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Weather cancellations come day of class

Weather-related delays will be announced two-and-a-half to three hours before classes are scheduled to start.

AU student uses planes, trains to travel cheaply across Europe

As I stood lost in the pouring rain on the streets of Paris at 3 a.m., my French-speaking friend re-booked on a different flight and my phone minutes officially used up, I could not help but laugh. No, I hadn’t gone insane. However my?chronic lack of sleep?and airport diet of peanut M&Ms (hey, they have protein!) probably didn’t help either.

Consultants steer students in the ‘write’ direction

Every day, Rose O’Malley and Melissa Wyse combat a college student’s worst fear: writer’s block.

Why Roethlisberger will earn his third ring on Super Bowl Sunday

The Pittsburgh Steelers will hold a two-win advantage over the San Francisco 49ers and Dallas Cowboys with seven Super Bowl victories after this Sunday, and here’s why.

Founders’ Day Ball on target for Feb. 26

Student Government officials promise Founders’ Day Ball will happen this time around, despite last year’s problems.

The Case for the Lombardi Trophy going to the Green Bay Packers

It’s that time of year again, the time of year where I destroy Tyler Tomea with my Super Bowl pick. There is no clear favorite this year, but in the end, the Green Bay Packers will be sending one of their own to Disney World.

Dance Marathon kicks up $2,600 for AIDS research

This year’s Dance Marathon raised $300 more than last year’s for the Elizabeth Glaser Pediatric AIDS Foundation Jan. 28.

SG briefs

AU’s ROTC cadets held their physical training on the turf field, track and gym three times this week, their first at AU fitness facilities, according to Brett Atanasio, a Class of 2013 senator and chairman of the SG’s Committee for the Review of University Military Policy.

Police blotter

Public Safety actions reported to The Eagle.

Top tweets

Your top tweets of the week.

Eagle rants

More of your Eagle rants!

Paige Jones

AU hopes to move WCL to Tenley Campus

AU proposes to move the Washington College of Law from its current location on Massachusetts Avenue to the Tenley Campus in 2013.

Madeline Wolfson

Madeline Wolfson

Students protest at Egyptian Embassy, White House

Crowds gathered outside the Egyptian Embassy Jan. 29 to protest President Hosni Mubarak’s regime.

Snowball Fight at AU 1-28-11