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Serving The University of Alabama since 1894.

The Crimson White

Serving The University of Alabama since 1894.

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Student-athletes need to have contigency plans

Amber Patterson April 2, 2013

I am pretty sure everyone, as they were driving home and recovering from all the activities that filled their spring break, heard about the injury that shook the NCAA tournament. Louisville Cardinal guard...

WWOOFing over break makes for good soulful week

Lucy Cheseldine April 1, 2013

My next all-American holiday experience, spring break, couldn’t come quick enough. To avoid the hoards of string bikinis and beer-loaded pick-ups heading to the beach, I decided to exchange the past...

On same-sex marriage issue, demographics are destiny

Brad Erthal April 1, 2013

Last week, the Supreme Court heard oral arguments in two cases relating to gay marriage. The smart money seems to be on SCOTUS striking down the Defense of Marriage Act, and throwing out the case on...

Alabama falls to Maryland in NIT quarterfinals

Charlie Potter March 26, 2013

The Alabama men’s basketball team lost to Maryland 58-57 in the quarterfinals of the NIT on Tuesday March 26. Sophomore guard Trevor Lacey missed a shot at the buzzer that would have sent Alabama to...

Youth have to hold UA accountable for sexual assaults

Nathan James March 20, 2013

We’ve all heard the statistics, as much as we might wish we hadn’t: 20 percent of women will be sexually assaulted during their time at college. Only about five percent of sexual assaults will be reported...

Future GOP: Breaking molds, finding common ground, embracing diversity

Regan Williams March 20, 2013

It was a tough time to be a Republican last election cycle. With the Grand Old Party losing races that should have been won and losing the presidency, for many it seemed like the end was ever nearer for...

University should pick up financial slack for veterans

Davis Vaughn March 20, 2013

Imagine giving the ultimate sacrifice of fighting for your country. Imagine the years of training, the mixed emotions of deployment and the eerie sounds of the battlefield. Imagine the pain of fallen brothers...

Despite contrary claims, college must focus on learning

Tarif Haque March 20, 2013

There was something seductive about his philosophy. He told me he didn’t care much for a formal education, that his time could be better spent elsewhere, that he was here to get in and get out. This...

Reasons to study abroad and how to make the most of it

Lucy Cheseldine March 19, 2013

As the carpet of the academic year begins to roll further and further to an end, I have been speaking to quite a few students about their plans for the coming summer and fall semesters. Many students seem...

Experience trumps GPA in real world

Amber Patterson March 19, 2013

As the semester winds down and spring break finally approaches, many students are scheduling meetings with their advisors to prepare for the upcoming summer and fall semesters. I recently attended my advising...

Smith’s assertions about Accountability Act equate to absurdity

John Speer March 19, 2013

In light of the opinion editor’s recent call for purpose and accuracy on the opinions page, I feel this is a rather apt moment to discuss the ill-informed arguments of my colleague Tray Smith with regards...

Hollywood not proper place to tackle mental disorders

Mazie Bryant March 18, 2013

For centuries, mental illnesses have struggled for attention in the realm of social issues and inequalities. In the state of Alabama, the challenge has been more extreme than most. In the 1800s, activist...