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EDITORIAL: Discern before you devour
By Editorial Board | Fall 2016 | December 5One of the latest developments dominating headlines is the recent proliferation of fake news.
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EDITORIAL: Respectful engagement is what we need
By Editorial Board | Fall 2016 | November 17Thanksgiving is next week, a time when people unite with their friends and family for food, fellowship and above all, bitter discussions about politics.
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EDITORIAL: After Trump, where we go now
By Editorial Board | Fall 2016 | November 9Donald Trump's Presidential win has many implications both in the policy realm and in the larger realm of American political culture.
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EDITORIAL: Vote 'yes' for Amendment One
By Editorial Board | Fall 2016 | November 2Amendment One seeks to add two seats to Auburn's board.
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EDITORIAL: Let's extend our family, Auburn
By Editorial Board | Fall 2016 | October 27Every year, the Human Rights Campaign Foundation issues a Municipal Equality Index. This scorecard shows the rankings of more than 500 cities nationwide with respect to how well or poorly they promote LGBTQ inclusivity and equality.
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EDITORIAL: Vote yes for Amendment 2 in November
By Editorial Board | Fall 2016 | October 19For Alabamians, the Nov. 8 ballot won’t just include a list of candidates.
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EDITORIAL: Retire, Justice Moore
By Editorial Board | Fall 2016 | October 6In January, Alabama Supreme Court Chief Justice attempted to let his personal beliefs supersede the United States Constitution.
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EDITORIAL: What our focus should be after the fire
By Editorial Board | Fall 2016 | September 29We believe this week’s tree burning is an attack on the Auburn Family’s desire to band together through both good times and bad.
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EDITORIAL: Firing Malzahn is premature and costly
By Editorial Board | Fall 2016 | September 21Fall Editorial Board 2016 With high expectations and Auburn football’s low performance comes calls to boot the easiest person to place the blame on: our head coach. The deficit between fans’ expectations and the team’s performance casts a pall over our lovely village. But to do away with Gus Malzahn would be more detrimental for Auburn than beneficial, assuming the gamble wouldn’t amount to our school hiring a Nick Saban. Malzahn’s contract with Auburn ends in 2020, and if he were fired today, Auburn would have to pay him his signed allotment of $13.7 million. Add the high price it would take to hire a new, good coach and you’ve thrown quite a bit of money away. The difficulty in hiring a new coach would be exacerbated by Auburn’s unique history of throwing its coaches away after discontent fans start complaining. Only six coaches in history have gotten Auburn into the postseason bowl games.
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EDITORIAL: The Alt-right is dangerous
By Editorial Board | Fall 2016 | September 14The Alt-right movement represents the oldest of human sins repackaged into a form that crawls around the dark recesses of the internet.