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ASAP hosts Rudy Francisco for a night of poetry and expression

Jimmy Conroy | @jimC__, Contributing Writer • November 20, 2019
Francisco is best known for his appearances on The Jimmy Fallon Show and his willingness to address sensitive topics in his work.
CW / Grace Walraven

Tallent brings laughs to Black Warrior Brewing

Meghan Mitchell | @pomegranate_27, Culture Editor • November 18, 2019
Stand-up comedian Sam Tallent brought smiles and knee-slappers to the Black Warrior Brewing Company for a performance that will be used in his upcoming comedy special.  Tuscaloosa’s featured role in the live special will boost the city’s reputation in the comedy scene and provide opportunities for local talent. 
CW / Kinsley Centers

Bucket list book highlights Alabama attractions

Kinsley Centers | @kinsleycenters, Staff Reporter • November 18, 2019
Mary Johns Wilson has lived in Alabama for a decade. In her new book, “100 Things To Do In Alabama Before You Die,” she showcases some of the state’s must-see places. 
Photo courtesy of Taylor Ackerman

The charm of “The Pirates of Penzance” was in the details

Annabelle Blomeley, Contributing Writer • November 14, 2019
This week, the UA Department of Theatre and Dance presents “The Pirates of Penzance.” The musical has been revamped from the original format to poke fun of campus culture at The University of Alabama with modern twists, lighthearted stereotypes and meticulous attention to detail.

‘Illegal People’ class hosts immigration panel for students

Brynna Mitchner | @BrynnaOfficial, Contributing Writer • November 14, 2019
Students in the Illegal People course hosted a discussion on Tuesday for students to gain insight on the immigration system, immigration detention and immigration policy in Alabama.
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The Splash Page: “Watchmen” is more than just a TV show

Samuel G. Reece | @_samreece, Contributing Writer • November 13, 2019
Damon Lindelof's new HBO adaptation of "Watchmen" remixes and modernizes the original graphic novel, trading cultural anxieties of the 1980s for a focus on race and policing that hits close to home.
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Suffrage Centennial Kickoff emphasizes potential for progress

Brynna Mitchner | @BrynnaOfficial, Contributing Writer • November 12, 2019
The Women and Gender Resource Center hosted a discussion on Thursday about women’s suffrage, the role of women in politics and the importance of representation.
CW / Hannah Saad

Campus veterans reflect on their service

Kinsley Centers | @kinsleycenters, Staff Reporter • November 11, 2019
Veterans Day is an annual holiday honoring veterans and the sacrifices they have made for the United States, providing an opportunity for civilians to show appreciation to those who have served.
CW / Keely Brewer

UPerk “open mic” night creates community for undergraduate writers

Grace Schepis | @GraceSchepisCW, Staff Reporter • November 7, 2019
While there are countless classes and clubs for creative students to practice their craft, undergraduate open mic nights have proved themselves to be a fun and friendly way for people to share their work. 
CW / Ben Lasseter

Dispatches from Abroad: Bali surfing is no easy breeze

Ben Lasseter, Contributing Writer • November 5, 2019
In surfing, I found one elusive thrill no tourist can just pay to fully enjoy, as with zip-lining or motorbiking. The rocky beach and powerful Indian Ocean swell punished me for my lack of experience.
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New Hulu show reinvigorates John Green fandom

Arayna Wooley | a_wools, Contributing Writer • November 3, 2019
After nearly a decade and a half of anticipation, John Green’s first TV show hits the screen.
Photo courtesy of Pixabay.

Tarot card readers are more than a spooky reputation

Grace Schepis | @GraceSchepisCW, Staff Reporter • October 28, 2019
Negative stigmas against tarot card readings have left some people skeptical. But those that trust them have made significant changes to themselves and their lives.
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