LETTER TO THE EDITOR | It's time to move past The Auburn Creed
Dr. George Petrie wrote the Auburn Creed on Nov. 12, 1943 at age 77.
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Dr. George Petrie wrote the Auburn Creed on Nov. 12, 1943 at age 77.
Recently, The Plainsman published an article that addressed the existing gap for gender inclusivity at Auburn University. The article, which includes the perspective of gender-nonconforming students, highlights a common issue that comes with existing on a campus that, culturally, caters to those that are white, heterosexual, cisgender and male.
I asked; Auburn delivered.
Dear President Gogue and staff:
We are now close to the two-year anniversary of the start of the COVID-19 pandemic. Our hospitals have weathered four surges of overwhelming numbers of patients with COVID-19 and unfortunately, we are now seeing a fifth surge associated with the Omicron variant.
As we return to campus from the holidays it is nice to indulge ourselves with a bit of nostalgia. For first years, realizing our childhood is now in the past is a new, bittersweet development.
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As an incoming freshman in chemical engineering, I’d heard of the infamous weed-out classes that give Auburn its reputation for a brutal freshman and sophomore year. I knew which classes I was going to struggle in and why. Although the question of “why?” seemed to grow with each restless night and failed test.
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With football season over, everyone is nostalgic…and perhaps a little jealous watching other teams — that shall not be named — winning championships.
Joining The Plainsman will provide students with more than just clips to put on an application — but if that’s what you need, you’ll get an abundance of it — it will also give you relationships that will last.
Happy Thanksgiving, or if you don’t celebrate — Happy Thursday.
Auburn football received plenty of bad news this last week. From losing to an unranked Mississippi State at home, to receiving the news that starting quarterback Bo Nix is out for the year with a broken ankle, it has been a discouraging week for the Auburn program.
The winningest quarterback in Texas high school history sits on Auburn’s roster unused and patiently waiting for playing time that has yet to come.
Auburn fans are disappointed, and rightfully so, following the loss in College Station last weekend. Although this was a devastating loss, the Tigers are still very much in control of their own destiny.
Growing up, my dad would make himself a cup of black coffee and walk over to our big red couch. He would sit on the end, place his mug on the side table to make way for a cat to jump onto his lap. He would spend the next half hour just sipping his coffee and petting the attention needy feline.
Halloweekend gave us the first taste of the holiday season, and Thanksgiving break is upon us. Hanukkah, Christmas, New Year's — a month of celebration and rest is practically here. It is undeniable that many of us are experiencing stress, loneliness and confusion surrounding winter break, whether we realize it or not.
The consensus No. 1 running back in the nation entering the 2021 season has looked anything but No. 1 midway through the season.
Skeptical is the word I would use after hearing who Auburn would be hiring for the future of the football program.
On Oct. 18, Auburn University announced it will begin hiring at a minimum hourly wage of $14.50 starting Jan. 1, 2022.