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Sen. Tom Whatley speaks at College Republicans meeting

By Kailey Miller | Community Reporter | March 5

The Auburn University College Republicans had a meeting Tuesday, March 5, during which state Sen. Tom Whatley and Adam Thompson, deputy chief of staff to the Secretary of State in Montgomery, came to speak.

Campus Rec. and Resident Hall staff play a rousing game of kickball. (Kelsey Davis / INTRIGUE WRITER)

First Residence Hall Olympics a success

By Kelsey Davis / INTRIGUE WRITER | March 3

Campus Recreation in collaboration with the Resident Hall Association hosted the first Residence Hall Olympics, Sunday, March 3.

Sky A performs Nickleback's "Rockstar" with a Guitar Hero controller at this year's What-a-Drag! event Friday, March 1. (Raye May / PHOTO EDITOR)

Spectrum raises $1,530 through What-a-Drag! event

By Dustin Shrader / ONLINE EDITOR | March 3

Glitz, glam and gams shined bright at Auburn Spectrum's What-A-Drag! event hosted Saturday, Mar. 2

Johnson named dean of college of veterinary medicine

By Trent Erwin / WRITER | March 2

Born and raised an Auburn man, Calvin Johnson will become the seventh dean of the College of Veterinary Medicine.

DeMaioribus set as new trustee

By Austin Lankford / CAMPUS WRITER | March 2

Mike DeMaioribus is one of two new members to the Board of Trustees.

Robert Gibbs speaks to the Boys & Girls Club at Greater Peace Missionary Baptist Church. (Chandler Jones / COMMUNITY REPORTER)

Former White House press secretary talks education

By Chandler Jones / Community Reporter | March 1

From the Auburn Plains to the Hill in Washington, D.C., former White House Press Secretary Robert Gibbs spoke on behalf of the Boys & Girls Club at their annual "Champions for Kids Luncheon" Thursday, Feb. 21.

AU Bookstore shows off new threads on Concourse

By Anna Claire Conrad / WRITER | February 28

Most people think of textbooks, Auburn memorabilia, quick snack foods, and free coupon books when they hear talk of a university bookstore. However, AU's campus bookstore is changing that stereotype and steering toward a more fashionable customer base.

Sara Gardner(left), senior in ap- parel merchandising; Hannah Blevins(middle), senior in apparel mer- chandising; and Kelsey Reyn- olds(right), senior in apparel design.

Three students named YMA fashion scholars

By Kailey Miller | Community Reporter | February 28

Three Auburn students have been named YMA Fashion Scholars, each receiving $5,000 from the YMA Fashion Scholarship Fund.

The loss of a pilot, the gain of a legacy

By Corey Arwood / CAMPUS WRITER | February 28

The Department of Aviation and Supply Chain Management lost a faculty member, its students lost a professor, but the colleagues of Dr. Raymond Allen Hamilton II, lost a comrade.Hamilton, who had been an associate professor of aviation policy at Auburn since 2000 died on Feb. 16.

Dowell Hall channels "The Giving Tree" to encourage residents to go green. (Courtesy of http://ausustainabowl.weebly.com)

Sustain-A-Bowl sparks competition among residence halls

By George Nunnelley / WRITER | February 27

What would you say Auburn University budgets $23 million a year for?

Members of Sigma Kappa and guests play a rousing game of poker complete with female dealers during the event. (Ray Maye / PHOTO EDITOR)

Sigma Kappa goes "all in" for Alzheimer's

By Kailey Miller | Community Reporter | February 27

The Theta Xi Chapter of Sigma Kappa raised the stakes and money at their annual philanthropy event, Ultraviolet Sigma Hold'em, on Feb. 25-26.

Graphic Design Student Show to showcase student projects

By Jordan Dale / WRITER | February 24

The Graphic Design Student Show, an event which showcases the work of students in the graphic design program, is scheduled for Monday, Feb. 25 through Wednesday, March 6

Auburn students and guests enjoy the spaghetti dinner outside the Nichols Center. (Will Gaines / WRITER)

Spaghetti dinner for "Boots"

By Will Gaines / WRITER | February 23

With the heavy rain that came through Auburn Friday night not many people would be having outdoor activities on Saturday, unless you are associated with Air Force ROTC.

Live gunman drills hope to prevent violence, tragedy

By Ben Hohenstatt / WRITER | February 23

An old saying states that an ounce of prevention is worth a pound of cure, and in the case of school intrusions this can be potentially life-saving advice.

Physics professor Stuart Loch highlights Final Lecture

By Austin Lankford / CAMPUS REPORTER | February 21

The Student Government Association candidates were not the only ones on the ballot this week.

The new residence hall at the corner of South Donahue and West Samford offers many of its residents view of Plainsman Park and Jordan-Hare Stadium. It will also feature an interior courtyard for its residents to enjoy. (Courtesy of Kim Trupp)

South Donahue residence hall on track for fall semester

By Jherrica Luckie | February 21

The construction that has been taking place on South Donahue for the last year and a half will soon come to an end.

Lying to get the job just got harder

By Corey Arwood / CAMPUS WRITER | February 21

Psychology professor develops fool-proof test for employers to gather honest interview answers

The marching band practices in a pavilion, but hopes to build an indoor facility in the end zone of the field. (Raye May / PHOTO EDITOR)

Million dollar donation given to the 'Spirit of Auburn'

By Becky Hardy | Editor-in-Chief | February 21

The Auburn marching band received a $1 million donation from an Auburn alumna for its indoor practice facility.

People Power Phenomenon: Cathy Harris speaks

By Corey Arwood / CAMPUS WRITER | February 21

In 1998, profiling was what Cathy Harris spoke out against, earning her the nationally recognized whistleblower status.

Tara Jones celebrates with Mathew Richter after being announced
Miss Auburn for 2013. (Raye May / PHOTO EDITOR)

Jones votes flood poll

By Staff Report | February 21

'Tara for Water' Jones named Miss Auburn