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The Crimson White

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The Crimson White

OPINION

Politics belong on Twitter

Politics belong on Twitter

Zach Boros April 20, 2017

The rise of Twitter as a nexus between high-profile political and cultural figures and common people and its use as a platform for communication of specifically political material is unmatched – and...

OUR VIEW: Legalization of marijuana should be high priority

OUR VIEW: Legalization of marijuana should be high priority

Editorial Board April 20, 2017

The arrests started early in the morning, before the sun had its chance to illuminate the captors. It was a brisk 50 degrees outside – warm for mid-February but cold for those who were brought to the...

Extreme vetting is right for America

Extreme vetting is right for America

Samantha Fisher April 19, 2017

Extreme vetting: the very term evokes applause from some and fear and anger from others. Even before he was elected to the Presidency Donald Trump was highlighting our less-than-perfect immigration system...

The reason behind all 13

The reason behind all 13

Madeline Anscombe April 18, 2017

By Madeline Anscombe | Staff Columnist**DISCLAIMER: this contains spoilers for the television show 13 Reasons Why and talks about both suicide and sexual assault. I would also like to acknowledge that...

Student athletes should be allowed to accept endorsements

Student athletes should be allowed to accept endorsements

Michael Dennin April 17, 2017

In 2014, the National Collegiate Athletic Association (NCAA) generated $989 million according to Northern Illinois University Law Review; however, this nearly billion-dollar industry has strict regulations...

Give hockey a chance

Give hockey a chance

Isabelle Beauregard April 17, 2017

Football is the sport of the South. It does not matter what level; high school, college or professional, 
football has a huge fan following. On game days, Tuscaloosa all but shuts down to accommodate...

Alabama's death penalty is still far from fair

Alabama's death penalty is still far from fair

Mason Estevez April 14, 2017

In one of her first acts as governor, Kay Ivey signed a bill to get rid of Alabama’s judicial override law, the rule that formerly allowed judges in Alabama to go against the recommendation of a jury...

A free market in education will lower tuition

A free market in education will lower tuition

Carter Yancey April 13, 2017

The goal of capitalism is to improve quality of life by maximizing the number of engagements in win-win economic transactions. This means that one party views a good as more valuable than their money while...

Stop hiring your friends

Stop hiring your friends

Danny Pelavin April 13, 2017

As the semester wraps up and the focus slowly shifts to next fall and the upcoming football season, the campus goes through a period of change. Freshmen become sophomores, and student organizations pick...

Feminism benefits men, too

Feminism benefits men, too

Nathan Campbell April 12, 2017

I am a proud feminist, as well as a man. Don’t worry. I don’t expect a parade to be thrown in my honor for that statement. But today, it seems like two distinct camps are forming among my fellow men:...

Busyness is not the goal

Busyness is not the goal

Lauren Deutsch April 11, 2017

Over my past three years as a college student, I have noticed my own tendency to over-commit. Whether it’s taking 18 hours instead of 15, signing up for that extra service opportunity or volunteering...

Autism should not separate us

Autism should not separate us

Morgan Nicodemus April 10, 2017

I distinctly remember my first encounter with a child who had autism. I was just a child myself, around the age of 10 years old, taking flute lessons from a dear family friend who was a mother of two....