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Editorial: Men's soccer deserves a promotion

By Editorial Board | October 17

Soccer is usually considered an auxiliary sport, something for the kids who can't or won't participate in the holy trinity of football, baseball or basketball.

Editorial: Pat Dye opens mouth, inserts foot

By Editorial Board | October 11

A common stereotype among elderly southerners, and maybe elderly people in general, is the grandmother or grandfather who says what they want, when they want... even if it's offensive.

Editorial: 'Are you not entertained?' No, we aren't

By Editorial Board | October 5

Perhaps we're just bitter; perhaps we're jaded.

Editorial: Snake oil for the stressed-out student

By Editorial Board | September 26

A college education seems to be more important than ever.

Editorial: High school, high benefits

By Editorial Board | September 19

Thankfully, most of us aren't who we were in high school. Even freshman have changed in the short time they've been here.

Editorial: Stopping the Jordan-Hare mass exodus

By Editorial Board | September 14

Remember when we were "All In"?

Editorial: Lessons from the season opener

By Editorial Board | September 5

We won, and it feels good.

Editorial: Unfiltered prejudice and the anti-smoking iron fist

By Editorial Board | August 29

Students are doing it, employees are doing it and you better believe tailgaters and fans are going to do it.

Editorial: Drugs, burglaries and arrests, oh my!

By Editorial Board | August 22

Auburn football is great for the most part.

Editorial: A summer that was more than a bummer

By Editorial Board | July 25

It's a trend at The Plainsman to start the summer semester expecting nothing to happen and end it feeling surprised so much has happened. This summer has been no different.

Our view: Behind the smoke screen of health and wellness

By Editorial Board | July 18

Health regulations can save lives and generally make the United States a better place to live. Compare the beef and pork industries of the early 20th century to their present counterparts.

Editorial: Right vs. race: Jumping off the bandwagon

By Editorial Board | July 11

If you've been paying attention to the news lately, or really even just been cognitively present at all, there are two recent happenings that have been hard to ignore: the Paula Deen scandal and the Trayvon Martin case.

Editorial: Harbert's donation should rescue aviation

By Editorial Board | June 27

There is never enough money to go around.

Editorial: Fighting the good fight: end the parking war

By Editorial Board | June 20

Unless you are a professor, a member of the administrative staff, or have a building named after you or your family, parking on campus is a task best left to fools and madmen.

Sympathy for the devil: a year later, I still can't hate Harvey

By Andrew Yawn / NEWS EDITOR | June 19

One year ago, I met the most hated man in Auburn.

Editorial: Blowing smoke up our butts: a failed policy

By Editorial Board | June 17

Americans who smoke and Americans who don't smoke have always been at odds. Smokers think anti and non-smokers are whiny and intrusive.

Editorial: With one year passed, has anything changed?

By Editorial Board | June 6

Since last summer, Gene Chizik, John Pawlowski and Tina Deese have all been fired, and Gus Malzahn is back on The Plains. We were called liars and cheaters by Selena Roberts, and Jay Jacobs and the NCAA quickly shut her down.

Editorial: A segway to money

By Editorial Board | May 30

We like the Auburn Police Department. On average, it is forthcoming with whatever information we request, and it is willing to answer the majority of our questions.