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Forcing Catholic institutions to purchase insurance plans that cover contraception and morning-after pills isn't a cultural issue. It's not an issue of employers doing right by their employees. It's not even about their employees at all. This is about the Bill of Rights. This is about the right of Catholics to freely practice their religion.
Rep. K. L. Brown, of Calhoun County, has filed legislation into the Alabama House of Representatives that would make medical marijuana legal.
We're happy to see SOPA and PIPA have been shelved. They were imperfect and poorly written bills that, because of their vague language and questionable definitions, were certain to be abused.
Why do we put so much emphasis on diversity?
What if The Plainsman published uncensored photos of a streaker?
Does being greeted by a cheery "Merry Christmas!" offend you? If it does, you need to change your perspective.
We believe Joe Paterno deserved to be fired. He's said he should have done more, and he's right. He should have done more than just go to the athletic director.
Life is tough for a lot of people. We all had our friends that made our burdens a bit lighter with their company, but we all had our bullies as well. We all knew the people that made our burdens heavier--those that made walking through the doors to school an act of bravery.
You heard right, folks, we're on Twitter.
Harvey Updyke is arguing that an obscure Alabama law prevents authorities from charging him with a felony.
Arthur Dowdell has a history of taking action without thinking.
What conclusions are there to draw about a movement that has been equally lauded and scorned? How do we feel about a movement that allegedly both loves the American system and wants to bring down Western capitalism? Do we support a movement that has been called both synthetic and grassroots?
The recently passed bike ordinance split the Editorial Board nearly down the middle.
Cancer is a quiet, creeping threat from within.
I graduate in seven months, and I finally realized one of my biggest regrets of my college years.
As midterms loom and my supply of coffee runs dangerously low, it seems like perfect timing for the Lee County Fair to roll back into town.
Amid recent scrutiny from black congressional members regarding Barack Obama's handling of the economy--particularly its impact on the black community--the president scolded the Congressional Black Caucus at its annual awards dinner this weekend, telling his all-but-copacetic supporters to "Shake it off. Stop complainin'. Stop grumblin'. Stop cryin'" and to "press on."
A surprising number of people don't know anything about Auburn. Those who are familiar with us know we're a quiet, polite community nestled in a state a lot of people would rather forget about.
Imagine the craziest, loudest, most obnoxious, belligerent group of teenagers you can.
Peace in the Middle East is becoming a fairy tale.
