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The Crimson White


Serving The University of Alabama since 1894.

The Crimson White
Serving The University of Alabama since 1894.

The Crimson White

CULTURE

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Campaign managers stay busy in uncontested elections

Connor Todd | @ce_todd, Contributing Writer • March 2, 2020
The official campaign period began at 8 a.m. on Monday morning, Feb. 24, and will last until election day.
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Unpredictable voter turnout expected for 2020 election

Kinsley Centers | @kcentersnews and Lindsey Wilkinson | @lululindsey11 • March 2, 2020
The question “Does my vote matter?” lingers in every election. Reflecting on last year's voter turnout, this year remains unpredictable due to most candidates going unopposed. 
Film Column: ‘Miss Americana’ shows the reality of fame

Film Column: ‘Miss Americana’ shows the reality of fame

Sophia Surrett, Contributing Writer • March 1, 2020
Netflix’s new Taylor Swift documentary delves into the singer’s vulnerability and uncovers emotional stress from her career over the past decade.
Photo courtesy of Google images.

“Changes” introduces fans to a new season of life for Bieber

Kari Anne Fowler | @kafowler18, Contributing Writer • March 1, 2020
It’s been almost three years since Justin Bieber released a studio album, and his new album “Changes” indicates a new season of life for the maturing artist.
Photo courtesy of Afrikana Film Festival

Tuscaloosa Africana Film Festival brings African culture to community

Kinsley Centers | @kinsleycenters, Staff Reporter • February 27, 2020
The 8th Annual Tuscaloosa Africana Film Festival will take place Saturday, Feb. 29, from 6 to 10 p.m. at Central High School.
Photo courtesy of UA Opera Theatre

UA Music Department showcases American opera

Annabelle Blomeley, Staff Reporter • February 27, 2020
This Thursday, join the UA Department of Music for their fourth production of the 2019-2020 school year, entitled “A Celebration of American Opera, Part II.” The show includes five different operas, including a world premiere of an opera by Michael Ching.
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Gamers commune at Crimson Smash Club

Kinsley Centers | @kinsleycentersnews, Staff Reporter • February 24, 2020
The Crimson Smash Club hosts its free Super Smash Bros. tournaments every Friday night. Players can competitively play the 20-year-old Melee version or the latest, Smash Ultimate. The winners of these tournaments may get bragging rights, but every player gains a sense of community. 
Photo courtesy of Kiera Gillock

‘Inherit the Wind’ reimagines a fascinating history

Annabelle Blomeley, Staff Reporter • February 24, 2020
This past week, Theatre Tuscaloosa put on the historical courtroom drama “Inherit the Wind,” written by Jerome Lawrence and Robert E. Lee. Based off the Scopes-Monkey Trial of the 1920s, two lawyers battle it out in a sleepy, Southern Christian town for the right for humans to think and believe in what they think is right.
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‘Servant of Two Masters’ stands the test of time

Annabelle Blomeley, Staff Reporter • February 24, 2020
This week, the UA Department of Theatre and Dance put on Carlo Goldoni’s comedic play “The Servant of Two Masters.” Set in 17th-century Italy, hilarity and chaos ensue when a servant, who is always looking for his next big meal, decides to serve two masters, one of whom carries secrets of their own.
Photo courtesy of Hunter Jensen

Quad squirrels inspire cult campus following

Annabelle Blomeley, Staff Reporter • February 20, 2020
Hundreds of UA students connect through mutual love for the campus squirrels, who are always there to brighten up the students’ day.
CW / Grace Walraven

Nashville band enchants Tuscaloosa soul fans

Libby Foster | @libithafoster, Contributing Writer • February 18, 2020
The band came out dancing under blue and red lights. The crowd screamed for a moment, but their shrieks quickly turned to soft smiles as The Brook and the Bluff’s show began. 
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Coffee lovers gather at Monarch Espresso Bar

Grace Schepis | @GraceSchepisCW, Staff Reporter • February 17, 2020
With worrying weather spoiling outdoor activities for the last week or so, a cool, sunny day outside of Monarch Espresso Bar felt like a godsend. Coffee enthusiasts of all ages gathered on the patio to enjoy bites and beans, and to learn about the complexity of their own palette.
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