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Indie pop group Foster the People 'pumps' up audience at 9:30 club

By Sydney Gore · Tuesday, Oct. 4, 2011

Foster the People and Cults played to an energetic crowd in a dance-filled double-set night.

Rinehardt leads AU women's cross-country

By Ben Lasky · Tuesday, Oct. 4, 2011

Senior finished second in the Paul SHort Invitational, where the men's team placed 18th and the women's team finished 22nd.

Students campaign for SG Senate seats

By Heather Mongilio and Marie Zoglo · Tuesday, Oct. 4, 2011

Senate elections went by with relatively few snags.

Sports

Women's soccer loses heartbreaker to Navy

By Jack Kernochan | October 4

After 110 minutes of play, the women's soccer team fell to Navy 3-2 in second overtime.

AU Cru set up 100 pink tents on the Quad to air them out before they were donated to Somali refugees in Djibouti.

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AU Christian group airs out tents for Somalian refugees

By Mishiel Ayub | October 4

The AU chapter of international Christian organization Cru dried out tents donated by the Susan G. Komen foundation so they could be sent to refugees in Djibouti.

News

SG, Student Activities revive community service scholarship

By Leigh Giangreco | October 4

Students of financial need will again be able to apply for a scholarship that has been dormant for 10 years.

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Students to pursue social justice on Alt Breaks

By Katie Fiegenbaum | October 4

Seven new, predominantly student-led Alt Break trips focus on social justice both at home and abroad.

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Student Government Chief of Staff resigns

By Zach C. Cohen | October 4

After realizing that he can graduate earlier than expected, Student Government Chief of Staff Kent Hiebel has decided to step down.

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Pulitzer Prize winner David McCullough speaks about new book at National Gallery

By Zoe Crain | October 4

McCullough gave a speech about his most recent book "The Greater Journey - Americans in Paris," which focuses of the influence of French culture on American art.

Opinion

Why I am registered to vote in D.C.

By Douglas Bell | October 4

Columnist explains the importance of A Voice 4 U and D.C. neighborhood politics.

News

Katzen debuts first of new lecture series with artist Leonardo Drew

By Taheea Khan | October 4

At first in a new, annual lecture series, artist Leonardo Drew discussed his past work and his philosophy on art.

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'Metals' subtly reveals brooding, yet delicate side of songstress Feist

By Michelle Tullo | October 4

New Feist album drops catchiness for relaxed cynicism.

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Western-themed Breastival rides in to AU

By Bethany Turner | October 3

The Quad was decorated for a Wester themed 'Breastival', to gain awareness for breast cancer on Oct. 3.

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AU ranks first for internships in nationwide report

By Paige Jones | October 3

Over 85 percent of AU seniors, or about 1,515 students, interned before graduation in May 2010, according to the report.

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Fall 2011 Student Government Elections

October 2

All results of the fall 2011 Student Government Senate and Council elections.

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.

Solutions by The State News

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Indie pop group Foster the People 'pumps' up audience at 9:30 club

Rinehardt leads AU women's cross-country

Students campaign for SG Senate seats

Women's soccer loses heartbreaker to Navy

AU Christian group airs out tents for Somalian refugees

SG, Student Activities revive community service scholarship

Students to pursue social justice on Alt Breaks

Student Government Chief of Staff resigns

Pulitzer Prize winner David McCullough speaks about new book at National Gallery

Why I am registered to vote in D.C.

Katzen debuts first of new lecture series with artist Leonardo Drew

'Metals' subtly reveals brooding, yet delicate side of songstress Feist

Bethany Turner

Ethan Miller

Jesse Drucker

Michelle Tullo

October 3, 2011

Western-themed Breastival rides in to AU

AU ranks first for internships in nationwide report

Fall 2011 Student Government Elections