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Dorm hacks: fueling the mind with few appliances

Kinsley Centers, Contributing Writer • April 18, 2019
Some students adjust to smaller kitchens provided by the University of Alabama residence halls to maintain their healthy diets. Freshmen share their favorite go-to meals and snacks that can be made with what few appliances they have in their dorm.
Alp Yeager, owner of Ruan Thai and a native of Bangkok, Thailand, is one of the many chefs and owners hailing from across the world who have made their homes and livelihoods here in town.

Tuscaloosa attracts restauranteurs from across the world

Desi Gillespie, Staff Reporter • April 18, 2019
The Tuscaloosa restaurant scene has boomed as the city itself has grown over the last several years. Chefs and owners hailing anywhere from New York to Alabama and beyond have made their homes and livelihoods here in town.
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Bowlero, The Woolworth combine arcade fun and upscale eats

Leah Goggins | @leahisonline, Staff Reporter • April 18, 2019
The crash of pins and whirring of bowling ball return machines may trigger memories of tepid beer and greasy junk food. Two new bowling alleys are looking to throw that image out the window.
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Movie Review: Hellboy demonstrates the dangers of a lack of creative freedom

Jared Ferguson, contributing writer • April 16, 2019
n the 2000s, the comic book character known as Hellboy saw two film adaptations in an aborted franchise, and ten years later, the potential of a new franchise with this reboot is about as promising as Universal’s disastrous 2017 attempt with “The Mummy.”`
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Photographers cash in on graduation season

Leah Goggins | @leahisonline, Staff Reporter • April 15, 2019
Dead week is looming, flowers are blooming and across campus, seniors are donning their caps and gowns for one last photo as undergraduate students.
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Autism Awareness Month brings focus to campuses

Desi Gillespie, Staff Reporter • April 15, 2019
April is National Autism Awareness Month. Autistic students and UA-ACTS program director Dr. Megan Davis speak about their experiences with autism here at UA.
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Daughter shares father’s Holocaust experience

Leah Goggins | @leahisonline, Staff Reporter • April 11, 2019
In just a few years, Ann Mollengarden’s father went from an involved, community-loving child to a bullied, isolated victim during Adolf Hitler’s rise to power. Now, it is Mollengarden’s mission to take her 93-year-old father’s story to students across the state.
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GALLERY: Battle of the Bands

April 10, 2019

Local bands competed to win prizes in a competition hosted by Music and Memory, a campus organization that utilizes music therapy with Alzheimer's patients in Tuscaloosa.

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The Splash Page: Generations, at last, in “Marvel Team-Up” #1

Samuel G. Reece, contributing writer • April 10, 2019
Every ten years or so, there is a wave of refreshing new, young characters who will be the future of the Avengers or the X-Men.
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Pet Sematary provides a fresh take on the source material with mixed results

Jared Ferguson, contributing writer • April 9, 2019
The suspenseful works of Stephen King have seen numerous film adaptations in the past few decades with mixed results, but directors Kevin Kolsch and Dennis Widmyer have decided to tackle producing a modern take on the novel “Pet Sematary,” which offers a remake that is interesting but also disappointing.
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Preview: UA hosts Holocaust remembrance event

Jared Ferguson, Contributing Writer • April 9, 2019
The Holocaust will forever be remembered as a point in history that impacted the lives of many, and today, The University of Alabama will host Ann M. Mollengarden, the daughter of a Holocaust survivor, who will recount the story of her father.
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Birmingham company brings new life to fan gear

Leah Goggins | @leahisonline, Staff Reporter • April 8, 2019
Lifelong Alabama fans Brandon Watkins and Brett Forsyth were making concert posters in Forsyth’s basement 10 years ago – now they’re taking on their design destiny.
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