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VP candidate explains controversial Facebook note

My name is Jeremiah Edward Headen, and I am writing this op/ed to explain my words in a Facebook note titled: "Calling ALL MEN." I choose the word "explain," because I have a terrible tendency to speak in a manner in which only I understand. This is a problem of mine that my mother has critiqued of me countless times.

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Hutchinson's AU Tavern gig proves talent still sells

Correction Appended While methods like Auto-Tune are audible in nearly all recent releases on Top 40 radio, it’s refreshing to know that some artists are still relying on good, old-fashioned vocal talent. Eric Hutchinson, best known for his hits “OK, It’s Alright With Me” and “Rock and Roll,” ...


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Letters to the editor

Again and again in this election season we've heard calls for transparency in the Student Government. The candidates and the judicial boards have talked plenty. I think it's worth hearing a word or two from the rest of us.


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Indie-prep posers detract from college rock legacy

There was a time when college rock was characterized as alternative music spun by bearded indiekid deejays at all hours of the night. Records made in basements showed off an ever-present buzz, the hum of the tape and singers who growled about society through clenched teeth. Their audience knew — and ...


RIOT! GRRRLS — Indie twins Tegan and Sara will be joining power-punk heroes Paramore on the Honda Civic tour this summer. Both bands are touring to promote recent releases, “Sainthood” and “Brand New Eyes.”
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Paramore, Tegan and Sara close gender gap on Honda Civic Tour

Paramore have been slowly working their way into indietown, but don’t be too quick to say “there goes the neighborhood.” Their success started last September with their viral cover of Kings of Leon’s “Use Somebody” and moving onto joining Weezer on the band’s most recent tour (and even ...



SPICE WORLD — The key to making a good meal lies in proper materials, and the right array of oils and spices can save a dish. It’s more important to have the essentials rather than an overstuffed spice rack.
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Easy additions spice up everyday meals

One of the things I love most about cooking is being able to throw together something tasty based on stuff that I have lying around. While the ingredients in my fridge tend to vary, there are a few staples that, for me, help facilitate this spontaneous cooking process. Oils I try to keep two oils ...






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Summer in LA returns

The School of Communication will jump-start its “Summer in Los Angeles Program” next year after a brief hiatus and will incorporate AU students outside SOC while lowering the cost of the program, according to David Lieberson, a student publicist for the program.


SUGAR SWEET — This season, a new crop of musicians are setting out to bring summer sounds as early as possible. Brand new artists like Toro Y Moi capture surf melodies, while the sweet-as-pie She & Him bring a country feel to typical dreamy indie pop music.
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'She & Him' welcome summer with warm sounds

With the rapid arrival of warm weather, it is time to cast out morbid playlists and insert the latest breezy performers that’ll give you spring fever all season long. This is where South Carolina native Toro y Moi comes in. Born Chazwick Bundick, musician Toro Y Moi captures the essence of California ...


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‘Ain’t No Grave’ for musical works of Johnny Cash

In the early ‘90s, Johnny Cash had fallen out of favor with the recording establishment in Nashville. So when Rick Rubin suggested that he get away from the kinds of recordings he had been making and do something simple, it was an easy sell. The resulting work from these unlikely collaborators was ...



IN CONTROL — AU junior Brit Ferguson takes the ball up field in a game last season. The Eagles won their first Patriot League game over the weekend. Senior Amanda Makoid led the team with four goals, a career high. She has scored 13 on the season. Three Eagles scored in less than a minute to give AU a lead they would not relinquish.
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Women’s lacrosse wins their first Patriot League match of the year

The AU women’s lacrosse team earned their first Patriot League win of the season Saturday, as they defeated the Bucknell University Bison 15-13. Senior Amanda Makoid led AU with a career-high four goals, giving her a team-leading 13 for the season. Five other Eagles scored two goals apiece and junior Brit Ferguson controlled a career-high nine draws. The win snapped a two-game losing streak.





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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