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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

We must not give up on UA basketball yet

We must not give up on UA basketball yet

Luke Ratliff, Contributing Writer • February 28, 2019
It’s no secret that Alabama basketball has had a rough couple of weeks. Since winning against a tremendous Kentucky Wildcats team in Coleman Coliseum on Jan. 5, the Crimson Tide has posted a record of 6-8, including a blowout home loss to Florida and two disappointing losses to Texas A&M.
Blenz Bowls is the best food truck

Blenz Bowls is the best food truck

Stephanie Otalora, staff columnist • February 28, 2019
Whether it’s parked across from Tutwiler Dorm or at the corner of Reese Phifer Hall, the Blenz Bowls food truck always has a long line of people waiting to place an order.
We do not need a white history month

We do not need a white history month

Anna Beth Peters, Staff Columnist • February 28, 2019
We’re nearing the end of Black History Month, so I’d like to discuss a question that I remember hearing in elementary school.
UA basketball may need a new coach

UA basketball may need a new coach

Dominick Calcara, Staff Columnist • February 25, 2019
After a third straight confusing and frustrating loss to Texas A&M that seats Alabama at ninth place in the SEC, many UA men’s basketball fans have decided to unbuckle their seatbelts.
Democratic economic policies are problematic

Democratic economic policies are problematic

Brett Hodges, Staff Columnist • February 25, 2019
Imagine for a moment that it’s 2 a.m. Your night has drawn to a close, and you’re stumbling back to your apartment after a wild night at the “library,” when suddenly a man approaches you.
Sad songs help affirm, validate our emotions

Sad songs help affirm, validate our emotions

Parker Grogan, Staff Columnist • February 25, 2019
John Keats’ poem “Ode on Melancholy” asserts that experiencing the feeling of sadness is necessary in a person’s life in order for that person to understand the full extent of happiness.
Executive overreach is a national emergency

Executive overreach is a national emergency

Hayden Crosby, Staff Columnist • February 21, 2019
On Feb. 15, President Donald Trump signed a bill to fund the government and avoid another shutdown.
Thin Mints are the best Girl Scout Cookie

Thin Mints are the best Girl Scout Cookie

Lexi Hooten, Staff Columnist • February 21, 2019
It’s that time of year again – Girl Scouts are post up outside most of the local grocery stores, inviting you to spend more money than you should on sweets you may or may not actually need.
Rebuttal: Privilege affects black students at UA

Rebuttal: Privilege affects black students at UA

Claire Schweiker, Contributing Writer • February 21, 2019
I recently received a letter from the UA National Alumni Association (NAA) asking me to make a donation. I’ve regularly received similar letters since I graduated with my bachelor’s degree in 2011.
UA works to rectify racist history

UA works to rectify racist history

Anna Beth Peters, Staff Columnist • February 18, 2019
The University of Alabama has a long and complicated history with racism. From the days before emancipation to more recent years, race has continued to be an issue at the University.
Society should rethink effects of privilege

Society should rethink effects of privilege

Brett Hodges, Staff Columnist • February 18, 2019
Everyone has an excuse. They were tired that day. They just weren’t cut out for it. The odds were stacked against them. The list goes on and on.
Having a dog in college isn’t practical

Having a dog in college isn’t practical

Savanna Briscoe, Staff columnist • February 16, 2019
Before coming to college, many students fantasize over the idea of owning a dog; this is before they know how much work it is to take care of one.
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