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MULTIMEDIA | On Thursday, Oct. 24, Multimedia Edit

MULTIMEDIA | On Thursday, Oct. 24, Multimedia Editor Eddie Hernandez and Assistant Multimedia Editor Gracie Price visited The Horror Tuscaloosa for a Halloween fright fest.

If you are wanting to experience Tuscaloosa’s haunted house yourself, The Horror Tuscaloosa is operating until Nov. 2.

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CULTURE | In a Hollywood landscape increasingly sh

CULTURE | In a Hollywood landscape increasingly shaped by the formula of sprawling interconnected franchises, countless movie genres have spawned series with ambitions of being the next great cinematic universe.

For horror — which, in the beloved Halloween season, is the genre in vogue — the most prominent example of this formula is “The Conjuring Universe,” a franchise currently with nine entries spanning across several decades and covering a wide range of characters, whether a possessed doll, the ghost of a witch or an umbrella-wielding “Crooked Man.”

Beyond “The Conjuring” or any other organized horror universe, however, there exists a universe connected not by narrative, nor by character or even setting, but rather by the foundation of its titles: object pronouns.

The idea of linking movies by their use of pronouns, which are naturally short and somewhat vague, can be traced to a linguistically observant Tumblr post, but that wasn’t dedicated to horror, and it missed out on a variety of examples that movie fans would likely consider fitting inclusions, if not outright staples of the horror genre.

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MULTIMEDIA | On Sunday, Oct. 20, some of The Crims

MULTIMEDIA | On Sunday, Oct. 20, some of The Crimson White staff members attended the 53rd annual Kentuck Festival of the Arts in Snow Hinton Park, away from its usual location in Downtown Northport. The event showcased over 270 artists from Tuscaloosa and beyond, each representing a different medium.

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OPINION | Staff Columnist Swastee Regmi argues why

OPINION | Staff Columnist Swastee Regmi argues why alone time is just as important as time with friends in college, saying "My advice would be to do your best to socialize when it is necessary during the week and use the weekends to recharge yourself. It helps to stay involved while also honoring what makes you feel best."

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NEWS | Universities Against Cancer, an organization that honors and highlights those who have fought cancer, hosted a tabling event on Thursday for students to sign up for a light show on Monday.

The organization started in 2023 and receives donations through tabling events, fundraisers and collaborations with companies that help patients pay for cancer treatments.

Students stopped by UAC’s tabling event to donate $5 to support and sign a paper bag with words such as “Beat Cancer.”

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SPORTS | Alabama logged its first shutout since th

SPORTS | Alabama logged its first shutout since the season opener in a 34-0 win over Missouri after the Tigers were faced with a quarterback catastrophe.

“As cliche as it is, it’s 1-0,” quarterback Jalen Milroe said about focusing on one game at a time. “Every opportunity we have, we’re going to do our best. The requirement of the play is to be our best in everything that we do, but we acknowledge that playing in the SEC is a hard test.”

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CULTURE | Yik Yak, a trending app at most colleges

CULTURE | Yik Yak, a trending app at most colleges, allows students to post anonymously within their campus community.

The app functions very similarly to X, except the posts are anonymous and the profiles aren’t public. Yik Yak uses people’s location to determine their campus in order to assist students with “finding their herd.” The app allows college students to explore different communities while also providing a space for anonymous interaction.

The anonymity the app offers has both its benefits, such as being constantly plugged into the juiciest stories on campus, and its drawbacks, including misinformation spreading at the touch of any given student’s fingertips.

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CULTURE | Students at the University of Alabama we

CULTURE | Students at the University of Alabama were invited to attend a “goth picnic” at the Peter Bryce gravesite last Thursday under the full moon.

With a culture primarily surrounding Greek life and football, the University’s goth community is relatively small.

“The joke was, I got every goth in the state of Alabama to come down here,” said John Oliver, a first-year student majoring in chemical engineering who organized the event.

Oliver said that while the goth community was small in Tuscaloosa, multiple attendees at the picnic came from the decently sized goth scene in Birmingham. He described the goth community as the “darker and spookier side of stuff,” consisting of its own distinct clothing style and music, but the musical element is the core of the community.

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CULTURE | As the presidential election approaches,

CULTURE | As the presidential election approaches, candidates work to appeal to voters by obtaining audiences through trending forms of media.

“In the ‘50s, ‘60s, ‘70s, the overall electorate was more informed about politics, not because people were smarter, but because of what’s called ‘incidental exposure,’” said Josh Bramlett, an assistant professor in the Department of Public Relations.

In an article by Oxford Academic published in the Journal of Communication, Andreas Nanz and Jorg Matthes define incidental exposure as “situations in which individuals encounter political content although they did not actively search for it in the first place.”

Bramlett also said that in the 1950s, during Dwight Eisenhower’s presidency, the only TV stations were NBC, CBS and ABC. These stations offered both entertainment and news, meaning viewers unintentionally exposed themselves to news and politics when seeking entertainment.

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NEWS | UA students will put on a showing of “Lit

NEWS | UA students will put on a showing of “Little Women” Nov. 3-5 at Bama Theatre.

The production, directed by senior theatre major Trint Bown, is completely student-led.

“Last semester, I did a show that I wrote with some of the same cast members,” Brown said. “As a senior, I thought it was time I do a bigger shift, like a big name project, and ‘Little Women’ has been my dream for years.”

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NEWS | Homecoming Week kicked off on Sunday with t

NEWS | Homecoming Week kicked off on Sunday with the Roll Tide Run and the Homecoming Kick-Off.

The Homecoming committee hosted a Roll Tide Run 5K that started from the Quad, went around the Student Recreation Center all the way down the row of fraternity houses, and then ended at the Student Center.

“My goal for Homecoming this year is to make sure that everybody feels welcome,” said Anthony Bellman, executive director of Homecoming. “I know a lot of our events are mainly focused towards fraternities [and] sororities, so I’ll open that up to the general student population.”

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