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Print Edition – March 23, 2011

Jon Lunceford • March 22, 2011

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Honors College Assembly screens education documentary

Brett Saunders • March 22, 2011

The Honors College Assembly will show “Waiting for Superman” today at 7 p.m. in the Ferguson Center Theater as part of their documentary film series “What if.” After the showing, experts on education...

UA updates grading policy

CW Staff • March 22, 2011

New, federally mandated grade notations have been added to the University grading system that could possibly help students on financial aid, Michael George, University Registrar, said. “A ‘NA’ grade...

Tide Baseball to face Blazers at home

Zachary Al-Khateeb • March 22, 2011

The University of Alabama Crimson Tide baseball team (13-7, 0-0) is set to take on the UAB Blazers (11-8, 0-0) at 6:05 p.m. as the Tide returns home for its first of five straight home games. The game...

Exchange students impacted by earthquake

Exchange students impacted by earthquake

Brittney Knox • March 22, 2011

University exchange students in Japan are seeing and feeling the effects of the 9.0 magnitude earthquake and tsunami that hit almost two weeks ago and are trying to cope with the changes. Adrian Morris,...

Tuscaloosa aids Japanese sister city

Tuscaloosa aids Japanese sister city

Stephen N. Dethrage • March 22, 2011

The people of Tuscaloosa's sister city Narashino, Japan, are fairly lucky. At least, they’re lucky as far as victims of the recent catastrophic earthquake and the resulting tsunami go. Only one death...

Nationwide adventurer visits the Capstone

Nationwide adventurer visits the Capstone

Melissa Brown • March 22, 2011

“He’s like a real life Forrest Gump!” said Mallory Flowers, a sophomore majoring in applied math. Students gathered in the Student Activity Center at the Student Recreation Center on Monday night...

U.S. engages in Libyan conflict

U.S. engages in Libyan conflict

Taylor Holland • March 22, 2011

American and European-led air strikes shook much of Libya Sunday, as allied attempts shifted from solely impeding Col. Moammar Gadhafi and his loyal forces from gaining airspace to wiping out his control...

Social work gives award for involvement

Melissa Brown • March 10, 2011

Nominations for the Penny Allen Award, given to one student and one faculty or staff member every school year, are due today at noon. The award, established by the School of Social Work and the Union...

Campus crime: March 3 to March 8

CW Staff • March 10, 2011

  March 3   Nature: Public Intoxication Time: 2:29 a.m. Location: 600 Block of 8th Street   Nature: Theft of Property III Time: 4:28 p.m. Location: 400 Block of 5th Avenue East   March 4...

Rec Center offers personal training special

Melissa Brown • March 10, 2011

Looking to get in shape in time for swimsuit season? University Recreation Personal Training is offering a personal training special that expires today. The spring break special includes 12 sessions with...

Gas costs a concern for spring break

Gas costs a concern for spring break

Stephen Walker • March 10, 2011

This weekend, as students travel to the beach or other spring break destinations, one question is sure to come up at some time during the trip: What’s up with gas prices? Compared to last year, gas...

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