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Police blotter

Public Safety actions reported to The Eagle.

Men’s soccer loses pivotal game

In its regular season finale, AU men’s soccer lost 1-0 to Patriot League leading Colgate University Raiders.

Letter to the editor: Advocating for student input: Tenure for Professor Berard

On behalf of many of the music students, orchestra members?and community of the D.C. area, I would like to make it known to the rest of the AU community that our beloved orchestra director, Manuel Berard, did not receive tenure.

Richard Durand, Kogod dean, to retire at end of academic year

After serving as dean of the Kogod School of Business for nearly six years, Richard Durand said he will retire from his position at the end of spring 2011.

Local Natives bring slow yet satisfying show to D.C.

Los Angeles indie band Local Natives have had a fantastic two years filled with rave reviews for their debut record “Gorilla Manor.” They paid a visit to the 9:30 club last Thursday amidst the home stretch of their fall tour.

Letter to the editor: Honoring the veterans in our community this Veterans Day

While in class last Thursday, Oct. 28, I got a text from a friend I had served with, asking me to call him.?We have several mutual friends who are currently deployed, so I stepped out of class to call him back, worried that something had happened.?My friend told me a former coworker and fellow servicemember, SSG Adam Dickmyer, had died in Afghanistan.

Frightened Rabbit not shy with audience in solid 9:30 club performance

The 9:30 club played host to three international acts last Monday that brought wonderful performances and a huge dose of energy. It may seem like a dreadful thought to stand through two hours of warm-up acts to get to the anticipated act — in this case, Scottish indie rock band Frightened Rabbit. ...

Conduct board now includes greeks

A member of AU greek life will now serve as a representative on the Student Conduct Advisory Board to provide input from the greek community on conduct policy issues.

Letter to the editor: Raising awareness of electronic consumption, Congolese paramilitary connection

Chilling articles telling of egregious atrocities in eastern Congo have been littering every major newspaper for the past month. A report surfaced a week ago about 30 women who had been kept in a dungeon and were gang-raped for almost a month on the Congo-Angola border.

9:30 Halloween features South Africans, men in drag, energetic Anberlin show

It’s 10:30 in the morning on Sunday, Oct. 31 and aside from some roadies, there isn’t a soul outside D.C.’s 9:30 club save AU students Sophie Wilmot and her friend Tatianna Wiegand-Stuart waiting impatiently for the Anberlin show starting at 5:30 p.m. with openers Civil Twilight and Crash Kings.

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Consumer Report: Housing

When it comes to housing costs, AU ranks among the top 20 most expensive schools in the U.S.

Almost half of students in triples opt to keep rooms

The number of students choosing to stay in tripled dorm rooms has generally increased since 2000. About 300 will remain tripled this spring.

Professor Profile: Richardson, Anderson’s faculty-in-residence

Anderson Hall is home to over 700 students and only one professor, John Richardson.

New Asian restaurant to open in tunnel

AU students’ cravings for Asian cuisine on campus will be satiated by a new restaurant opening next to the UPS store in the tunnel.

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