Good cause distorted by radical
Guest columnist Christ Allen laments the "hijacking" of Palestine Awareness Week by David Rovics, a folk singer who appeared at the Tavern.
Guest columnist Christ Allen laments the "hijacking" of Palestine Awareness Week by David Rovics, a folk singer who appeared at the Tavern.
Each year following the SC Transition ceremony, The Eagle Editorial Board grades outgoing SC executives and departments on their performance over the past year. Unlike many AU professors, The Eagle does not inflate grades, that is: A = excellent, B = above average, C = average, D = below average, F = failing grade.
Conservative columnist Josh Kraushaar discusses the segregationalism and partisanship at AU.
Letters to the Eagle on AU as a best value school, coverage of the health center, and coverage of the Vanilla Ice concert at The Tavern.
Wayne Stayskal (KRT campus) provides this week's editorial cartoon.
Guest columnist Alan Griffith takes issue with recent controversy surrounding the abortion debate on campus.
Political columnist Kevin Sheneberger exposes the mythological nature of the liberal professor in this week's Lean Left.
Today's Eagle features disturbingly anti-Semitic translations from a book that was published and distributed by the World Assembly of Muslim Youth. Fadel Soliman, AU's Muslim chaplain, is the director of WAMY International. His involvement with this book is unclear, however.
Guest columnist Abdelilah Bouasria discusses the perspectives prevalent in media coverage of Muslim issues, on and off campus.
Guest columnist Fadel Soliman discusses the Eagle's coverage of the WAMY controversy.
Guest columnist Makenna Porch gives her analysis of Bush's performance at his public address.
Guest columnist Aaron Biterman gives suggestions for future coverage and treatment of important, controversial issues.
After the article on Muslim chaplain Fadel Soliman ran in the March 1 issue of The Eagle, the Muslim Student Association held a prayer service in support of Soliman and started a petition asking for the retraction of both the news article and the corresponding editorial. The circulating petition says the editorial was unfair and the news article inaccurate. The Eagle stands by both its editorial and its news story.
The question of the week for April 15, 2004.
Dan Carino's editorial cartoon from KRT Campus for April 15, 2004
Guest columnist Craig Deckleman urges readers to respect the staff of American University in the course of criticism.
RHA candidate Will Mount discusses his policies and his philosophy as the election approaches.
Guest columnist Ryan Grannan-Doll on the bureaucracy surrounding the University's registration procedures.
Guest columnist Rebecca Bellville on Campus Beautification Day and the use of students for free labor.
Guest columnist Brad Goehner discusses bias on AU's campus, and on campuses nationwide.