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On Feb. 2, Gregg Gillis – better known by his stage name Girl Talk – held one of his famous dance parties at the 9:30 club playing his unique brand of electronic mash-up music.
Howard Dean confused AU with a cross-town rival during a Feb. 8 speech.
Former RNC Chair Ed Gillespie spoke at AU Feb. 7 about his own career and the future of his party in what he calls a “center-right nation.”
“The Illusionist” is like a time capsule from a bygone era. It harkens back to the time of silent films and Charlie Chaplin. In fact, the main character, the titular Illusionist, is very Tramp-like in his many misadventures, though much more melancholy.
Valentine’s Day is coming fast upon us, and its coming is inexplicably linked with love songs.
After a year of snow and precipitation-fueled puns, AU officials say they are now better equipped to deal with winter’s natural disasters.
It’s coming, just around that chilly February corner — the day that either sparks dread and induces eye rolls or makes the heart of lovers go all a-flutter. Valentine’s Day is almost here and for some young AU students that means planning the perfect V-day date, a task less simple than it may seem.
As we approach the one day of the year that it’s acceptable to be an overly sentimental, lovey-dovey sap, we decided to editorialize on a relevant issue: STIs.
The men's basketball team beat Lehigh on Sunday, 62-61.
For those who have never seen snow before, “Snowpocalypse” came as a shock.
As we continue through these long, desolate, despairing days of winter, it’s time that we bring a little more light into your lives. That’s right, it’s time for the commencement of our “The Eagle’s Next Great Ranter” competition.
The AU women’s basketball team failed to sustain offensive momentum in a 57-46 loss to Lehigh University.
Today’s incarnation of Valentine’s Day is a holiday created by greeting card companies. The plump image of Cupid, the mass-produced cards and the silly hearts on candies are so shallow and superficial that it’s nauseating. Anti-Valentine’s Day celebrations are a part of a growing movement against the hypocritical holiday of Saint Valentine’s.
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