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Peterbrooke Chocolatier, Turbo Coffee rated best for health

Andrew Littlejohn, Contributing Writer • April 18, 2019
The Alabama Department of Public Health inspects restaurants routinely to improve the state’s health. Here are the top five best- and worst-rated food establishments in Tuscaloosa.
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Bowlero, The Woolworth combine arcade fun and upscale eats

Leah Goggins | @leahisonline, Staff Reporter • April 18, 2019
The crash of pins and whirring of bowling ball return machines may trigger memories of tepid beer and greasy junk food. Two new bowling alleys are looking to throw that image out the window.
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President Bell responds to student labor group’s demands for Crimson Ride drivers’ rights

Shahriyar Emami, Staff Reporter • April 11, 2019
University of Alabama President Stuart R. Bell recently responded to a letter drop from Students for Fair Labor (SFL) that occured on April 3. The aim of the letter was to demand better wages, hours and health benefits for campus bus drivers employed by First Transit. However, SFL does not think that Bell’s response is enough, and the group has prepared an escalation plan if conditions do not improve.
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Veterans provide leadership for young players

Ben Stansell, Assistant Sports Editor • April 11, 2019
It was past midnight on a Saturday night, and Tua Tagovailoa was headed out. Not to the Strip to celebrate the completion of Alabama’s first spring scrimmage earlier that day, but to the Mal Moore Athletic Complex.
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Daughter shares father’s Holocaust experience

Leah Goggins | @leahisonline, Staff Reporter • April 11, 2019
In just a few years, Ann Mollengarden’s father went from an involved, community-loving child to a bullied, isolated victim during Adolf Hitler’s rise to power. Now, it is Mollengarden’s mission to take her 93-year-old father’s story to students across the state.
Notes, intel from Alabama's second spring scrimmage

Notes, intel from Alabama’s second spring scrimmage

James Ogletree, Staff Writer • April 8, 2019
Alabama completed its second spring scrimmage on Saturday as it continues to work toward its annual spring game on April 13. Here are some notes and observations from a source who was in attendance.
By Hannah Saad

Sam Finnerty named SEC Co-Pitcher of Week

Staff Writer • April 8, 2019
After his shutout performance against Arkansas, senior Sam Finnerty was named SEC Co-Pitcher of the Week by the league office.
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Men’s lacrosse pushes through club struggle

Cole Archer, Sports Writer • April 8, 2019
The famous quote “you get out what you put in” does not always ring true to life’s harsh realities, and the Alabama men’s lacrosse team knows that all too well.
Residents of The Hub document some of the conditions of the apartment complex. After Keith Halberstadt discovered mold in his apartment's walls, the complex gutted the walls before Halberstadt and the other residents were moved out of the room to a hotel room. Photo courtesy of Keith Halberstadt

Students experience mold, flooding at complex

Savannah Bullard, Production Editor • April 8, 2019
Navigating the intricacies of off-campus housing may be one of the first “adult” things a student does. But for some living at Hub on Campus Tuscaloosa, dreams of luxury living have turned into scenes from a nightmare.
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Druid City Arts Festival attracts students, community

Kinsley Centers, Contributing Writer • April 8, 2019
Thousands of Tuscaloosa residents of all ages came together to admire and purchase various pieces of art from around the country at the Druid City Arts Fest.
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College admissions scandal propels talk of inequities

Audrey Harper, Contributing Writer • April 4, 2019
The college admissions scandal revealed the privileges of the ultra-wealthy, leaving students across the nation disappointed in the immense inequity in the admissions process.
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Osama looks to cement legacy in senior season

Jack Kennedy, Sports Writer • April 4, 2019
With senior Mazen Osama’s collegiate tennis career winding down, he’s accumulated a plethora of achievements that Alabama tennis fans will remember long after he graduates.
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