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The Crimson White

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The Crimson White

Letter from the Editor: Telling stories since 1894

Letter from the Editor: Telling stories since 1894

Peyton Shepard August 18, 2016

It's been a rough couple of months in the world of journalism. Throughout the tumultuous political hell-fest that has been this election year, a lot has been said of the omnipotent presence of the collective...

The false reality of Photoshopping bodies in magazines

The false reality of Photoshopping bodies in magazines

Emily Hillhouse March 7, 2016

Brandon Hooks was once excited to buy new items for his wardrobe. But at the store, surrounded by perfect-looking photos of models, his enthusiasm fell. The senior majoring in finance said he started scrutinizing...

The speed of misinformation

Sarah Howard November 10, 2015

The World-Wide Web was invented in 1990, with Facebook first launched in 2004 and Twitter following two years later. The internet’s rapid advancement and the creation of social media has changed how...

UAPD lacks public information officer for public communication

UAPD lacks public information officer for public communication

Collin Burwinkel, Nick Privitera February 22, 2015

The University of Alabama Police Department currently maintains a staff of 79 authorized, full-time sworn officers. With roles ranging from patrol to administration to investigation, UAPD lacks a role...

Books are not the problem, people are

Erynn Williams February 18, 2015

Over the weekend there was quite a bit of chatter about the movie adaptation of the book series “Fifty Shades of Grey.” After engaging in some conversations, I became curious as to how many people...

OSM to launch new publication

Alana Norris February 8, 2015

The Office of Student Media is planning a new publication for The University of Alabama this fall.A magazine targeted toward college women is in the works. The magazine will cover topics such as fashion,...

Media needs more character variety

TJ Parks December 2, 2014

Women should have the right to unabashedly pursue whatever occupations and character traits they desire and should be rewarded in the same measure as men for the vigor of their pursuits. The existence...

News more entertainment than information

Leigh Terry July 1, 2014

If you follow the news, you have probably noticed that it is increasingly becoming less of an informational medium and more of an outlet for entertainment. As consumers of information, we got tired of...

Anderson Cooper’s sexual orientation shouldn’t cause national media frenzy

Nathan James July 11, 2012

Americans like drama. We vicariously enjoy gossip, tension and conflict, and we’re prepared to pay for the access to these things. Look on the shelves of any convenience store, and you’ll see entire...

Local, national media spotlight Tuscaloosa tornado

Courtney Stinson April 26, 2012

Both local and national media offered a variety of perspectives on the events following the April 27 tornado. The Discovery Channel aired a documentary called “Tornado Rampage” showing footage from...

Digital media specialists discuss immersive technology

Kellie Gentry September 19, 2010

The University’s College of Arts and Sciences, the College of Engineering and Creative Campus hosted a lecture Thursday titled “Immersive Technology: Past, Present and Future.” Michael MacKay and...