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Plants and Animals underwhelm with tame show at Red Palace

By Sean Meehan · Tuesday, April 10, 2012

Plants and Animals plays low-key, forgettable set.

Theater review: Taming of the Shrew

By Nicole Cusick · Tuesday, April 10, 2012

Synetic Theater's latest installment of their Silent Shakespeare series offers a modern spin on a timeless comedy.

'On the Waterfront' play makes waves

By Lizzie Wasilewska · Tuesday, April 10, 2012

The American Century Theater revives an Oscar-winning film about murders of longshoremen in New Jersey.

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Audiophile: 4.10.12

April 10

Stream this week's audible recommendations from AU's DJ's.

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D.C. chillin': Brace yourself - finals are coming

By Chelsea Clays | April 10

With only four weeks left until summer break, we have now entered the final push to scrape together projects and essays. Finding enough time to study for upcoming finals push us to consume what should be illegal amounts of caffeine and force us to spend our precious late night hours in the library. ...

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TV Pick: Community

By Linda Nyakundi | April 10

Take a class in comedy with Community's subtle humor.

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Look of the Week: Be Bright

By Madeline Beard | April 10

Madeline solicits sage advice for your fashion options this season.

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GLBTA hosts first Amateur Drag Show in Tavern

By Jane Morice | April 10

Drag kings and queens hit the runway to raise money for the GLBTA Scholarship Fund.

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Movie Review: American Reunion

By Clarence Cabanero | April 10

The not-at-all anticipated latest "American Pie" sequel is surprisingly good.

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Director Charlie Minn deplores current violence in Mexico

By Casey Brand | April 8

The documentary director showed clips from his two films on Ciudad Juarez, “8 Murders a Day” and “Murder Capital of the World.”

QUEEN BEE â€” The AU Department of Performing Arts put on â€œThe 25th Annual Putnam County Spelling Beeâ€ from March 29- 31. President Kerwin was also in attendance and was invited up on stage to spell various words.

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'Spelling Bee' has audiences buzzing

By Ryan Anderson | April 3

Department of Performing Art's production of "The 25th Annual Putnam County Spelling Bee" successfully integrates audience participation.

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Audible at AU: Something F***ing Awesome

By Christine Ly | April 3

Singer-songwriting duo aim to spread happiness and become famous.

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First Aid Kit offers folksy salvation at Black Cat

By Sean Meehan | April 3

Swedish folk darlings team up with British rockabilly trio Peggy Sue for an intimate, exciting show at Black Cat.

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Preview: Feed Me with Teeth and Kill the Noise at 9:30 club

By Maeve McDermott | April 2

Feed Me with Teeth who have the potential to rise above the crowded EDM scene will play at 9:30 on Sunday, April 8.

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Audiophile: 4.2.12

April 2

Listen to a sample of new recent releases.

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Hungry for D.C. eats? There’s an app for that

By Kelly Holliday | April 2

A list of handy iPhone apps for getting your food on.

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Mirror mirror

By Linda Nyakundi | April 2

Snow White and the seven bores

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TV Pick: Mad Men

By Maeve McDermott | April 2

After a long break due to legal squabbles, Mad Men makes a triumphant return.

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SBTRKT to unmask experimental electronic beats for sold-out 9:30 set

March 30

London beatmaker to play show at 9:30 to promote his debut album.

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Show previews: First Aid Kit, Plants and Animals, Howler

By Sean Meehan | March 30

A look at upcoming shows at the Black Cat and Red Palace.

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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