Greek life brings unity to campus
Guest columnist Kerry Ann Cooney abdicates for the Greek presence on campus, arguing the benefits it has for student life and welfare.
Guest columnist Kerry Ann Cooney abdicates for the Greek presence on campus, arguing the benefits it has for student life and welfare.
Four AU students respond to a question: "Are you going to vote in the upcoming SC elections?"
Ryan Keller's editorial cartoon for October 4, 2004.
A recent study by professors at Northeastern University has attested to the importance of your major in determining your income. Some of the majors that help you earn the highest incomes are engineering, physics, economics and astronomy, while the lowest earners include education, social work, visual arts, and music. Interestingly, AU offers several of the high-earning majors, but only two percent of AU students are declared in them.
Anthony Elmo expresses his views on the immediacy of North Korean foreign policy changes.
On Thursday night America got its first chance to witness a head-to-head battle between President Bush and Princess Kerry. Even with a lack of substance to support himself, Kerry appeared to come away with a narrow victory.
Hillary Beulah writes a response to Seth Johnson's column "Black, Not Necessarily Liberal," which appeared in the Sept. 27 issue of The Eagle.
The criticisms of the college establishment that former Middlebury College president John McCardell made in a New York Times editorial raise valid questions about typical university practices. We have to wonder, though, why he didn't change these things when he was in the position to do so.
In response to recent articles in The Eagle detailing the ruling by the Department of Education against Georgetown University's confidentiality policy in judicial proceedings, the Student Advocacy Center (SAC) would like to clarify how AU handles confidentiality in judicial matters as compared to Georgetown.
The Eagle editorial board encourages students to watch the presidential debate on Thursday, to be better informed and more capable of taking part in the political process.
Leftist columnist Nathalie Marechal discusses eating disorders as a form of structural violence against women in the United States.
Columnist from the left Catherine Kozak comments on Kerry's keen points and clear plans in response to the first presidential debate.
Joshua Wu discusses the historical authenticity of the bible according to three tests of historical reliability.
After 33 years, baseball is finally back in D.C. The Montreal Expos will relocate to the District this spring, giving local baseball fans time to rejoice. Read the opinion of The Eagle's editorial board on the matter.
Columnist from the right Seth C. Johnson reacts to the first presidential debate pleased with Bush's steadfastness and disappointed, but not surprised with Kerry's "wavering."
Ross Nover's Not Quite Wrong comic for September 30, 2004.
Dan Friedman's Wizard's Lair comic for September 30, 2004.
Columnist from the left Nathalie Marechal reacts to the presidential debate, criticizing Bush's stubborness and praising Kerry's clarity.
Ann Detwiler's editorial cartoon for September 30, 2004.