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Serving The University of Alabama since 1894.

The Crimson White

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The Crimson White

The road most traveled: financial reform

John Anselmo June 24, 2010

Ever had a sibling break Mom’s flower vase but refuse to fess up? Then you get laid with the blame, at no fault of your own? You are then the one suspected in every other trivial mishap in your house....

Texas politicizing education

Lisa Elizondo June 24, 2010

The eyes of Texas are upon you, Thomas Jefferson, and they’re insisting that you scoot on over and make room in your history chapter for enlightenment figure John Calvin. Last spring, the Texas State...

The tattoo generation raises kids

Tray Smith June 24, 2010

When I was a kid vacationing in Florida amusement parks with my parents, I was always amazed by the exotic images emblazoned on the arms, legs, backs, necks and even the shaved heads of some of the other...

Government must refocus priorities

Tray Smith June 17, 2010

Online retailer Zazzle now sells T-shirts that read, “Plug the hole with BP executives.” That suggestion—however implausible—is significant in that it captures the public’s frustration over the...

Politicians must keep the torch lit

Wesley Vaughn June 9, 2010

U.S. Representative Artur Davis did not win the Alabama Democratic primary for governor last Tuesday. Agriculture Commissioner Ron Sparks crushed him by 24 percentage points. The hopes and dreams of Davis’s...

Obama must address oil spill

Austin Gaddis June 9, 2010

As we approach day 55 of the BP oil spill, now the worst environmental disaster in United States history, President Obama is finally developing “tough” language regarding his frustration with the lack...

A case for charter schools

Tray Smith June 9, 2010

June 24, 2010, will be a big day in Atmore, Al.  That is when the Escambia County Board of Education is scheduled to select a new principal for the troubled Escambia County High School. Their choice will...

A tale of two parties

Tray Smith June 3, 2010

Twenty years from now, when Alabama Democrats look back and ask when, exactly, they became irrelevant in Alabama politics, they will find their answer in Tuesday’s primary results. Given the choice between...

Tim James didn’t make sense to Alabama voters

Austin Gaddis June 3, 2010

The Tim James gubernatorial campaign was an embarrassment to Alabama. I've been interested in local, state and national politics for as long as I can remember and there are few politicians I actually...

The radical Gospel

Michael McDowell June 3, 2010

As an evangelical Christian, I have heard about the Gospel my entire life. However, it was not until my freshman year at the University that I received a firm grasp on the Gospel and its nature. The “Bible...

Isn’t this how we got here?

John Anselmo April 28, 2010

Proponents of the new health care legislation cite low regulation and the nature of the private sector as the reason for high insurance costs. Let’s take a look back to 1965, the first year of Medicare....

Kronos is a terrible titan

Sam Arnold April 27, 2010

Recently, due to an excess of time and a shortage of money, I embarked on a good, old-fashioned job hunt – only, I discovered very quickly it isn't a good, old-fashioned job hunt anymore. The classic...