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Campus to host avant-garde performer

Francie Johnson November 19, 2013

When many of us look at a balloon, we see a simple party decoration, a bubble of air encased by a thin layer of latex. When experimental music composer and performer Judy Dunaway looks at a balloon, she...

UA School of Music to host choral concert

Lauren Carlton November 19, 2013

The University of Alabama School of Music will host an evening of choral singing featuring the University Chorus, the Choral Music Chamber Ensemble and the Hueytown High School Chamber Choir. The concert...

Creative Campus to host storytelling event

Cokie Thompson November 19, 2013

For as long as he can remember, William Mason has loved telling stories. Mason, a senior majoring in telecommunication and film, is one of the storytellers at Tin Can Tales, a free event hosted by Creative...

Classic, trendy black clothing a wardrobe staple

Classic, trendy black clothing a wardrobe staple

Morgan Smith November 19, 2013

One day as I was browsing through my closet looking for something to wear, I kept glancing and touching over black shirts, black pants, black skirts — black, black and more black. After seeing all...

Television traditions keep families strong

Hannah Widener November 19, 2013

There is a Friday night ritual in my house that has been carried out as long as I can remember. Before we got cable, we would go to the local video store, back when there still were video stores, and...

Food trucks provide convenience, quality

Tara Massouleh November 19, 2013

Over fall break I took a day trip to Atlanta, Ga., with a few friends. We easily decided on a couple of activities for the day, but the real struggle came in agreeing on only two places to eat. We made...

UATD brings ‘The School for Lies’ to campus stage

Laura Testino November 18, 2013

The University of Alabama’s department of theatre and dance will offer the community a chance to travel back to 17th century France with its production of “The School for Lies.” The play, an adaptation...

With Darren Aronofsky at helm, upcoming ‘Noah’ has potential

Drew Pendleton November 18, 2013

Last week, the first trailers for a new take on the biblical story of Noah hit the Internet. Complete with stunning visuals and a talented cast, the film – simply titled “Noah” – is set to hit...

Students revamp, personalize dorm rooms

Reed OMara November 18, 2013

For freshmen and other dorm inhabitants, the question of dorm design can be the same as deciding a major: go glamorous or go functional? Most dorm dwellers scope out Target or look online at PB Teen...

Fall colors, comfort essential to Thanksgiving fashion

Fall colors, comfort essential to Thanksgiving fashion

Bianca Martin November 18, 2013

It is that time of the year again: Time to get ready for the holidays. As school starts winding down and the stress is still getting to us, the excitement for celebrating time with our family and friends...

Art exhibit promotes awareness for autism

Lauren Davis November 14, 2013

Arts ‘n Autism, an afterschool program for local children and young adults with autism, is offering a community-wide event Thursday, Nov. 14, to raise awareness for the growing prevalence of autism....

Today’s gaming consoles changed industry

Matthew Wilson November 14, 2013

The Playstation 4 will be released Friday, followed by the Xbox One Nov. 22, ushering in the next generation of video game consoles and officially making this generation of consoles obsolete. It’s time...