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Rainbow colors AU's sky

By Chris Kosek · Thursday, April 15, 2004

Despite several overcast days of drizzle and downpour, a rainbow appeared briefly over campus at sunset on Tuesday, the beautiful display of color traveling the entire sky. Campus residents looking to find a pot of gold in [whichever building is in the photo you're using], however, should be wary of leprechauns and other mischievous fortune-seekers on the premises.

Police Blotter

By Jamie Lee Lardner · Monday, April 12, 2004

Safety and security events from around campus since Thursday.

Online exclusive: Why Kenya is the Land of Opportunity

By Kelly Jo Bahry · Monday, April 12, 2004

Kelly Jo Bahry, a graduate student at the School of International Service, discusses her experiences as a long-term visitor in Kenya.

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Disabled veterans to receive monument

By Dana Langguth | April 12

Mentioning monuments in the same sentence as Washington, D.C., seems redundant to most people. True to D.C.'s reputation, another monument was given the go-ahead for construction. The monument, funded by the Disabled Veterans' LIFE Memorial Foundation, will honor all veterans who have been permanently disabled from combat.

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This Easter, even squirrels take part in holiday fun

By Andrew Peternith | April 12

This lucky squirrel was one of millions who participated in Easter Egg hunts this past weekend in celebration of the Easter holiday.

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Gas prices will keep rising

By Rebecca Bellville | April 12

Gas prices are likely to keep rising through spring and into summer, according to the American Automobile Association.

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