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Opinion | Faith, values, and leadership: Why I reject Trump’s candidacy as a Republican
Opinion | The fallacy of the fresh start
Opinion | Fighting like cats and dogs: A debate analysis
Opinion | TV is out, podcasts are in
Opinion | Machines over people: How AI is shaping the future job market
Opinion | Why joining social media at 20 wasn’t worth it
Opinion | Removed sidewalks inconvenience students
Opinion | Feeling alone in a sea of 40,000 fish
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The presidents of UA College Republicans and UA College Democrats both said that their candidate laid out a compelling vision for America’s future during the vice presidential debate Tuesday.
No. 1 Alabama lost to unranked Vanderbilt in FirstBank Stadium in a 40-35 game in which Vanderbilt scored the most points it has ever scored against an Alabama team. The win is also the school’s first against a team ranked in the top 5 of the AP poll.
Popular medical field-based TV shows have influenced people to take an interest in nursing. However, these shows don’t always accurately portray the reality nurses deal with on a day-to-day basis.
The Women and Gender Resource Center hosted a campfire-themed safety fair for Dating and Domestic Violence Awareness Month at the University on Tuesday.