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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

It’s time the smoke cleared on the rules of on-campus smoking

Letter to the Editor November 15, 2012

Maybe I’ve been hoodwinked. Maybe I chose to attend The University of Alabama under the wrong impression. You see, out of my numerous acceptance letters to various universities around the country, I...

UA, Aramark should let no UA student go hungry

Tray Smith November 15, 2012

For years, I have mocked the idea of the hungry college student. Who is going to take on the expense of college and not have money for food? Conversely, if a student cannot afford food, why would he or...

In response to: ‘Bikers must follow University policies’

Letter to the Editor November 14, 2012

On Monday, the CW ran a column written by Ms. Tori Lee demanding that bike riders abstain from using the sidewalks around campus. As a longtime bike rider myself, I’d like to point out that this isn’t...

Society should use technology for benefits other than convenience

Hannah Waid November 14, 2012

If you are reading this article, congratulations. You are reading one of the few newspapers in Alabama that has not decreased its print publication. The City of Tuscaloosa has remained faithful in its...

We should take some time away from cellphones

Sophia Fazal November 14, 2012

Life without a cellphone seems stupid. As a young college girl with more anxiety than even a dinosaur could take on, I just see red flags and danger everywhere, and not having a way to speed dial Daddy,...

Irregularities in sleep patterns create unsettling feeling

Tarif Haque November 14, 2012

I don’t sleep at night. It’s a common annoyance – possibly chronic, sometimes tragic. I want to shut down but can’t. My thoughts will not be still. How do you stop thinking? It’s unclear what...

Celebrate current and future veteran’s on UA’s campus

Mary Sellers Shaw November 13, 2012

When I was in elementary school, each year we would put on a Veteran’s Day program, complete with red, white and blue outfits and patriotic songs we had spent months memorizing. But the purple mountain...

In Alabama sports, foreign exchange works both ways

Lucy Cheseldine November 13, 2012

Sitting in the library café was Ray Mundo, a fellow international student from Bavaria, Germany. His large frame towered over my notebook. “Rowers do more before 8 a.m. than most people do all day,”...

Democratic wins confirms inevitable shift toward progressivism

Cheyenne Paiva November 13, 2012

Forget the man and examine the record – suddenly, President Obama is a left-leaning Republican, relative, of course, to his party’s panderers. Now, forget the record, and examine the man, for lo and...

A Yankee’s point of view: some Southern traditions are not worth holding onto

Henry Downes November 13, 2012

I was born and raised in New England, and you can probably tell. But despite my admitted Yankee tendencies, I have loved my time here in Tuscaloosa. My college experience has confirmed most of the positive...

Bikers must follow University policies

Tori Lee November 12, 2012

Last week, we learned bikers are unhappy about the new pedestrian priority zone now in place on the Quad. I have one thing to relay to all unhappy bikers: bike lanes are for bikes, and sidewalks are for...

We must overcome division, see people not parties

Letter to the Editor November 12, 2012

Election Day is something that every American looks forward to. It’s a day set aside for us to exercise one of the many rights we have as Americans, and we get to show the politicians of today who we...