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All content by Emma Margaret Thompson
Is the Oxford Comma Over?

Is the Oxford Comma Over?

Emma Margaret Thompson, Contributing Writer • January 11, 2023

“And” is the 3rd most common word in the English language. And, are you surprised? In lists, the word “and” is typically preceded by a comma, but as an age-old debate, the use of this particular...

Culture Pick: Fall Must-Reads

Culture Pick: Fall Must-Reads

Emma Margaret Thompson, Contributing Writer • October 5, 2022

In autumn, leaves fall, the air slowly gets colder and sweaters are pulled out from the depths of closets.  This is when we begin to look for inside activities to bide our time and avoid the cold....

The Tuscaloosa Farmers Market is a showcase of local products

The Tuscaloosa Farmers Market is a showcase of local products

Emma Margaret Thompson, Contributing Writer • November 28, 2021

Stands of homemade pastries, fresh honey, handmade jewelry and unique creations greet patrons as they enter the Tuscaloosa River Market every Saturday.  The Tuscaloosa Farmers Market is an opportunity...

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Opinion | College students need to read for fun

Emma Margaret Thompson, Contributing Writer • November 21, 2021
I won’t say reading is fun for everyone, but reading can be fun for everyone.
Tuscaloosa Public Library wants students to know it’s here for them, too

Tuscaloosa Public Library wants students to know it’s here for them, too

Emma Margaret Thompson, Contributing Writer • November 3, 2021
While the Tuscaloosa Public Library always reaches out to the community to garner more patrons, they struggle to connect with university students in the area. 
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Opinion | College students play an important role in ending fast fashion

Emma Margaret Thompson, Contributing Columnist • September 29, 2021
Sustainability is not a priority for most college students, or other members of Generation Z.