Bender upgrades planned
He strode onto the stage to a roar of applause, surely heard by the students lined up outside a packed Kay Spiritual Life Center last Thursday night.
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Celebrating the fortieth
WAMU has come a long way from Cafeteria Quiz to a black-tie evening at the Ritz-Carlton.
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Mail handlers tested for anthrax exposure
As the threat of and concern over anthrax spreads through the U.S. Postal Service, leaving two mail handlers from D.C.'s Brentwood facility dead of inhalation anthrax, AU Mail Services employees were tested for anthrax exposure on campus last Wednesday.
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Registration goes on-line
When students register for spring semester, the only line that might be busy will be the phone line.
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Speakers debate how church and state intersect
In an often heated yet congenial exchange, two thinkers on campus last week debated a topic that has captivated and
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United Way campaign goal 100 percent participation
Walk around the office, or stroll through the quad and take a look at every third person.

Those are the people who donated to United Way through AU last year.
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Coming Home to Reunion
For the first year, homecoming and reunion came together at AU, and attendance topped records, at around 500.
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Realistic optimism jump-starts AU basketball
The start of basketball season officially arrives Nov. 5 after weeks of practice, kicked off at Midnight Madness, Oct. 19. Both the women's and men's teams are eager to move from prelude to performance.
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