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Celebrating a happy Halloween across the world

By Julia Greenwald · Tuesday, Nov. 1, 2011

Halloween has several different meanings for some students who have experienced it in different countries.

$The ArmyCorps will raze the AU-owned property at 4825 Glenbrook Road near the Kreeger building parking lot. Chemical material deemed unsafe are thought to be under the home\'s foundation.$

Army Corps votes to tear down AU-owned house on munitions site

By Sylvia Carignan · Tuesday, Nov. 1, 2011

A house adjacent to the Kreeger building parking lot will be razed due to unsafe chemical materials.

American’s got talent: Teach For America needs it

Tuesday, Nov. 1, 2011

Adam Gallagher discusses the importance and merits of Teach for America.

News

McBride vetoes SG civic engagement scholarship

By Heather Mongilio | November 1

SGA president vetoed a bill that would have financed a Student Government Scholarship valued up to $2,000 per year.

News

Movie Review: From the Back of the Room

By Dana Gooley | November 1

Movie Review on punk-rock documentary "From the Back of the Room".

The AU menâ€™s soccer team celebrates its 1-0 victory over the Lehigh Mountain Hawks. The first-place Eagles are now one step closer to winning the PL regular season crown.

Sports

Jack Scott’s last-minute goal propels men’s soccer past Lehigh

By Chris Hall | November 1

AU dominates Lehigh in men's soccer.

Sports

Field hockey wins PL regular season

By Tyler Tomea | November 1

AU's field hockey team comes out victorious in the Patriot League regular season.

News

Math-rockers Battles fight the good fight at 9:30 club, perform entire show without lead singer

By Maeve McDermott | November 1

The Battles played at the 9:30 club on Oct. 30.

News

Synetic production of ‘Othello’ says more without words

By Seth Rose | November 1

A silent production of Shakespeare's "Othello" uses dance and movement to tell this famous story at the Synetic Theater in D.C.

Opinion

Drowning in debt, with a forecast of rain

By Mana Aliabadi | November 1

Mana Aliabadi discusses student debt and related issues.

News

AU Dept. of Performing Arts stages rock opera, ‘The Who’s Tommy’

By Meghan Bousquet | November 1

The Who's rock musical opera "Tommy" opened at the Greenburg theater.

News

SG Senate calls for gender-neutral housing

By Heather Mongilio | November 1

The Undergraduate Senate passed a bill that calls for AU to make gender-neutral housing the norm for freshman and transfer students.

News

Movie Review: In Time

By Meghan Bousquet | November 1

A movie review of Justin Timberlake's "In Time".

News

Movie Review: The Rum Diary

By Yohana Desta | November 1

A review of the film "The Rum Diary".

News

SASA Culture Show

By Matt Sutton | November 1

The Tavern was host to the South Asian Student Association's cultural show.

News

Cyndi Lauper just wanted to have fun at 9:30 club show

By Sydney Gore | November 1

Old school pop-star Cyndi Lauper rocked the 9:30 club last week.

Opinion

Rally for service by standing for AmeriCorps

November 1

AU student calls for more funding for AmeriCorps programs.

Artist Laurel Nakadate underwent a dramatic yearlong experiment. She cried every single day and posed in various locations, sometimes nude. She started this experiment in response to superficial pictures people post on social networking sites like Facebook.

News

New Katzen exhibit displays tearful photography

By Kendall Breitman | November 1

Laurel Nakadate shows off her exhibit "365 Days: A Catalogue of Tears" at Katzen.

Opinion

Improving the AU Honors Program

November 1

The Director of AU honors program responds to last week's editorial about the Honors Program.

News

Folger Theatre debuts new play season with cutting, witty ‘Othello’

By Oluseyi Segun | November 1

Folger Theater's 2011 production of Shakespeare's "Othello" explores the dark side of human nature.

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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