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By KATE SULLIVAN · Monday, April 4, 2005

A student-run publication that highlights the achievements of the greek community debuted at George Washington University last week. GreekSpeak will be distributed twice this semester, with more frequent editions appearing in fall 2005. It will be available both in print and online.

Student pageant parades onto campus

By Ariel Amante · Monday, April 4, 2005

Micheal Prather was chosen as the first-ever Mr. American Friday night after a two-hour competition that included categories of opening dance, swimwear, talent, impromptu questioning and an interview. Prather, Mr. Hughes Hall, competed against nine other contestants who each represented a class, hall or fraternity.

Police Blotter

By Kate Oczypok · Thursday, March 31, 2005

Wednesday, March 23 An informational report was taken at 4200 Wisconsin Ave. An individual attempting to park in the parking garage at that address was disappointed with the parking rate and yelled at staff workers. A staff member reported lost car keys and an access card at the Ward Circle Building.

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Some schools allow pets to liven residence hall experiences

By Lauren Gardner | March 31

Fido may not be able to come to campus in the fall, but at some colleges across the nation, dogs and other pets are more than welcome. Many U.S. colleges, including AU, allow fish as pets. However, a few schools have designated areas where students can live with other pets.

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Filmmaker stresses need for controversy

By Kate Oczypok | March 31

Tia Lessin, co-producer of director Michael Moore's documentaries "Fahrenheit 9-11" and "Bowling for Columbine," spoke in Wechsler Theater yesterday about the need for controversy in filmmaking. "Especially if the right wing hasn't launched a campaign against us, I know we haven't done our job," Lessin said.

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Study reveals AU students have complex about G'town

By Muk Raker | March 31

A new study released by the Admissions Office found that hardly any AU students who claim to have been accepted by Georgetown University were actually accepted by the rival school. The poll, which surveyed 500 students over a one-month period, asked a series of questions about students, including theirÃ¿GPAs and majors, to find out the truth behind a common claim of AU students, particularly those in the schools of Public Affairs and International Service.

Greek pride celebrated

Student pageant parades onto campus

Police Blotter

Some schools allow pets to liven residence hall experiences

Filmmaker stresses need for controversy

Study reveals AU students have complex about G'town