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Stepping out in a style all their own

By Courtney Smith / INTRIGUE EDITOR | June 16

Turning your wardrobe into a unique work of art is effortless when you can make most of it yourself.

Play that funky music, Wildman

By Alexander Harper / Writer | June 16

If you ask Wildman Steve, good music has no genre.

Summer heat takes a toll on automobiles

By Ariana Diaz / WRITER | June 16

With temperatures reaching record highs this summer, staying cool is something you may struggle with, especially when it comes to your car.

3-D movies offer extra dimension, added fees

By Laura Hobbs / WRITER | June 9

Popcorn: $5.75. Drink: $6.25. Movie: $15. Wearing one-size-fits-all glasses for 2 hours: Priceless?

Female players take on video-game scene

By Hayley Blair / ASSOCIATE INTRIGUE EDITOR | June 9

Better stories, stronger characters and more involved game play have assured that 21st century gaming will become known for its innovation and style.

Study smarter not harder

By Andrew McCaslin / WRITER | June 9

Although Auburn University ranks high in the U.S. News and World Report, a reported 85th in national universities and 38th in public universities, many freshmen lack the writing skills needed to survive in college and in the professional world.

Local entrepeneur expands franchise

By Courtney Smith/Intrigue Editor | June 2

When Stacy Brown first came up with the idea to sell homemade chicken salad from home, she had no idea what a massive hit it would be.

Sunless tanning offers safer alternative

By Sarah Layne / WRITER | June 2

As students spend their summers traveling to beaches, relaxing by the pool or simply using the convenience of a tanning bed to gain a summer glow, it is important to remember the dangers that may result from these activities.

AT&T acquires T-Mobile, both prepare for merger

By Jake Winfrey / WRITER | June 2

AT&T and Deutsche Telekom recently announced they have entered an agreement that will allow AT&T to acquire T-Mobile USA for approximately $39 billion. Of that amount, $25 billion will be paid in cash, while the rest will be stock.

Walking out of class, down the aisle

By Nicole Singleton / SPORTS EDITOR | June 2

Textbooks, notepads, pens, pencils, scantrons and... a bridal gown?

Screen surfing with superheroes

By Hayley Blair / ASSOCIATE INTRIGUE EDITOR | May 26

The crisp, clean pages of a comic book once held a monopoly on the superhero genre. The characters that once captured the comic book generation are now taking form on the big screen.

Local guitarist reflects on past, looks to future

By Courtney Smith / INTRIGUE EDITOR | May 26

When you own a store that sells guitars, turning work into play is effortless.Mark McKenzie is the owner of the steadily growing Guitar Shoppe, located at the heart of GlenDean Shopping Center.

Skip the doctor's office, stay healthy this summer

By Courtney Smith / INTRIGUE EDITOR | May 26

Whether you've opted to hit the books or hit the beach this summer, your health is just as important now as it is throughout the rest of the year.There are three main steps that students should take to stay healthy this summer, said Dr. Suzanne Graham-Hooker of the Auburn Medical Clinic, and proper health starts with proper nutrition.

Break out of your routine by trying something new

By Hayley Blair / ASSOCIATE INTRIGUE EDITOR | May 26

Contrary to popular belief, being a college student is about more than good grades and extracurricular activities that might look good on your resume.It is also about growing as a person and becoming comfortable with your mind and body. Once you fully understand yourself, you become your own safe haven in times of stress. You develop the kind of unflappable, go-getting attitude that employers so ardently treasure in their employees.

Debate continues over Macintosh vs. PC

By Brandon Miller / WRITER | May 26

It's an age-old question: Mac or PC? This electronic rivalry easily competes with any rivalry across the board.There are Macintosh people and PC people in this world. While it appears everyone has an opinion on the matter, the best type of computer is still under debate.

Business leaders leave mark on downtown shopping area

By Hayley Blair / ASSOCIATE INTRIGUE EDITOR | May 26

There are a few iconic places around Auburn that almost everyone knows about, stores and restaurants that everyone goes to that make this town unique. What most people don't realize is how much the people from Auburn University have helped to shape these landmarks in our community.

Girls burnin' up the skating rink

By Kala Bolton / WRITER | April 28

Burn City Rollers, Auburn's roller derby team, discuss season, training

Seniors reminisce

By Alison McFerrin / ASSOCIATE NEWS EDITOR | April 28

With graduation quickly approaching, seniors' heads are stuffed with thoughts of the future.