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In the Netflix show “House of Cards,” Frank and Claire Underwood seem to love their runs in the National Mall. But I’d rather lie in my comfortable bed and watch them exercise than lace up my own shoes. The American Fitness Index recently released a study that named Washington, D.C. the fittest city in America—but I’m beyond skeptical of this conclusion.
Kevin Sutherland, an AU alumnus and two-time secretary of student government, was stabbed to death on a Metro train at the NoMa-Gallaudet U station on July 4 at about 12:50 p.m.
An AU student sustained minor injuries in an assault reported to Public Safety on May 16. The assault occurred in the male locker room of Jacobs Fitness Center at approximately 5:00 p.m, according to a Crime Alert.
This week on The M&M Report, the hosts review the new movie “Ex Machina” and preview six upcoming summer movies, from Disney’s “Tomorrowland” to Judd Apatow’s “Trainwreck.” Finally, Lieberman and Mitchell offer a farewell to The Eagle. The podcast will continue on Lieberman’s blog this summer.
On this episode of the M&M Report, Mark Lieberman and Devin Mitchell welcome returning guest Erin Vail to discuss the newly released trailer for “Star Wars: The Force Awakens.” Then they review the first season of “Better Call Saul.”
Washington College of Law professor and Maryland State Sen. Jamie B. Raskin entered the race to fill the seat for the state’s 8th congressional district on April 19.
I was the editor-in-chief of The Eagle for 382 days, and I’m not going to lie, the year and 17 days I spent as editor-in-chief were some of the best and worst days of my life. During that time, I laughed, cried, stressed and smiled more than I had in my three years at AU prior to taking on the position. But I left the paper in the competent hands of Shannon Scovel, and I can’t wait to see what she and her staff do next year.
Public Safety was called to the quad on April 16 at approximately 6:15 p.m. when students reported that alleged members of Epsilon Iota were fighting in front of MGC, obstructing entry into and out of the building.
Former First Lady Laura Bush was awarded the 2015 “Wonk of the Year” award in front of a crowd of students and faculty that filled Bender Arena on April 8.
This week on The M&M Report, Mark Lieberman and Devin Mitchell review the final season premiere of “Mad Men” with special guest Cuneyt Dil. Later, they discuss “While We’re Young,” the first film either of them saw in 2015.
A sexual assault was reported to have taken place in a undisclosed residence hall on March 17.
John Slattery as Roger Sterling - Mad Men _ Season 7B, Episode 8 - Photo Credit: James Minchin III/AMC
A proposal to extend construction hours for the East Campus project won the support of Advisory Neighborhood Commission 3D on April 1, boosting the University’s hopes of finishing the site by fall 2016.
This week on The M&M Report, Devin Mitchell and Mark Lieberman discuss two of this year’s breakout TV hits with special guests.
Bucknell University, one of the most dominant Patriot League powers, got a little weaker Monday, March 30, as reigning Coach of the Year Dave Paulsen was announced as the new George Mason University men’s basketball head coach.
There are nine candidates running for the four Student Government executive board positions.
Three Student Government presidential candidates discussed student worker rights, mental health awareness and racism during a debate and subsequent town hall hosted by ATV on March 26.
In one month, the greatest four years of my life will come to a close. So in my final month of college, it may seem foolish that I still care about a Student Government election. But hear me out.
Following the Student Government presidential race has thus far been a frustrating exercise to say the least. The student body deserves to see the issues that affect them discussed honestly and tangible solutions proposed by the people vying to be their chief advocate to the AU administration. We deserve concrete plans of action rather than soundbites hastily stuffed into flashy campaign videos. But we have not received this across the board, and, frankly, this is because not all of the candidates seem to know what the job of an “advocate” entails.
EMPIRE: Cookie (Taraji P. Henson, L) watches Lucious (Terrence Howard, R) get taken away in the special two-hour “Die But Once/Who I Am” Season Finale episode of EMPIRE airing Wednesday, March 18 (8:00-10:00 PM ET/PT) on FOX. CR: Chuck Hodes/FOX
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