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SC President outlines agenda of activism

By John Sherry · Tuesday, Sept. 5, 2000

Four fewer votes in last year's Student Confederation election and School of Public Affairs junior Ken Biberaj wouldn't have been able to refurnish the SC president's office the way he wanted. Biberaj defeated SPA senior Wojtek Staszkiewicz by six votes in what student government leaders called one of the closest victories in SC history.

Abbott leaves SC for Student Activities job

By Brett Zongker · Tuesday, Sept. 5, 2000

Only one job was appealing enough to lure James Abbott away from the position of Student Confederation Comptroller; he started that position Aug. 14 in the AU Student Activities office as the new Accounts Specialist. "In this position I have a lot of the same abilities to help out with a lot of the same student activities.

Dalai Lama brings teachings to AU

By Derek Simmonsen · Monday, Nov. 9, 1998

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New York City man hospitalized Tuesday after brawl at Quigley's

By Michael Wagner | September 5

A visiting New York City resident was assaulted early Tuesday morning with a poolstick at Quigley's New Mexico after getting into an argument with another customer.

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Ladner fires up flames of AU tradition

September 5

"Harvard on the Potomac" is no longer as new President Benjamin Ladner stepped into the AU public eye Wednesday at opening convocation. In his first major address to students, faculty and staff, Ladner saluted AU's past while speaking out against trying to imitate other universities.

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After long application process, CAS receives Phi Beta Kappa chapter

By Jenni Goodman | September 5

AU's College of Arts and Sciences will soon be joining the likes of 249 well-respected colleges and universities nationwide with its own chapter of Phi Beta Kappa, a national liberal arts and sciences honor society.

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