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Catching up with Jrink: new stores, new flavors and plans for Spring Valley shop

By Trent Burns · Wednesday, Oct. 21, 2015

The local cold-pressed juice company has had a very busy year but shows no signs of slowing down.

Interfraternity Council votes to push for Good Samaritan Policy

By Theresa Maher · Tuesday, Oct. 20, 2015

If enacted by administration, the policy would protect organizations from misconduct charges in cases when students at events with alcohol seek medical help.

A Baked Joint: Simple and Fresh

By Anusheh Khan · Tuesday, Oct. 20, 2015

The Scene enjoyed some delicious treats at Baked and Wired’s new sister store, A Baked Joint.

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Fashion column: Fierce fur and bulky bow ties for fall

By Graham Burch | October 20

The Scene selected the hottest new trends in fall 2015 fashion

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Concert review: Neon Indian puts on an elysian show for nightcrawlers

By Izzi McDonnell | October 20

Neon Indian’s “VEGA INTL. Night School” turns the 9:30 Club into an electronic disco

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Concert review: Oberhofer breaks the fourth wall in its show at U Street Music Hall

By Izzi McDonnell | October 20

Brooklyn-based band Oberhofer redefines the stereotypical concert and showcases its newest album “Chronovision,” out Oct. 6.

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Middleburg, VA to host third annual film festival

By Ashlee Smith | October 20

The Middleburg Film Festival will host a myriad of interesting films, panel discussions and more.

Sports

Men’s basketball head coach introduces players in annual Chalk Talk

By Jennifer Reyes | October 19

Head coach Mike Brennan announces players and part of starting rotation for 2015-2016 season.

Sports

Eagles record non-conference sweep over Bethune-Cookman

By Gabe Bichinho | October 19

Second set rally paves the way for victory for AU, Eagles led by Cappellino, Smidova and Etheridge.

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Movie Review: “Truth”

By Christa Andersen | October 19

James Vanderbilt’s journalistic thriller details the story of Mary Mapes and the 60 Minutes story that ended her career.

Sports

AU Women’s soccer falls short of goal in Senior Day matchup with Bucknell

By Leo Versel | October 19

Bucknell extends AU’s winless streak to three, moves Eagles further away from Patriot League tournament contention.

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“UNCENSORED: Information Antics,” a showcase at the MLK Memorial Library

By Danielle Bourn | October 19

D.C. Public Library kicks off Banned Books Week with the art exhibition, protesting censorship.

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Madeleine Albright encourages bold career decisions at KPU event

By Katherine Saltzman | October 18

Former Secretary of State discusses her career and the challenges of technology and globalization during All-American Weekend.

Sports

On the rebound: The transformative power of sports in education

By Adam Curtis | October 18

A panel hosted by SOUL addressed high school dropout rates and athletic involvement.

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Car flips in Ward Circle in the middle of afternoon traffic

By Elli Bloomberg | October 16

A collision on Friday left at least three cars damaged.

Music

Telekinesis and Say Hi to cure Monday blues at the Black Cat on Oct. 19

By Trent Burns | October 16

The Seattle indie-rockers catchy, hook-laden tunes should start the week off right.

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‘Safe Campus’ and ‘Fair Campus’ bills may change sexual assault reporting

By Deanna Mudry | October 16

The authors of the bills seek to ensure due process rights for the accused, but 28 advocacy groups have come out against the legislation.

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After arrest, former staff member and others to continue worker advocacy

By Katherine Saltzman | October 16

Jim McCabe, who was arrested in TDR on Wednesday, said students had previously been responsive to his messages about poor benefits for service workers.

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Former professor arrested in TDR while protesting worker benefits

By Chloe Johnson and Katherine Saltzman | October 14

James McCabe was arrested while handing out flyers about unequal benefits for service workers, had been involved in recent protests on campus.

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Homeland Security Secretary Jeh Johnson to speak on Oct. 27

By Chloe Johnson | October 14

The Kennedy Political Union event will be held in room one of the Ward Circle Building

The UFL and Why it's Good for the Sport

Section 202 hosts Connor Sturniolo and Gabrielle McNamee are joined by fellow Eagle staff member and phenomenal sports photographer, Josh Markowitz. Follow along as they discuss the United Football League and the benefits it provides for the world of professional football.

Solutions by The State News