In defense of growth at UA
State legislature bill redundant, ineffective
Alabama’s Medicaid debate exposes right to life argument flaws
Venture outside campus, explore city of Tuscaloosa
Legislation on hate crimes a diservice to 1st amendment
‘Tuition by major’ plans undermine true economic efficiency
Embrace movement, forget about the destination
Romney will expand access to energy
Write-in Republican candidate Ron Paul, write off more war
The unintelligence of teaching intelligent design in state
Chicago teacher strike shows selfishness of union
Inconsistencies present in abortion laws
Whoopie Pies, Capital Hill and fiscal integrity
Idea of legacy can lead to oversights
How cars drove the American dream to Nowhere, U.S.A.
Shooting holes in the argument for strict gun control
Disappointing concerns about Romney’s religion
The left’s war on the wealthy leaves no victor
Reevaluating the debate on illegal immigration
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For years, Veterans Day at the University of Alabama has come and gone, but this November, the Student Government Association is set to make it memorable.
The Crimson Tide will be geaux-ing back to Tuscaloosa having survived its time in Death Valley 42-13 Saturday and staving off playoff elimination.
The FBI began looking into the messages racist text messages young Black Americans across the country received yesterday, the bureau announced in a statement Thursday, as local authorities also acknowledged receiving reports.