Critical. Subversive. Irrepressible.

AWOL

Critical. Subversive. Irrepressible.

AWOL

Critical. Subversive. Irrepressible.

AWOL

Professor Profile: Farhang Erfani

Professor Profile: Farhang Erfani

Alexa Marie Kelly December 12, 2013
_Professor Farhang Erfani teaches philosophy at American University. Born and raised in Iran, Erfani and his family fled the country during the Iranian Revolution, forced out as exiles.
Living Below a Living Wage

Living Below a Living Wage

Linda Nyakundi December 12, 2013
Low-wage workers propel large corporations to sky-high profits while earning barely enough to survive.

Say My Name: Why Can't Journalism Acknowledge the Transgender Community?

Lori McCue December 12, 2013
The media’s refusal to acknowledge Manning’s preferred gender identity diminishes the growing visibility of the transgender community.
The District at its Height: Will DC Finally Grow Up?

The District at its Height: Will DC Finally Grow Up?

Evan Mills December 12, 2013
At 169 meters, the Washington Monument is by far the tallest structure in the District of Columbia. It is the first thing visitors see driving north on I-395 into Washington and it's clearly visible from almost anywhere in the city.
Like the eagle in flight: One woman's struggle with life and loss in the immigration debate

Like the eagle in flight: One woman's struggle with life and loss in the immigration debate

Jimmy Hoover December 12, 2013

It was the middle of the night when she left San Salvador, that stained Salvadoran city she called home.

Funding the Hand That Feeds You: Real Food and Wages in TDR

Haley Hawkins December 12, 2013
In DC, the living wage is a topic sizzling with debate.
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Where's Go-Go Going?

Michael Mansheim December 12, 2013
Go-go has remained a sort of well-kept secret within the DC-Maryland-Virginia area’s black community.

Policing for Profit: When Your Property Does the Time

Pamela Huber December 12, 2013
Civil asset forfeiture allows law enforcement to seize property, money, cars and homes without convicting or even accusing the owner of a crime, on the basis of the property’s alleged connections to illegal activities.
Holding Up H St.

Holding Up H St.

Brigitta Kinadi December 12, 2013
As dusk creeps into the H Street corridor, the Art Deco marquee of the Atlas Performing Arts Center lights up in beaming blue and white.
Twice a year, the Beekeeper Club harvests 90 pounds of honey, some of which is made into lip balm and sold by the Dav for $3.

Student-grown Sustainable Foods at AU

Alex Mazzarisi December 8, 2013
The Davenport Coffee Lounge now offers a selection of teas and lip balm made from herbs and honey grown on campus.
Considering the ins and out of online research on campus and in the District.

To Google or not to Google?

Tori Tropiano December 6, 2013
For time-strapped college students who spend nights turning out paper after paper, the appeal of instant Google gratification far outweighs the consequences of using research that may come from the less than stellar sources.

Fighting Rape Discrimination with Title IX

Lexie Tyson December 6, 2013
University students are showing college administrations that dismissiveness of rape is not only wrong but also illegal.
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