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The State of the Rhetoric

By Francesca Morizio · Tuesday, Feb. 7, 2012

The past week has shined the spotlight on the importance of good political rhetoric.

Student petitions White House to end Super PACs

By Austin Green · Tuesday, Feb. 7, 2012

AU student Marlena Luhr created a petition to raise awareness of what she believes to be the harmful influence of Super PACS and opaque campaign fundraising.

D.C. Chillin': Valentine's Day

By Chelsea Clays · Tuesday, Feb. 7, 2012

The Eagle gives you ideas that are great for either romancing your significant other or celebrating a “love” of friendships with your best buddies.

News

TV PICK: THE VAMPIRE DIARIES

By Sydney Gore | February 7

Falling somewhere between Twilight and True Blood, The Vampire Diaries should not be missed by fans of attractive people with pale skin and long incisors.

News

RNC Chairman Priebus attacks Obama's fiscal policy at KPU event

By Rachel Karas | February 7

In a speech in the University Club, Reince Priebus took shots at Obama's economic policy record.

Opinion

Drooling over Democrats

By Conor Shapiro | February 7

Conor Shapiro explains why he didn't go see Bill Clinton's speech.

News

AU's Men of Strength fight back against rape culture

By Kierstyn Schneck | February 7

Club launches a bystander intervention program.

Corey Borshoff split his two weekend matches for the Eagles, who will next head to the National Duals Regional.

Sports

Wrestling records two road victories

By Samantha Raphelson | February 7

Eagles open February with wins over Binghamton and Bucknell to even dual record.

Opinion

Evaluating the Founders’ Day debacle

By Douglas Bell | February 7

Bell turns a critical eye to the dispersal of Founders’ Day Ball tickets.

News

Honors may become more selective

By Mishiel Ayub | February 7

In an effort to bring its students closer together, The Honor's program is considering several changes, including accepting less than half as many incoming students and expanding the core curriculum.

News

Locals robbed in Northwest D.C.

By Rebecca Zisser | February 7

After recent armed robberies in Northwest DC, Director of Public Safety Daniel Nichols advises students on how they can stay safe.

News

From Kanye West to Adele, Grammys offer best music

By Kendall Breitman | February 7

Music's biggest night marred by some questionable decisions.

News

SG calls for Nebraska Lot speed bumps

By Heather Mongilio | February 7

Hoping to combat speeding problems in the Nebraska lot, the SG is working on recommending speed bumps.

News

Audiophile 2.7.12

February 7

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

News

Look of the Week: Back to Basics

By Madeline Beard | February 7

The seasons are changing but that's no reason for you to. This week, fashion goes back to basics.

News

Police evict Occupy D.C. protestors

By Nicole Glass | February 7

Occupy protestors were forcibly removed from McPherson Square by National Park Police.

Sports

No. 1 wrestler Flores has his eyes set on a national championship

By Eric Saltzman | February 7

"Once you meet Ryan and see what he's all about, it doesn't take a lot to see this guy wants to be a national champion." - AU Head Coach Teague Moore

News

The Kills lead onslaught at frenzied 9:30 concert

February 7

Hunters, JEFF the Brotherhood and The Kills informally compete for 'most Armageddon-like performance' with no clear winner.

Lisa Strack tallied 18 points to lead AU to a dominating win over Colgate.

Sports

AU women's basketball coasts to 70-47 win

By Ariel Fernandez | February 7

The women's team remained undefeated in the Patriot League with a big win against Colgate.

News

Green Eagles aim for zero on-campus waste

By Samantha Hogan | February 7

Imagine an AU without trashcans. AU’s Green Eagles are trying to get there, by reaching out to students, faculty and staff to achieve campus-wide zero-waste status this February. The Green Office’s “Zero Waste Month” initiative is part of the University’s goal to reduce its environmental ...

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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