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When we first saw one of the "tickets" being handed out to pedestrians on Magnolia this week, we all had a good laugh. "Seriously?" was heard throughout the office, and jovial joking soon gave way to anger and indignation. Is this a joke?
In spirit of April Fools Day, we decided to run a special edition with satirical articles applicable to each section. Only the pages labeled with a specific parody banner have fictitious news and features on them. Articles that have actual people quoted in them have a disclaimer at the end explaining the quotes are made-up in good humor.
How do you get an Auburn student off your front porch?
Over the past year 12 citizens of Auburn have been involved in pedestrian accidents.
Jonathan Reeves is one of many Americans who has to live with a gluten-free diet.
Effective yesterday, our general manager, Jack Smith, has resigned and left his position.
Close followers of my articles (I'm sure there are many) will remember a column I wrote last October about the whimsical fun of pink hair.
Music is my life.
It's the season for Lent: a proud tradition for many to feel they are giving back to their religious roots.
You have important choices to make today, students of Auburn, choices that will forever impact The Plains for you and the generations of Auburn family members who come after you.
Sneezing.
My grandmother died recently.
Beads.
Occasionally, there comes a time when an issue of importance thrusts itself into the spotlight.
We're all familiar with the old adage "Sticks and stones may break my bones, but words will never hurt me."
I am certainly not proud of being one. My boyfriend says I should hide my face in shame. In public, I just put on a smile and act like nothing is bothering me.
People are fascinating to me.
There are certain songs out there that will make me cry every time, like "Puff the Magic Dragon" and Don Henley's "The End of the Innocence." But the one that gets to me like no other is Rascal Flatts's "What Hurts the Most."
The Plainsman is an open forum.
Although there are nine games left in the basketball season, we feel the need to speak out on this matter now.
