'Mercury Man' Brought To Justice
He darts into classrooms and distracts tours.
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He darts into classrooms and distracts tours.
A modest warehouse in Opelika serves as a fortress against illiteracy.
Long story short: I regretted coming to Auburn until I joined The Auburn Plainsman.
Randle Farms is famous for its blueberries.
Mouthwash.
Blake and Micah Melnick are offering support to the approximately 120 residents of Lee County who can fit all their possessions in a single trash bag.
He gets bored running more than 15 miles on a road.
Every spring while his boys were growing up, Rob Cox took his place in the stadium to proudly watch them play baseball. Now his work with the Miracle League brings him the pride of watching other people's children play baseball. Children who, because of special health needs, play the game a little differently than his sons Trent and Chase did. The Miracle League is a league of baseball teams made up of players with disabilities that prevent them from playing on regular baseball teams.
As the sun starts to shine stronger on The Plains, there will be more than chilly Auburn students turning out to bask in it. There will also be vibrant Auburn flowers. Dogwoods, azaleas, jonquils and hydrangeas are a few examples of the spring blooms that bring additional color to Auburn beside the traditional orange and blue. To showcase Auburn's flora, a trail was designated more than 15 years ago throughout the city to direct drivers where some of the more colorful patches of landscaping had been done. "It's festive in this time of the year," said John
While most students found themselves stuck in class anxiously awaiting the end of the fall semester last November, Alexis Janosik was on a ship collecting invertebrate animals in Antarctica. Janosik, graduate candidate in biology, has been to the South Pole twice. She returned from her most recent trip in January. "It really wasn't what I expected at all," Janosik said. "It was such an adventure, stunning landscapes, amazing animals, pretty much the trip of a lifetime." As part of her graduate research Janosik studies invertebrates and how their populations are structured around the Antarctic. But Janosik said her time at the South Pole wasn't all sitting behind a computer and studying sea cucumber DNA. She also got to go ice-climbing, mountaineering and hiking.
Mary Carol Moran has made an art of discerning an equilibrium between joy and sorrow.
The touch.
Five generator-powered lights and a red-lettered sign warning drivers to watch for pedestrians have been installed on Magnolia Avenue as part of collaboration between the city and University to make that area safer for pedestrians.
Carrie Holzmeister is an unassuming English teacher at Columbus Technical College.
Suihan Wu had just finished having coffee at Cambridge Coffee with some friends. It was close to 6 p.m. on March 25, 2009, and she was walking toward the library because she had a test she needed to study for.
The second Saturday of almost every month Jim Witte swaps his dry-erase board and textbooks and instead teaches his students with a steel hammer and anvil.
A woman was struck while crossing Donahue Drive toward Plainsman Park Friday afternoon.
Haluk Yapicioglu was released from a rehabilitation facility Wednesday and is doing well after being struck by a car two weeks ago, said Barbara Swanson of the College of Engineering.
She walks about the room adjusting hand positions and correcting body movements. She has to lean close to her students' ears to be heard over the music echoing off the walls.
A Tiger Transit hit a black Chevrolet Tahoe while turning onto Roosevelt Drive this afternoon.