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A Justin Bieber cutout guest-starred in On A Sensual Noteâ€™s performance in Kay. OASN is AUâ€™s all-male a cappella ensemble.

A capella groups kick off new year with pitch-perfect preview

By Amber Cohen · Thursday, Sept. 13, 2012

Dime A Dozen, Blends with Benefits, On A Sensual Note, and Treble in Paradise all showcased their instrument-free ensembles at the a capella preview in Kay on Sept. 7.

Alt-rock teens 'Kitten' craft irresistible debut EP

By Sydney Gore · Thursday, Sept. 13, 2012

Los Angeles band Kitten has yet to hit it big but deliver a sound worthy of a big break.

TDR sustainability effort delayed by box shortage

By Jordan-Marie Smith · Thursday, Sept. 13, 2012

Reusable TDR box program was held up by a shortage of the new plastic boxes.

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Students participate in Democratic convention

By Suzanne Gaber | September 13

More than 10 AU College DEmocrats attended the Democratic National Convention in Chartlotte, NC.

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D.C. Chillin': Celebrate the coming of autumn with the best of the District's fall festivals

By Chelsea Clays | September 13

D.C. looks the best in autumn (I love the spring and its cherry blossoms, but I’m a fall weather person). Fall is the best season for D.C. because every weekend is filled with festivals galore, celebrating all of D.C.’s amazing residents. Here are some of the best fall picks for some prime “D.C. ...

CAUS member Jack Kiraly wears a red felt square, modeled after squares worn by Québécois students worn during protest against tution hikes in Canada.

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Student group seeks dialogue with University

By Maris Feeley | September 13

Borrowing a symbol from Quebec students, students of the Coalition of American University Students aims to increase discussion of student issues with administration.

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Concert Pick: Maximo Park at U Street Music Hall

By Emily Clapp | September 13

Britpop band Maximo Park will be playing U Street Music Hall on Sept. 15.

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Struggles continue for women's soccer after pair of losses

By Samantha Raphelson | September 13

Pair of losses over the weekend continue downward slide for women's soccer team.

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Audiophile: 9.13.12

September 13

Looking for new music? DJs at WVAU share their thoughts on a range of recent releases.

Cristobal Soto led an AU defense that surrendered just one goal in two victories on the weekend.

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McDonald, Seigfreid power men's soccer to weekend wins

By Brianna Williams | September 13

A pair of home wins over the weekend push the Eagle's record above .500.

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Students create signs for their demonstration on the Quad in solidarity with Palestinian prisoners on Sept. 7.

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Students for Justice in Palestine renews hunger strike

By Rachel Karas | September 13

Members of AU Students for Justice in Palestine have pledged to not eat until Palestinian political prisoners are released or end their own hunger strikes.

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Eagle Rants: September 11, 2012

September 12

Another nail biter folks as new Eagle Rants Editor Scrubs McGee posts rants at 11:59, just in the nick of time.

$New York Times columnist Nicholas Kristof spoke to the AU community in the University Club on Sept. 10 about the \"Half the Sky,\" a book about women\'s empowerment.$

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Q&A with Nicholas Kristof

By Zach C. Cohen | September 11

New York Times columnist Nicholas Kristof sat down with The Eagle before his Kennedy Political Union-sponsored speech at AU on Sept. 10. He talked about the challenges and opportunities he has faced while reporting abroad.

The UFL and Why it's Good for the Sport

Section 202 hosts Connor Sturniolo and Gabrielle McNamee are joined by fellow Eagle staff member and phenomenal sports photographer, Josh Markowitz. Follow along as they discuss the United Football League and the benefits it provides for the world of professional football.

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