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GODFATHER OF GO-GO - Chuck Brown is often credited as being the founder of go-go. The musical style is one of D.C.’s most notable cultural exports, representing a blend of funk, blues, R&B and hip-hop. The genre is still popular in the D.C.-metro area.

Go-go represents District’s local musical flavor, style

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Go-go is an offshoot of funk that has been a cultural mainstay in the District since the late ‘70s. The genre is a unique off-shoot of funk — in today’s context, you can hear hints of the upcoming hip-hop craze, while maintaining the classic rhythms of R&B and danceable beats of ‘50’s pop. And in D.C., its value is sacrosanct.

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AU Farmers Market brings fresh, eco-friendly foods straight to hungry students

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Carl Paladino really wants you to try his sorbet. When AU students are hurrying to make their next class on Wednesday afternoons, Paladino, vice president of distribution at Micha’s Sorbet, calls out to anyone and everyone to try a free sample. To a texting passerby, Paladino exclaims, “You know what would go good with that phone? A free sample! Come and get your free sample of sorbet!”

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Global fashion show focuses on Georgetown boutiques, salons

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For many, the simple act of shopping is an event, but for those in search of style need not look any further than Fashion’s Night Out in Georgetown. For one night only, the district’s fashion hub will be host to a global event meant to celebrate the joys of fashion.

















WELCOME TO AU — AU\'s class of 2014 got a formal welcome from the University during Friday morning\'s opening convocation.
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Class of 2014 formally welcomed at opening convocation

A sea of eager freshmen wearing blue shirts were formally welcomed to AU Friday morning during opening convocation. Speakers included Student Government President Nate Bronstein, President Neil Kerwin, Provost Scott Bass and Andrew Popper, scholar/teacher of the year.



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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