Banning of certain words by NYC board shows fear of tough topics
Apparently the New York City Board of Education is simply ahead of the curve when it comes to producing young, free-thinking minds.
Apparently the New York City Board of Education is simply ahead of the curve when it comes to producing young, free-thinking minds.
Due to its relative moderation during the Civil Rights Movement, The Auburn Plainsman has been judged more kindly by history than many other publications.
On March 13, I almost lost my 14-year-old son.
Recently I received an email from Don Andrae, the director of Parking Services here at AU.
I was appalled at the article last week on tips for tanning "safely."
Let me make it clear, I am no advocate of racism or slavery. I find it offensive, appalling, and inhumane. With that said, this article is written to refute the accusations expressed by Ms. Hardy.
Unfortunately, the era of cheap oil from fossil petroleum is over. The "easy oil" has been found, mined and burned.
This past week I signed a lease for a house and ended a four-month-long period where I didn't know where I was going to call home next year.
The most outrageous and captivating reality TV show in the past few months has not concerned itself with the shores of New Jersey, but with the campaign trail of the GOP.
I currently work in RBD's archives and came across an interesting article from the 1896 issue of the Orange & Blue (what The Plainsman used to be called) that discusses the Leap Day of a leap year, Feb. 29.
Last week's Plainsman had several articles that expressed multiple individuals' opinions concerning the purpose and timing of sex. To have a proper perspective on this very important issue, we must look to Scripture to see what God says about it.
Tonight, I am embarrassed to call myself an Auburn alumnus because Owen Parrish was elected as Auburn's SGA president.
Don't throw the baby out with the bathwater in regarda to medical marijuana.
We like to call ourselves the Auburn University family. In my experience this is how family works: my wife, a nonsmoker, married me, a tobacco consumer.
If health outcomes determined drug laws instead of cultural norms, marijuana would be legal and there would be no medical marijuana debate.
Mitt Romney continues to waver in economic posture.
National Blood Donor Month is over, but we still need blood!
An article was published in The Plainsman about SOPA and PIPA. It stated they had been shelved and from the way the article was written it almost seemed to display the fact that the threat was over from these bills, but it is far from that.
A few weeks ago in the Opinions section, it was said that, "The injustice of the past is gone. There is no discrimination that's enforced legally."
Discrimination against sexuality is still rampant - the fight for marriage equality is huge and isn't getting enough attention in the South.