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Letter to the editor

I don’t drink. I don’t attend parties. I have found the whole college social scene and the culture surrounding it to be irritating and tedious.

AU lacrosse beats undefeated Lehigh, 17-16

The AU women’s lacrosse team beat the Lehigh University Mountain Hawks 17-16 on Saturday. The Hawks had not lost a game this season before the match. This surprise win could mean an exciting season for Eagles lacrosse, especially in light of the mere three wins the team earned last season.

Start of season marks new era for Major League Soccer

The end of March not only marks the start of the Major League Baseball season, but also the start of Major League Soccer.

Capitals' John Carlson has potential to be top D-man

Rookie defenseman John Carlson finally found the back of the net Thursday night against the Carolina Hurricanes, but Washington Capitals fans shouldn’t be surprised if he continues to light the goal lamp. Carlson was the team’s top prospect heading into the season, but it seemed as if he was several years away from making it to the NHL. He progressed quickly during development camp and was called up by the team in November. While it was only a three-game stint, he showed he could keep up with the speed of the game.

Collin Eutis takes first in 3000-meter run at Maryland Invitational

The AU men’s track team finished in sixth place at the 2010 Maryland Invitational on Saturday, while the women’s team came in 12th. Zach Wright recorded seven points in the high jump to tie UMBC’s Victor Gilreath for second place in that competition. The Eagles earned 30 points with a strong ...

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This week in pictures 3-29-10

Podcast: 'Last Place Finish'

With only a week left until the baseball season begins, Sports Editor Andrew Tomlinson and Assistant Sports Editor Sam Lindauer talk about everything about the upcoming season. From the Nationals to division previews, they discuss everything a fan will need to know.

Student loan overhaul passes house, awaits Obama's signature

The final health care vote also brought a sweeping overhaul to how federal financial aid is administered. The federal government will now make subsidized student loans, instead of private lenders.

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March 25, 2010

Staff Editorial: Will AU fold to ANC demands?

Numerous complaints about off-campus parties have led AU officials to seriously consider expanding the jurisdiction of the Conduct Code. The Eagle implores them to reassess.

DreamWorks' ‘Dragon’ appeals to inner child

If you have been waiting for the next excuse to see a great animated movie since UP, here is your chance! DreamWorks animation brings you hordes of dragons and a protagonist named Hiccup with their latest film, “How to Train Your Dragon.”

Bronstein takes the SG presidency

AU Student Government candidates ended their campaigns Wednesday night. The winners were Nate Bronstein for president, Maia Tagami for vice president, Kent Hiebel for secretary and Ed Levandoski for comptroller.

Jones reflects on year of obstacles

Head Coach for the AU men’s basketball team Jeff Jones sat down with Sports to discuss the season and what’s to come.

Congress says farewell to civility

The scene on Capitol Hill Saturday afternoon was fit for the plot of a surreal and twisted comedy. With most congressional offices open for the weekend in advance of Sunday’s greatly anticipated final vote on health care legislation, staffers hunkered down to answer an endless stream of phone calls from constituents hoping to make their voices heard.