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UA student gets credit for becoming involved in protest

UA student gets credit for becoming involved in protest

Rich Robinson November 8, 2011

While many UA students watch the Occupy Wall Street protests from afar, one has jumped onto its front lines and is receiving class credit for doing so. Henry Perkins, a junior in New College, has been...

Hype at record high for 'Game of the Century'

Hype at record high for ‘Game of the Century’

Brett Hudson November 2, 2011

Alabama vs. LSU has always been a rather heated rivalry. Both fan bases are ranked among the most passionate in the nation. In recent times, the game has been called the Saban Bowl, referring to Alabama...

Cain wins straw poll

William Evans October 31, 2011

Republican presidential candidate Herman Cain visited the University of Alabama Saturday, Oct. 29, for the West Alabama State Straw Poll as part of his tour of the state of Alabama. The straw poll was...

LessThanUThink sheds light on binge-drinking

Ashanka Kumari October 31, 2011

You might say it takes less than you think to create a campaign and receive 32 awards to prove its success, but the University of Alabama advertising and public relations students may beg to differ, according...

Welfare-related drug tests prove controversial

Jared Downing October 23, 2011

Legislators across the nation proposed drug testing this year as a new hurdle for welfare benefits. Now, the state of Alabama may follow suit. According to a report by the Associated Press, Alabama lawmakers...

Women engineers on the rise

Women engineers on the rise

Elizabeth Manning October 11, 2011

At the University of Alabama, in any given class of 50-60 engineering students, as few as five female students will be present. The female demographic is hardly represented, but the gender imbalance is...

Bravo country music star comes to Tuscaloosa

Bravo country music star comes to Tuscaloosa

Taylor Holland October 10, 2011

When Karen Waldrup, a country musician and contestant on Bravo’s first season of Platinum Hit, came to Tuscaloosa to play the Heroes in the Storm concert at Bryant-Denny Stadium last July, she said she...

2010 census shows recession took biggest toll on young adults

2010 census shows recession took biggest toll on young adults

Alyssa Locklar September 29, 2011

In the recently released 2010 census, researchers revealed that young American men and women had fallen victim to the recession’s impact on the job market more so than older generations. Although the...

Troy Davis case brings attention to death penalty

Troy Davis case brings attention to death penalty

Jasmine Cannon September 28, 2011

The execution of Georgia resident Troy Davis started much conversation in the South and throughout the nation about the death penalty. Davis spent more than 20 years on death row before his execution....

UA professors debate merits of Obama Jobs proposal

Rich Robinson September 26, 2011

With the background of a national unemployment rate at 9.1 percent and confidence in the economy at an all time low, President Barack Obama introduced his long awaited plan to Congress on Sept. 12. In...

Author John Grisham awarded 2011 Harper Lee Prize for Legal Fiction

Author John Grisham awarded 2011 Harper Lee Prize for Legal Fiction

Taylor Holland September 26, 2011

More than 50 years after its publication, Harper Lee’s novel, “To Kill a Mockingbird,” is still held on a deservingly high pedestal by many writers, said best-selling author David Baldacci. “For...

Gov. Rick Perry

Xavier Burgin September 22, 2011

Imagine for a moment, the smoke filled screams of a young child unable to cross a wall of fire. The terror of a house in collapse, as smoke obscures your vision and your skin begins to broil. Your hands...