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The Crimson White
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Gun control is necessary

Gun control is necessary

Heather Gann, Staff Columnist • August 19, 2019
The United States has had 255 mass shooting this year alone, and it’s only August. 
Local singer wins big at Alabama Music Awards

Local singer wins big at Alabama Music Awards

Kinsley Centers, Contributing Writer • August 14, 2019
Tabitha Cooley, a UA student, was recognized as the BAMA Country female Artist at the 5th annual Alabama Music Awards. Cooley is grateful to have accepted the award and remains hopeful for what is next in her journey with music.
The Universitys first endowment fund for LGBTQ+ students was approved on July 12, 2019.

Endowment fund signed to support LGBTQ+ students

Javon Williams, Contributing Writer • August 12, 2019
After creating the University’s first LGBTQ+ Alumni Association in 2018, the organization’s founders have started to grow an endowment to make sure queer students can thrive on campus. 
Lawsuits hinder hospitals

Lawsuits hinder hospitals

Joshua Sussman, Staff Columnist • August 9, 2019
Hospitals are terrified of lawsuits, and it’s easy to see why. They are places where the sick and injured go to get better. Oftentimes these injuries are severe or the sicknesses obscure, thereby requiring complex and specialized treatments. These treatments are difficult and, if screwed up, could hurt or even kill the person receiving them. If the hospital does screw up, then they get sued.
Light show brings Pink Floyd’s music to life

Light show brings Pink Floyd’s music to life

Leah Goggins | @leahisonline, Assistant Culture Editor • August 7, 2019
The Pink Floyd Laser Spectacular moves from town to town with over a dozen lights on its back and the spectre of Pink Floyd’s still-relevant music hovering overhead.
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Emails show candidate was offered, quickly terminated from OSM director position

Jessa Reid Bolling, Savannah Bullard, Rebecca Griesbach, and Ben Stansell • August 2, 2019
Emails obtained by The Crimson White through a Freedom of Information Act (FOIA) request confirm that Bob Davis was offered and accepted the position of Director of the Office of Student Media at The University of Alabama, but was terminated five days later.
CW / Hannah Saad

“The New Age Mike linebacker”: Dylan Moses poised to deliver on immense potential

James Ogletree, Sports Editor • August 1, 2019
Dylan Moses wasn’t used to being wrong.
Today’s generation isn’t sensitive, they’re more informed

Today’s generation isn’t sensitive, they’re more informed

Heather Gann, Staff Columnist • July 29, 2019
“Today, people get offended over everything!” is a sentiment that I and most likely everyone else in my generation has heard grumbled by an older relative over a news story or social media post.
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UPDATE: Davis no longer a candidate for OSM director, questions remain regarding hiring process

Jessa Reid Bolling, Savannah Bullard, Rebecca Griesbach, and Ben Stansell • July 26, 2019
The Crimson White received confirmation on Friday from Monica Watts, Associate Vice President of Communications at the University of Alabama, that Bob Davis is no longer a candidate for the Director of the Office of Student Media position.
UAPD introduces community policing, mental health officer to campus

UAPD introduces community policing, mental health officer to campus

Javon Williams, Contributing Writer • July 24, 2019
In an effort to mitigate issues and build trust with students, police officers on campus are stressing a community-oriented approach to law enforcement: They’re friendly faces that are there for you as students, faculty, staff, and visitors. 
UA alumni react to OSM controversy

UA alumni react to OSM controversy

Jessa Reid Bolling, Savannah Bullard, Rebecca Griesbach, and Ben Stansell • July 20, 2019
Former UA students are expressing their concern about a candidate for the Office of Student Media director position after allegations surfaced that he censored an unfolding story about sexual assault on his former newspaper’s staff. And, in an effort of clarification, an employee from The Anniston Star has also come forward to further iron out the narrative surrounding allegations of Davis’ involvement in covering up a story about sexual assault in 2017. 
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Ethical concerns surround candidate for Student Media director position

Jessa Reid Bolling, Savannah Bullard, Rebecca Griesbach, Ben Stansell, and • July 18, 2019
A question of ethics surrounds a candidate for the Office of Student Media director position after allegations surfaced that he censored an unfolding story about sexual assault on his former newspaper’s staff. 
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