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AU students pitch in to clean up trash on nearby streets

By Kierstyn Schneck · Tuesday, Oct. 11, 2011

AU students will clean up trash around AU Oct. 22.

Evan Petroneâ€™s YouTube video of himself playing the piano backwards went viral, getting over half a million views.

AU sophomore performs unique talent on ‘Tonight Show with Jay Leno’

By Katie Castellano · Tuesday, Oct. 11, 2011

AU sophomore Evan Petrone's unique talent landed him a gig on national television.

Academic-themed pillowcases help students ‘sleep on it’

By Zach C. Cohen · Tuesday, Oct. 11, 2011

AU student Barry Weinstein created a new business called Pillowcase Studies to sell pillowcases printed with the basic tenets of some of AU’s most popular majors.

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ANC 3E does not support Washington College of Law move, approves North Hall and MGC expansion

By Paige Jones | October 11

The Advisory Neighborhood Commission has approved parts of AU's campus plans but is still reluctant to approve WCL move.

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Knowing what to eat for every college occasion

By Olivia Stitilis | October 11

What to eat when you're prepping for an exam, recovering from a night out or pulling an all-nighter.

â€œHeaven and Hellâ€ is a series of one-act plays depicting the funny and tragic aspects of God, heaven and hell. The show ran from Oct. 6 to Oct. 9.

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On Stage: AU Players find religion with “Heaven and Hell: A Divine Comedy” show

By Caroline Handel | October 11

In their new play, AU Players tackle several of life's biggest questions in a series of tragic and humorous sketches.

CAS Dean Peter Starr spoke at the dedication ceremony for Jack Child Hall.

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AU dedicates Jack Child Hall for late prof.

By Paige Jones | October 11

The Language and Foreign Studies building has been renamed Jack Child Hall in honor of the late professor.

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NPR correspondent shares insights on 2012 presidential race

By Sean Cudahy | October 11

NPR National Political Correspondent Don Gonye spoke to Adjunct Professor Richard Benedetto’s School of Communication class, “Preparing for the Primaries,” Oct. 6 to share his experiences with SOC students.

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KPU to bring R&B star John Legend to Bender

By Maeve McDermott | October 11

R & B singer John Legend is making his 'wonk' debut on Oct. 22 during All-American weekend.

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The best cookbooks for the culinarily challenged

By Kelly Holliday | October 11

Not everyone has the gift of cooking in the kitchen. Ditch the ramen noodles and grab one of these easy cookbooks.

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Theophilus London brings retro swag to 9:30 club

By Jackie Toth | October 11

Rapper-singer offered something more than average hip-hop fare during a Monday show.

Sports

Women's soccer edged in two weekend games

By Samantha Raphelson | October 11

The women's soccer team lost both games over the weekend against Lehigh University and Lafayette College.

Opinion

Eagle Rants

October 11

Your weekly Eagle Rants!

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Opinion

Extreme Civil Disobedience

By Mana Aliabadi | October 10

The Occupy movements may have awakened the sleeping dragon of youth activism.

Opinion

Quick Take: The return of political apathy?

October 8

Have the past three years killed the idealism that fueled the 2008 election? OUr quick take columnists and guest writers weigh in:

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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