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The American University Rude Mechanicals had a record-breaking show this weekend. Bringing in more money through a show than ever before, they performed William Shakespeare’s “A Midsummer Night’s Dream.” The play sold out all three nights it was performed, … Continue reading
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One of the more entertaining parts of AU are the marvelous productions put on by the Department of Performing Arts (DPA) and the many other campus theatre groups. But few are aware of the work it takes to put on … Continue reading
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It all started in 2007 when Diego Mariscal founded a student group at his high school in Monterrey, Mexico. The purpose of his group was not to play soccer or learn chess, but to call for social action in support … Continue reading
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American Literary Magazine’s office has been in constant motion all semester. Facing a quickly approaching deadline, the student-led staff has been busy putting the spring issue together to be handed over to the publisher on April 3. Often referred to … Continue reading
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“Having done research about this building and walking down its halls made me think of the incredible people who have worked there. “ says Tom Grooms, the author of the upcoming book The Eisenhower Executive Office Building: Symbol And Legacy. … Continue reading
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President Harry Truman called it a “monstrosity.” Mark Twain called it the “ugliest building in America.” A building of many names, the Dwight D. Eisenhower Executive Office Building (EEOB), previously called the State, War and Navy Office Building and the … Continue reading
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Many have noticed the beautiful building across the street from the White House in Washington, D.C., but few have stopped to admire the history and artistry that embody the Eisenhower Executive Office Building. Tom Grooms sought to change that. He … Continue reading
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A new book scheduled for release in 2013 sheds light on one of Washington’s most iconic buildings. The Eisenhower Executive Office Building: A Symbol and Legacy gives readers a tour of the Eisenhower Executive Office … Continue reading
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In a city of many sights and sounds, Tom Grooms’s upcoming book asks us to stop and considered one overlooked yet historic building. “Eisenhower Excecutive Office Building: Symbol and Legacy” focuses not only on the revolutionary and masterful architecture of … Continue reading
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By Bailey Edelstein Compared to countries in Europe or Asia that are centuries old, the United States is 236 years young. While we don’t have the Pyramids at Giza, the Parthenon or the Coliseum, we do have a national treasure … Continue reading
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