Your View: YAL's associations support accusation of bias
In last week's issue, Jonathan Newman wrote that I "never said how YAL was being dishonest" in my original dispute of the group's recruitment claims, and I can gladly specify.
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In last week's issue, Jonathan Newman wrote that I "never said how YAL was being dishonest" in my original dispute of the group's recruitment claims, and I can gladly specify.
I recently read, with great interest, Raye May's opinion piece on NATO's intervention with Libya, and I have to disagree with her assessment.
Privacy has begun to seem like an antiquated notion.
As I sat in Jordan-Hare Saturday, everything in the world felt right again. The band was playing loudly, the team was back on the field and an abundance of fans wearing orange were in attendance.
I, like many of you, was only in elementary school when 9/11 happened.
Other than a few short periods of isolationism in America's history, the United States has generally come to the aid of countries lacking democracy.
We don't want to think of 9/11 as a divisive moment in American history, but that one event transformed our nation, and with great change comes great tension.
Some things at Auburn are expected. Rolling Toomers after a victory, yelling "War Eagle" at any public event and picking up the Plainsman every Thursday. The Plainsman is a part of what makes Auburn, Auburn. These pages are created every week by a hard-working group of student journalists who are dedicated to bringing you the news. With that said, creating a publication that can be read by 25,000 students, a local community and the online world is one of the most badass things I've ever done. Here are four reasons you should write for the Plainsman.
Ten dollars doesn't sound like much.
The great T.I. once said, "It's amazing, so amazing, baby, baby."
Dear Editor,
In college, friends come in many varieties, largely defined by what their purpose is in your life.
Editor,
Alabama's gubernatorial primaries are fast approaching.
It's the day of the wedding. The groom smiles as he sees his bride walk down the aisle, and she tears up as her father gives her away. She looks to her groom, then to the priest.
State Senator Vivian Figures', D-Mobile, bill to ban smoking in restaurants statewide is close to passing this legislative session.
I know that time flies when you're having fun, but this is ridiculous. I've been at The Plainsman for almost four months, yet it feels like it's only been a couple of weeks. Now only a couple more weeks remain until I'll be joining the "real world," finally coming to the end of my five year journey here on The Plains. It's been a long, eventful journey, and I'm so happy that I got to spend the last semester of it shooting for The Plainsman.
Long story short: I regretted coming to Auburn until I joined The Auburn Plainsman.
When I read Marcus Goff's guest commentary ('Pro-life' a sad misnomer) in last week's edition of The Auburn Plainsman, I was quite confused.
The Alabama Energy Efficient Appliance Rebate Program began this week, offering rebates to Alabamians choosing to replace their older home appliances with more energy-efficient models.