The concept for CityFest originated on a restaurant napkin in 2000, when two Parks and Recreation employees decided over lunch to put together an arts and crafts festival. It began small, like many festivals, but, now, the festival has 10,000-15,000 patrons who attend each year, according to Custer.
Auburn University quarantined a zombie infestation in the 2013-14 academic year. Despite qualms with the University, Ralph Brown Draughon Library will host its sixth Humans vs.
A combat scenario in a faraway land, you are in an overwatch unit supporting a squad that is entering a building to take down a high-value target.
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A Birmingham artist gave a lecture at Biggin Hall to end her exhibition of painting and sculptures Thursday, Jan. 29, at 5 p.m., and collaborated with Andrew Kozlowski, assistant professor of art, on prints of her work.
Rice cookers are the quintessential college cooking contraption. They're ideal because you can head to Asian Super Market off of Opelika Road and pick up a 10-pound bag of rice when you're short on cash. It's just more than $10 and will help feed you for more than a month.
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Intrigue writer Jordan Hays reviews Arcade Fire's newest album, Reflektor, and Cage the Elephant's "Melophobia."
When Joshua Bell, senior in animal sciences pre-vet, and Jared Vaughn, senior in biomedical sciences, became assistant directors of UPC Special Projects, they asked themselves how they could reach a wider audience. Their answer was "Super Smash Bros. Brawl."
A model airplane made by the Auburn University Design Build Fly Club. (Jordan Hays | Copy Editor)
A model airplane made by the Auburn University Design Build Fly Club. (Jordan Hays | Copy Editor)
A man lifts a child so he can look into the cockpit of a jet. (Jordan Hays | Copy Editor)
The largest plane on display at Fly-In. (Jordan Hays | Copy Editor)
Boy Scouts help push a plane down the runway. (Jordan Hays | Copy Editor)
Not every plane on display was on the runway. (Jordan Hays | Copy Editor)
A child in the dugout signals safe after an Auburn baseball player attempts to make it to the home plate. (Jordan Hays | Copy Editor)
Alabama players Chance Vincent (middle, ground) and Casey Hughston (left, ground) receive medical attention after colliding in the outfield. (Jordan Hays | Copy Editor)
Anfernee Grier strikes out during the second game of the three game series against Alabama. Grier went 0-for-5 and struck out four times. (Jordan Hays | Copy Editor)
Chance Vincent is carried away in an ambulance after receiving a neck injury. His teammates gather around to see if he is OK. (Jordan Hays | Copy Editor)
