Welcome Back 2007

The first week of classes means finding new buildings, tweaking schedules and haggling for parking spots.
But it also means back to campus parties and a wide variety of activities to do on the Plains.

A paintbrush and a palette of rainbow colors is not your typical cancer patient’s badge of honor. But for 35-year-old cancer survivor Kristen Hunt flowers on a canvas mean more than just art.
Within weeks of relocating to Auburn from Columbus, Hunt was diagnosed with breast cancer in a routine mammogram exam and underwent a double mastectomy.

SARAH JANE LITTLE 

Musicians use many different systems to get their music to the public. Radio, TV and live shows are the most popular ways. However, the computer has brought a advanced approach to marketing.

SARAH JANE LITTLE

As the fall semester begins, some students are preparing for the first classes of their college career, while others are facing their last tests, lectures and student football season as they prepare to graduate.

By VICTORIA CUMBOW
Editor

Dr. Gogue began his first week at Auburn by meeting with student leaders. He claims to be hitting the ground listening.

As Auburn embarks on another fall semester and old and new students begin pouring into the Plains, there will be two more new distinct faces on campus. These two people are a brand new addition to the administration of the school, but not to the University itself.

The 2007 Auburn offense will be propelled by returning senior quarterback Brandon Cox, but the strength of this year’s team can be found in the running back core.
Auburn boasts a terrific group of backs including leading returning rusher Brad Lester, emerging star Mario Fannin, Ben Tate and Tristan Davis, who played defensive back last season.

Fall has always brought me mixed emotions. Although it’s technically still summer we’re heading back to classes to begin our 2007 Fall Semester.
I’m always excited about another football season and a fresh semester of classes but the end of summer has always been sad for me.

Beginning fall 2008, all Auburn students will be required to invest money in a new on campus dining debit plan. The mandatory action stems from Auburn’s latest change, a new multi-year agreement with Chartwells, a division of Compass Group, the world’s largest food service provider.