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Giuliani criticizes Obama on terrorism, economy at AU speech

By Julia Ryan · Monday, Oct. 25, 2010

Former New York City Mayor Rudy Giuliani stood by his views on military spending and the Iraq War at a speaking event Saturday night in Bender Arena.

Jim Brady, a 1989 alumnus of the School of Communication, receives the Alumni Achievement Award Saturday as AU President Neil Kerwin looks on.

AU honors distinguished alumni at awards ceremony

By Rachel Karas · Monday, Oct. 25, 2010

The Alumni Board and University President Neil Kerwin presented the 2010 Alumni Awards at a ceremony and reception in the American University Museum on Saturday during All-American Weekend.

SOC professor could be the 'next great pundit'

By Lauren Landau · Friday, Oct. 22, 2010

School of Communication Professor Robert Lehrman is one of the 10 remaining finalists in The Washington Post’s America’s Next Great Pundit competition.

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AU alumni earn conventional degrees, create unconventional careers

By Rachel Karas | October 22

Since AU's early days, the University has graduated leaders and trendsetters who go on to impact the world, no matter their field.

Former Massachusetts Governor Michael Dukakis speaks to a crowd at the University Club Wednesday afternoon.

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Michael Dukakis speaks at AU, calls Mitt Romney a 'fraud'

By Leigh Giangreco | October 21

Former Massachusetts Governor Michael Dukakis spoke about politics and his life in public service during an appearance at AU Wednesday afternoon. Dukakis had stinging words about another Massachusetts Governor, Mitt Romney, and called him "a fraud with a capital ‘F.’ "

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AU marks National Spirit Day, a campaign to end GLBT discrimination

By Ariana Stone | October 20

Members of the AU community wore purple Wednesday as part of National Spirit Day.

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Smith says AV4U misleading voters, diluting D.C. franchise

By Stefanie Dazio | October 19

Tom Smith thinks students are being “bamboozled” by voter registration misinformation circulated by AU student groups, including the A Voice 4 U campaign.

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40 Butler Board Room chairs returned during amnesty period

By Stefanie Dazio | October 19

The amnesty period is now over for individuals to return University property stolen this semester without penalties.

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ANC residents file petition alleging misleading information in write-in campaign

By Stefanie Dazio | October 16

Seven ANC 3D02 residents seek "declaratory relief" from the D.C. Board of Elections and Ethics.

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Police blotter

October 15

Public Safety actions reported to The Eagle.

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Green Eagles audit more than 1,000 pounds of AU garbage

By Laura Beck | October 14

Green Eagles staff members and other volunteers sorted through over 1,000 pounds of garbage for a waste audit Oct. 5, hoping to gain an understanding of how much waste students produce.

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AU nominated for vegan-friendly college contest

By Julia Ryan | October 14

AU is in the running for a PETA-sponsored competition, the Most Vegan-Friendly Colleges this year.

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Professor describes millennial generation's politics as optimistic, apathetic

By Paige Jones | October 13

Professor James Thurber discussed the lack of involvement in politics by the millennial generation in a speech at the Roosevelt Institute’s event, “Millennial Generation’s Impact on Elections” on Oct. 12.

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AU alum sentenced for misusing diplomatic license plates

By Julia Ryan | October 13

An AU alum convicted of misusing diplomatic license plates in November regrets the decision to do so and is worried about its effect on his career plans.

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CAS commemorates life of alumnus killed in traffic accident

By Idia R. Aisien | October 12

Friends and family celebrated the life of 2009 AU alumnus Andrew Wolf in a memorial service Oct. 12.

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AU considers stricter smoking policy

By Anna Scalamogna | October 11

Director of Sustainability Chris O’Brien drafted a policy that would launch the campus towards LEED certification but would limit smokers’ rights by banning them from smoking within 25 feet of buildings. Signage outside of some entrances already enforce this.

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Bon Appetit renews, expands liquor license

By Stefanie Dazio | October 11

Bon Appétit received an extended liquor license that now covers all of campus, despite local government’s disapproval.

THE PERFECT DORM FURNITURE? â€“ Among other items, one Tavern high table has been stolen from the Mary Graydon Center this semester. The total cost of replacing the table is $495.

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University incurs thousands of dollars in theft

By Stefanie Dazio | October 11

Recent thefts of University property amounted to over $7,000 in replacement costs, according to AU officials.

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Profile: Aramark employee shares how she came to AU

By Stefanie Dazio | October 11

Alba Vigil, originally from El Salvador, fled to California 20 years ago to escape the civil war in her home country. She came to D.C. a year later and has worked at AU since.

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Alliance of local students organizes D.C. service day

October 11

The D.C. Student Alliance is planning a community service initiative called Students Serve on Oct. 23.

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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