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OPINION

50 first interviews

50 first interviews

Morgan Nicodemus September 2, 2016

“We’re going in a different direction” is a tricky phrase, but one that employers always have autosaved in their emails. It’s not exactly an insult, but it’s also not a compliment. In all sincerity,...

UA should add more summer programs for freshmen

UA should add more summer programs for freshmen

Allison Mollenkamp September 1, 2016

Freshman year can be a very difficult time. Your neck could be injured from carrying a heavy lanyard or you could get some sort of rash from not washing your Bama Bound shirt often enough. These are serious...

The U.S. should make voting compulsory

The U.S. should make voting compulsory

Daniel Pelavin September 1, 2016

Of the many problems that plague government, one of the toughest to grasp is the abysmal percentage of eligible citizens who choose to fulfill their civic duty and vote. People forego voting for a myriad...

Christians must support religious minorities

Christians must support religious minorities

Joshua Shumate August 31, 2016

Politics in 2016 is an especially nasty business. Politicians are eager to try anything to gain support and advance their candidacy –– ethics and decency be d****d. While this is nothing new, this...

Give yourself a break from stressful activities

Give yourself a break from stressful activities

Samantha Rudelich August 30, 2016

It usually starts with my heart. The beats speed up, getting quicker and quicker. I worry my heart will thrash against my chest hard enough to jump out of my body. Then, the hyperventilation begins. My...

GMOs have the potential to ease strain on earth

Sarah Howard August 29, 2016

The world’s population is expected to increase by 2.3 billion people by the year 2050. This dramatic growth will require the production of 70 percent more food than we are able to cultivate now. Genetically...

France's burkini ban does more harm than good

Nakia Moore August 25, 2016

I remember every now and then that in high school, I was the only one on my team who was both black and Muslim, defeating stereotypes not only attached to my race but surprisingly on the status and the...

Open textbooks present solution to book prices

Open textbooks present solution to book prices

Mike Smith August 24, 2016

Education is said to be one of the great equalizers in our society. Accessibility to quality education has been hailed as a solution to poverty, social injustices, and systematic oppression. As much as...

Campus libraries must continue to evolve to meet student needs

Campus libraries must continue to evolve to meet student needs

Hunter Richey August 23, 2016

With the semester now in full swing, as due dates become closer and midterm exams loom in the distance, University of Alabama students will undoubtedly see themselves searching for a quiet place to complete...

The University of Alabama is failing this state

The University of Alabama is failing this state

Ryan Anderson August 23, 2016

I am proud to be an Alabamian. I was born here, grew up here, and I am continuing my education here. I love the food, the people, and especially the spirit of this state. But it is failing. As the sixth poorest...

Your sorority doesn't define you

Amelia Putnam August 22, 2016

Joining a sorority at Alabama seems to be a rite of passage for many freshmen girls. With the daunting task of picking the group of girls you will be associated with for the next four years and even the...

Traditions die hard

Jeff Rogers August 22, 2016

By Jeff Rogers | Staff ColumnistWhenever I drive between Tuscaloosa and Birmingham, I take the same route. Leaving campus, I head east on University Boulevard, following it through the intersections punctuating...