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Professor dies after illness

Haley Herfurth April 7, 2010

After more than 35 years at the University, Douglas E. Jones, professor emeritus of geological sciences and curator of invertebrate paleontology at the Alabama Museum of Natural History, died Friday at...

SGA starts program to buy books early

Amanda Sams April 7, 2010

In the past, many students have often found themselves procrastinating during the lazy days of summer. In the same vein, ordering textbooks for fall classes would seem to be the last thing on any student’s...

City Council approves construction of Riverwalk Place

Brittney Knox April 7, 2010

Bill Lunsford, owner of Riverwalk Place, said he was relieved after the Tuscaloosa City Council approved construction of the $7.5 to $8 million project that will bring an estimated 195 jobs to Tuscaloosa....

Go barefoot for a good cause

CW Staff April 7, 2010

By Adriene LaPorte Going to class without wearing shoes may not be considered normal, but to a group of students, it’s a way to raise awareness. The TOMS UA Campus Club is participating in the nationwide...

Professor to discuss history of aviator brothers

Julia Gardial April 7, 2010

The College of Communication and Information Sciences History Forum will be co-sponsoring a lecture with UA Libraries today. The speaker is Julie Hedgepeth Williams, who will be discussing her new book,...

Announcements for 4/7/2010

CW Staff April 6, 2010

Register for 2010-11 parking Parking registration 2010-11 is now open to all students. For detailed information about parking registration and changes, including some zone changes, for the coming year,...

Larry Langford, one last time

Larry Langford, one last time

Alan Blinder April 6, 2010

FAIRFIELD – Larry Langford, puffing on a Salem cigarette, looked around his backyard and then up toward the sky. Sitting in a screened-in gazebo, Langford knew he would only have a few more opportunities...

UA students found new charity

Christine Kapurch April 6, 2010

Three UA students, inspired by the movie “My Sisiter’s Keeper,” created a non-profit organization to help children in the fight against cancer. Drew Estes, a freshman majoring in history; Yulexis...

City sets date for alcohol sales, prohibits firearms in municipalities

Brittney Knox April 6, 2010

The Tuscaloosa City Council set a date for a referendum about Sunday alcohol sales in Tuscaloosa at Tuesday’s meeting. The council decided set the election date for Feb. 22, 2011. The date is subject...

Inauguration, award ceremony a success

Inauguration, award ceremony a success

William Evans April 6, 2010

Tuesday afternoon in the front yard of the Gorgas House, rows of chairs awaited an audience of newly elected SGA senators, executive council members, and the SGA president, who were inaugurated into office...

Opening First Wednesdays at Crossroads for Spring 2010

Cate Kennedy April 6, 2010

The Crossroads Community Center will host the final First Wednesdays at Crossroads for the semester today from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. in the Crossroads Lounge in Room 232 of the Ferguson Center. First Wednesdays...

Student Choice Awards announced

Hannah Mask April 6, 2010

The SGA released the winners of the Student Choice Awards March 29 after a two-month voting period, during which students cast their ballots online to voice their opinions on topics such as which bars...