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•Romney: 2. Obama: 0. And it is truly amazing what a bold-faced liar Obama is.
• @"My roommates just caught me coming out if the bathroom with my phone, and they definitely think I was sexting." Everytime you go to the bathroom, take a picture of whatever you left in the toilet. In fact, go around to various bathrooms and take pictures of other peoples messes. Then when your roommate sneaks a peak at your phone, they'll think you have a scat fetish. They'll never bother you again. Problem solved. Thank me later.
D.C. Councilmember Mary Cheh proposed a bill on Oct. 2 that would require disabled citizens to pay for reserved street parking.
This week’s pop culture headlines ranged from the latest Adele track, to the new TV show that has everyone talking. Take a break from midterms and catch up on the happenings of Hollywood and beyond.
AU launched a free smartphone application that provides quick access to sexual assault resources at the Sexual Assault Forum on Sept. 27 in the Mary Graydon Center.
Update: Oct. 5 at 12:10 p.m.
Update: Oct. 3 at 1:12 p.m.
Reporting on the news means directly engaging with culture. Social values shape what journalists decide to call news and how they investigate it. Because journalism is perceived as a series of objective facts rather than a cultural context, journalists are responsible for creating and reinforcing particular social values.
Student Government President Emily Yu’s recent veto on a Senate bill to create an adopt-a-tree program on campus will not kill the idea for good, SG Senator-At-Large Joe Wisiniewski said.
• I want to defend the wonk campaign just to spite the annoying haters.
There’s nothing more important to the Scene than keeping up with the latest news in pop culture. That’s why there’s “Take 5,” the column that will keep you up to date of all the most important entertainment headlines.
Correction appended
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• @Dear IT, people use torrents for reasons other than copyright infringement. This is the writer of that article. I reached out to the IT department to find out what the IT department looks for when busting copyright infringers. From personal experience, I torrented freeware (that had rights under creative commons) on campus last semester and had no problem with IT. I didn't get blocked nor did I receive an e-mail. Whether it was because it wasn't flagged or that it was freeware, I have no idea. But know that we (or at least some of us) are looking into it.
• I felt a great disturbance in the Force, as if millions of rants suddenly cried out in terror and were suddenly silenced. I fear something terrible has happened...Lack of consistency. ?_?
[Editor’s Note: I done goofed. I forgot to post rants yesterday and as it turns out some of you noticed. Sorry about that, I’ll try to be better from now on. Here are two days worth of rants.]
An AU professor’s breast-feeding during class and a subsequent student newspaper investigation has launched a firestorm of on- and off-campus debate, culminating Tuesday in a student protest at Ward Circle.
By Rachel Karas
New York Times columnist Nicholas Kristof sat down with The Eagle before his Kennedy Political Union-sponsored speech at AU on Sept. 10. He talked about the challenges and opportunities he has faced while reporting abroad.
Nicholas Kristof admits he is the last person you’d expect to write about women’s issues around the world.
Solutions by The State News