The Eagle's editorial staff congratulates the Smithsonian Institute on the opening of its long-overdue National Museum of the American Indian.
Eagle columnist Nathalie Marechal shares her shock over the actions taken by Georgetown in the face of rape in a Letter to the Editor.
Ryan Keller's editorial cartoon for September 27, 2004.
Columnist Seth Johnson reflects on his unique position as a black conservative in this week's Minority Report.
The Eagle editorial staff laments the paltry status of Bender Library, despite recent cosmetic improvements and a helpful staff.
Robert Killip and the AU Jewish Student Association Executive Board offer a guest editorial on the influence of Jews for Jesus in the metro area.
Left columnist Catherine Kozak comments on the continuing tendency to conflate politics with religious conviction.
Three students express their opinions on Civitas Week, the campus initiative that has led to activity on the quad lately.
Jordan Berg, guest columnist for this issue, remarks: As an AU alumnus and alumnus of the World Capital's Southern Africa program, I was dismayed, but not surprised, by the article in The Eagle about the changes to the program.
The Eagle stands behind the page 1 news article about problems in AU Abroad's South Africa program as a full and balanced account of the incident. The Eagle also stands behind the editorial as a reflection of the editorial board's analysis of the situation.
The Eagle editorial staff comments on the Department of Education's ruling on Georgetown's sexual assault crime policy.
The Eagle deeply regrets the recent act of vandalism that took place in the Muslim prayer room and condemned it in an editorial. The idea that something The Eagle fairly and accurately reported and extensively documented could be tied to what has been called a crime of bias by University Chaplain Joe Eldridge is utterly wrong and untrue.
Ann Detwiler's editorial cartoon for Sept. 23, 2004.
Students welcome the new Muslim chaplain and AU Abroad Director responds to The Eagle's coverage of problems in South Africa.
Guest columnist Wael M. Qassim makes a case that The Eagle has exacerbated a negative disposition toward Muslims on campus; the Eagle responds.
Guest columnist Brad Vasoli argues that the AU College Republicans were mistaken in their cancellation of speaker Michelle Malkin's visit.
The Eagle editorial staff comments on a new mentoring program in which gay mentors would spend 10 hours per week with foster children who consider themselves sexually confused or gay. The program will be run by the Mayor's Office of Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual and Transgender Affairs.
Rawand Darwesh, columnist from Iraq on a Fullbright Scholarship, on whether the war in Iraq was worth the expenditure.
Is it President Bush who truly seeks to divide the nation, or are those against him much better at doing so? Political columnist Eric Fantegrossi comments on the irony in this week's Over the Line.
Guest columnist Robyn Abzug discusses her reactions to public pro-life statements as a staunch liberal.
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