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Female engineers remain a minority on UA campus

Female engineers remain a minority on UA campus

Reed OMara • September 9, 2014

When Maggie Smallwood and Kayla Foust strode into their electrical engineering seminar the first week of class, they found themselves the only women in a class of over 50 people. The two, both juniors...

Feminism should be considered a force for equality, not a dirty word

Rich Robinson • September 8, 2014

The United States was not founded as an equal nation. Spoiler alert: our land was not perfect at its founding despite the best efforts of historical revisionists who try to paint infant America and its...

UA group seeks to redefine feminism

UA group seeks to redefine feminism

Hannah Widener • September 6, 2014

At this year’s 2014 MTV music video awards, Beyonce stood on stage with the word “feminist” in bright lights behind her. Closer to The University of Alabama, the UA Feminist Caucus will be holding...

Dialogue and action key for progressive campus organizations

Cassidy Ellis • September 1, 2014

I would like to start out by saying that I wholeheartedly agree with the majority of the points made in Samaria Johnson’s article, “The University must provide support for black students, not just...

‘Fefu and Her Friends’ worth the traveling

Jared Downing • April 10, 2012

“My husband married me,” says the elegant protagonist of UA’s new show, “as a constant reminder of how loathsome women are.” Don’t worry, the women of avant-garde playwright Maria Irene Fornes’...

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