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AU professor writes new book about the real problem of intersexuality

By Kara Avanceña · Friday, Feb. 28, 2014

Ellen Feder finds the rhetoric surrounding intersexuality might be the real problem, not interesexuality itself.

Masala Art dazzles Tenleytown with creative Indian food

By Leo Versel · Friday, Feb. 28, 2014

Creative and delicious spins on traditional dishes blend perfectly with the art on display from all corners of India.

JM Eats (A Lot): Homemade poptarts and grease at Ted’s Bulletin

By Jordan-Marie Smith · Wednesday, Feb. 26, 2014

Jordan-Marie Smith describes Ted’s Bulletin as typical American fare worth an A for effort in the latest installment of her column.

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‘AU Against Humanity’ game affectionately mocks campus culture

By Mark Lieberman | February 25

A new online version of the popular game “Cards Against Humanity” focuses on universally appealing aspects of AU culture.

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National Portrait Gallery exhibit explores the art of 'American Cool'

By Izzi McDonnell | February 21

A new exhibit traces the development of cool from the 1940s to the present day.

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The Beagle satire takes AU by storm

By Mark Lieberman | February 20

A new satirical publication has amassed hundreds of Facebook likes and praise from alumni since its launch three weeks ago.

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AU bloggers explore DC culture beyond the brochures

By Lauren Hain | February 20

Four sophomores have started a blog to chronicle their adventures in DC food.

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Eagle Housing Guide: 13 Student-Approved Apartments

By The Scene staff | February 19

AU upperclassmen share their feelings on their off-campus housing.

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DC’s best boozy (and bottomless) brunches for your buck

By Kendall Breitman | February 19

The Scene serves up some cheap and Eagle-approved boozy brunch deals in the city.

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5 Non-Smithsonian museums worth checking out

By Mark Lieberman | February 19

Tired of going to the same museums over and over again? The Scene has compiled a list of five must-see museums.

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Q&A: Kaylee McHugh, AU student and novelist

By Kendall Breitman | February 19

Despite the demands of being a student, AU senior Kaylee McHugh completed a novel and got it published.

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Top 5 vegetarian and vegan eats

By Kara Avanceña | February 19

The perfect eateries for vegetarians, vegans or anyone looking for an alternative dining experience.

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Best bang for your (Eagle)bucks

By Tam Sackman | February 18

A definitive guide to the five best places in D.C. that accept EagleBucks.

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Tattoos: more than just body art

By Danielle Green | February 17

Columnist Danielle Green explores how tattoos are a powerful form of artistic expression.

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Alternative Valentine’s Day ideas

By Tam Sackman | February 14

How to be an individual on Valentine’s Day alone or with someone else.

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Ramen with a twist

By Jordan-Marie Smith | February 12

In her first column JM Eats (A Lot), Jordan-Marie Smith shines a spotlight on a little-known ramen bar in Adams Morgan.

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Tenleytown shop delivers tasty Thai specialities

By Leo Versel | February 6

Tanad offers great food at fair prices for AU students.

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The EagleBucks guide to Super Bowl Sunday

By Mark Lieberman | February 1

Six local eateries are offering special Super Bowl deals. Bonus: they all accept EagleBucks.

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.

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