Members of the AU community discuss the upcoming election, the Red Sox LA Quad riot and the recent Town Hall meeting in their Letters to the Editor.
Ryan Keller's editorial cartoon for 10-25-04, discussing the recent AUCC allocations.
Editorial cartoon from AU student John Anderson for October 21, 2004.
Letters to the editorial staff of The Eagle from AU students.
The Eagle staff comments on increased security presence on campus, resulting from student involvement with public safety.
Four AU students asked what they think of the measure under consideration in AU administration.
Jeffrey Buras on the lack of recognition for candidates who aren't part of the two-party system.
Guest columnist Paul Perry: The unified greek response in the Oct. 7 edition of The Eagle was exactly what all thoughtful, independent-minded students were expecting. The team's star quarterback and head cheerleader defending their much cherished and grossly overexaggerated social statuses.
There's a lot of rhetoric and hypocrisy in politics. I don't think any student on this campus would dispute that, and if they did, they'd be na?ve or lying. However, there comes a point when enough is enough, when it's just not funny anymore, when the line is crossed.
The Eagle staff urges students to make themselves heard with regards to the tentative loss of fall break being considered in American University administration.
Aaron Biterman calls readers' attention to the similarities between the presidential candidates in the 2004 election.
The Eagle editorial staff discusses positive and negative aspects of homecoming week at AU.
Guest columnist Khai Ha gives a fresh perspective on the debate over gay marriage that has raged in previous issues of The Eagle, and across the country.
Letters from readers to the editors of The Eagle.
The Eagle editorial staff's opinion on the AU Club Council's tentative financial status.
Ryan Keller's editorial cartoon for October 14, 2004.
The Eagle staff urges students to get involved in the American Classic 5K, a benefit race for Habitat for Humanity.
The Eagle staff discusses the prospect of losing Fall break and gaining some extra time over Thanksgiving.
Political columnist from the left Nathalie Marechal discusses the use of the distinction 'post-9/11 world' as a scare tactic.
Reader Wayne Ting writes the Eagle about rights of GLBT citizens and the state of politics in this country.
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