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Serving The University of Alabama since 1894.

The Crimson White

Serving The University of Alabama since 1894.

The Crimson White

Next generation of leadership, change

Rich Robinson August 21, 2013

I’m going to level with you. I don’t care much about generalizations and think that generation theory is somewhat silly. Each one of us has free will and the ability to act in any manner that we...

For-profit news industry not avoidable

Zachary McCann July 30, 2013

In an era of 24-hour news, and the ability to carry the Internet around in the palm of your hand, it seems likely that Americans would be increasingly aware of current events on both the domestic and international...

Reflecting on disappointments sparked by fear

John Speer July 30, 2013

This summer has been a long train of disappointments and abuses, which, if by design, could not have been more effective at promoting fear, dissonance and hatred in the American public. The recap is simple....

Pope Francis, nontraditional stances may preserve Catholic Church’s future

Nathan James July 30, 2013

There is always a media circus surrounding the selection of a new pope, but it’s a shame that so much of that attention wanes once he’s been chosen. It’s likely that most Americans have heard about...

Planes, trains, automobiles: an argument for high-speed rail service

Regan Williams July 23, 2013

We live in a country that has been on the forefront of innovation for many years. So why are we now behind on an invention we championed such as the train? Countries like Japan, Germany and France have...

Capstone offers out-of-state students unique, enriching experiences

Nathan James July 23, 2013

Studying out of state is many things. It’s daunting, exhilarating and terrifying. It opens the world to you, but ends elements of your life that you thought were interminable. It changes the way you...

Brewers’ Ryan Braun just the first of many player suspensions to come in MLB

Caroline Gazzara July 23, 2013

Ever since the Miami New Times broke the story that players in the MLB were using performance-enhancing drugs, the league has been cracking down on every lead they get. And the first player to feel the...

Don’t clamor for Zimmerman’s conviction; demand new laws

Nathan James July 16, 2013

On February 26 last year, neighborhood watch captain George Zimmerman saw 17-year-old Trayvon Martin walking through his Florida town and decided he looked suspicious. Zimmerman followed Martin on foot,...

Honors College should require courses fostering community, civic engagement

John Brinkerhoff July 16, 2013

I have never been more proud to call myself a student of The University of Alabama than I was in the aftermath of the April 27, 2011, tornado. I witnessed an outpouring of support from all corners of campus...

‘Glee’ star’s death wake-up call to protect one’s friends from harm

Beth Lindly July 16, 2013

The death of 31-year-old Canadian actor Cory Monteith Saturday night shocked millions of people around the world, “Glee” lovers and non-fans alike. The lead star of the hit musical TV show was found...

Parking permit revenue should be used effectively

Mackenzie Brown July 9, 2013

The University once again raised the cost of parking permits on campus. This shouldn’t be news to many students who have already bought their permit for the 2013-14 school year, but most of us already...

Dear Dwight Howard: cut theatrics, just play ball

Amber Patterson July 9, 2013

The NBA has a new player that everyone loves to hate. He has single-handedly gotten rid of two coaches and sparked numerous fights with one of the top athletes in the game. This 6-foot-11-inch player has...