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The Crimson White


Serving The University of Alabama since 1894.

The Crimson White

Serving The University of Alabama since 1894.

The Crimson White

OPINION

Work meaningfully to achieve happiness in life

Keith Huffman January 12, 2015

Happiness is a byproduct that emerges as one pursues a tangible goal, or so a valued mentor once told me. This simple statement bears deep implications that signify the joys inherent within inspiring experiences...

Demand more from one another by asking questions in all facets of life

Mark Hammontree January 12, 2015

Why do so many people begin their essays and papers by asking a question? It is a tired, overused construction and relatively uncreative as far as opening sentences go. It could be the memory of a ninth...

Sorority letters should be shields against sexual assault, not targets

Leigh Terry January 6, 2015

According to a 2013 study done at Oklahoma State University, sorority women are 74 percent more likely to experience rape than non-Greek women. Some academicians have suggested this is due to their higher...

Campus needs healthy food this year

Carolyn Duke January 6, 2015

With New Year’s right behind us I’m sure many students on campus have New Year’s resolutions. And I bet about half, if not more, of these resolutions are to be healthier. Maybe students will accomplish...

Body cameras hold police officers accountable

Nathan James December 3, 2014

In the aftermath of Ferguson, our country faces many questions with no clear answers. These questions touch on race relations, the changing nature of our police force, the formative role media plays in...

Christmas can be difficult for some

Vel Lewis December 3, 2014

Now that December is upon us, I feel it is finally appropriate to celebrate the Christmas season and partake in all of the festive holiday cheer. I love Christmas because of its meaning to my faith along...

Empathy and a moral education dictate opportunities for the future

Patrick Crowley December 3, 2014

What is lost sometimes to each of us, including myself, in the doldrums of academics and the fun of social activities is that we, as students, are beyond lucky and fortunate to attend The University of...

Decision to cut UAB football affects many

Leigh Terry December 2, 2014

The decision to end UAB football is about more than sports. It is about more than recruiting wars or a stadium. It is certainly about more than old grudges. This decision is also about employment, education...

Positive thinking is key for finals

John David Thompson December 1, 2014

Dead week is here and finals are all too rapidly approaching. If there is a time of year to be stressed, the next two weeks are it. One way to manage the stress of these final days is positive thinking....

'Saban Effect' contributes to university growth

Jackson Poe December 1, 2014

Many people are familiar with the “Flutie Effect:” the phenomenon of having a successful college sports team, specifically a football or basketball team, leading to increased exposure for the university...

My time at the University has proven that life is about people

Rich Robinson December 1, 2014

I have greatly enjoyed my time at The University of Alabama. The past three and a half years have opened my world wide and allowed me to experience some truly incredible things. None of this would have...

American education needs to be updated alongside new discoveries

Carolyn Duke November 30, 2014

New discoveries are being made daily – discoveries across all disciplines, including education. These discoveries not only affect what we teach our children, but also how we teach them. A constantly...