWalk program is a refreshing example of accomplishing something sensible without any bureaucratic red tape.