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CNN disappoints in coverage of Steubenville rape trial

Beth Lindly March 18, 2013

In flipping through the channels this weekend, I came across the CNN coverage of the Steubenville, Ohio, rape case in which two high school football players were convicted of raping a 16-year-old girl...

Liberty means birth control coverage

Brad Erthal March 18, 2013

My last column criticized the newly minted ex-pontiff and suggested a need for a better replacement. Despite approval, or at least acceptance with interest, from some Catholics, a more revanchist wing...

Student criticism at the Capstone must have a purpose

John Brinkerhoff March 17, 2013

Criticism is common at the Capstone, especially when it is directed at the UA administration. A visitor would not have to go far to find a student willing to speak out on perceived issues with parking,...

Ohio senator’s gay marriage reversal is a signal for impending legalization

Maxton Thoman March 17, 2013

Love and support are all that a father can give his children. His unyielding devotion and absolute affection are inherent within the connection that is paternity, and yet, the limits of their universality...

Alabama’s education reforms are a welcome reform to past failures

Tray Smith March 17, 2013

Alabama Republicans have found a welcome distraction from their immigration witch hunts and casino raids in the new school accountability law that Gov. Robert Bentley signed last week. The significance...

Accountability Act harms education system

Nathan James March 13, 2013

The condition of Alabama’s schools is one of the most serious problems facing the state, and Alabama Republicans have found what is unequivocally the worst solution imaginable. Recently, they approved...

SGA should be more than just kids playing games

Mackenzie Brown March 13, 2013

Tuesday, a new slate of SGA candidates was elected into office. The results were expected, but how could they not be? Six of the seven candidates ran unopposed, but even if they had not, they were Machine...

School districting one of the roots of Alabama’s educational woes

John Speer March 13, 2013

Last week, I discussed vouchers and charter schools as ineffective options for school reform. This week, it is imperative that I focus on districts and funding. Alabama has a two-fold problem: gerrymandering...

Minimum wage increase could hurt workers, consumers and economy

Regan Williams March 12, 2013

As announced in his State of the Union Address, it seems that one of Obama’s major goals for his term is raising the minimum wage to $9.50. At face value, this idea seems like a good idea to help get...

Communication, community should take priority for executive secretary

Guest Column March 11, 2013

If someone asked me two years ago what I would be doing my sophomore year of college, I never would have guessed that I would be running for executive secretary of the Student Government Association. I...

SGA must focus on campus, city, community to foster positive growth at UA

Guest Column March 11, 2013

Since arriving on campus at The University of Alabama, my biggest goal has been to be able to say that I made a positive difference by the time I left. SGA has always been my passion. Since my freshman...

I will fight for better communication, build more personal relationships

Guest Column March 11, 2013

I am both excited and honored to be running for the position of executive secretary. As a whole, the Student Government Association serves to best represent the ideas and concerns of the University of...