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JM Eats: Beyond basic burgers

By Jordan-Marie Smith | March 20

More than your average burger joint, Burger, Tap & Shake gives chuck-fans something new.

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Exploring AU’s tattoo subculture: a middle finger to negative vibes

By Danielle Green | March 20

Danielle Green’s tattoo spotlight column examines an evil eye and the word “LUZ.”

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Obama’s second inaugural gown showcased for limited time

By Mia Miller | March 19

An ongoing exhibit is currently displaying Michelle Obama’s second inaugural gown.

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Five microwavable meals in a mug

By Ana Srikanth | March 19

In a rush? Need a meal in a pinch? These five meals are cheap, delicious and portable.

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AU PRSSA brings together ‘NYC At AU’

By David Kahen-Kashi | March 19

AU’s Public Relations Student Society of America will host an event at Katzen Arts Center promoting careers in entertainment and journalism.

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Spring Breakers: DC edition

By Tam Sackman | March 7

Staying in town for spring break? The Scene has got you covered.

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Exploring AU’s tattoo subculture

By Danielle Green | March 7

Danielle Green investigates a CAS sophomore’s serotonin molecule tattoo in her latest column.

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Dialogue Development Group encourages thoughtful on-campus discussion

By Anagha Srikanth | March 4

An on-campus discussion group tackles issues of gender, race, ethnicity, class and more.

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AU professor writes new book about the real problem of intersexuality

By Kara Avanceña | February 28

Ellen Feder finds the rhetoric surrounding intersexuality might be the real problem, not interesexuality itself.

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Masala Art dazzles Tenleytown with creative Indian food

By Leo Versel | February 28

Creative and delicious spins on traditional dishes blend perfectly with the art on display from all corners of India.

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JM Eats (A Lot): Homemade poptarts and grease at Ted’s Bulletin

By Jordan-Marie Smith | February 26

Jordan-Marie Smith describes Ted’s Bulletin as typical American fare worth an A for effort in the latest installment of her column.

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‘AU Against Humanity’ game affectionately mocks campus culture

By Mark Lieberman | February 25

A new online version of the popular game “Cards Against Humanity” focuses on universally appealing aspects of AU culture.

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National Portrait Gallery exhibit explores the art of 'American Cool'

By Izzi McDonnell | February 21

A new exhibit traces the development of cool from the 1940s to the present day.

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The Beagle satire takes AU by storm

By Mark Lieberman | February 20

A new satirical publication has amassed hundreds of Facebook likes and praise from alumni since its launch three weeks ago.

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AU bloggers explore DC culture beyond the brochures

By Lauren Hain | February 20

Four sophomores have started a blog to chronicle their adventures in DC food.

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Eagle Housing Guide: 13 Student-Approved Apartments

By The Scene staff | February 19

AU upperclassmen share their feelings on their off-campus housing.

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DC’s best boozy (and bottomless) brunches for your buck

By Kendall Breitman | February 19

The Scene serves up some cheap and Eagle-approved boozy brunch deals in the city.

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