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With a decrease in budget for SGA elections, students walking on the concourse could see fewer campaign signs from candidates. (Danielle Lowe / ASSISTANT PHOTO EDITOR)

SGA approves bill limiting campaign funds for future elections

By Becky Hardy | Editor-in-Chief | October 19

At Auburn's Student Council meeting Monday, Oct. 15, Jacob Dean, College of Liberal Arts senator, proposed a bill to limit campaign budgets for SGA positions.

2013 conference schedule released

By Andrew Yawn / SPORTS EDITOR | October 18

Auburn's 2012 season has been a dud, but now fans can begin looking ahead to the team's 2013 campaign as the SEC announced the 2013 conference schedules on Thursday, Oct. 18.

Balcony Bar is one of several business that has seen a decline in overall sales due to a losing football team. (Emily Morris / ASSISTANT PHOTO EDITOR)

Tigers' losing streak slows local businesses

By Sonya Lovejoy / COMMUNITY REPORTER | October 18

Just two short years ago, the Auburn Tigers won the national championship and were on top of the college football mountain. After Saturday's loss to Ole Miss, Auburn has dropped to last place in the SEC West and holds the longest active losing streak in SEC games.

Asher Smale, sophomore in graphic design, repairs iPhone screens as a hobby and a business. (Rebecca Croomes / PHOTO EDITOR)

Siri: Where can I get my screen replaced? The Phone Repair Place

By Annie Faulk / WRITER | October 17

You are walking down the street, talking to friends, when your iPhone falls out of your hands and lands smack dab on the asphalt. You cracked your iPhone screen; now what? Well, Asher Smale can help.

Jones and Koon will star in "Guarding Gold Street," a musical composed by Sean Michael Flowers. (Rebecca Croomes / PHOTO EDITOR)

Original musical makes its home on Auburn's stage

By Mallory Barrett / WRITER | October 16

The Auburn University theater department's 2012-13 season continues to successfully march on with the fall semester's second production of the original musical "Guarding Gold Street."

The Heart of Auburn is pictured here as it appeared in the 1970s. The hotel has been a staple of the community for more than 50 years. The hotel will officially close Dec. 16 to make way for a new shopping center called "The Shoppes at the Heart of Auburn." (Courtesy of The War Eagle Reader)

Iconic College Street hotel to be razed, re-energized

By Zeke Turrentine / COMMUNITY EDITOR | October 15

An iconic Auburn landmark of more than 50 years will soon appear much di\0x93fferent to drivers coming into downtown from South College Street, though its name will still be a part of its replacement.

Courtesy of Todd Van Emst

Auburn loses offensive focus in second half, Ole Miss wins 41-20

By Zeke Turrentine / COMMUNITY EDITOR | October 13

Auburn's fourth quarter woes continued as Ole Miss scored 24 of the game's final 27 points to win 41-20.

Wide receiver Emory Blake loses the ball in the second quarter of Auburn's 24-7 loss at home against Arkansas. Turnovers have been the deciding factor in games this season, and the team ranks second-to-last nationally in turnovers lost. (Danielle Lowe / ASSISTANT PHOTO EDITOR)

How the West was lost

By John Burns / SPORTS WRITER | October 13

Auburn will travel to Oxford, Miss. this weekend for its annual meeting with Ole Miss, and the 1-4 football team badly needs a win.

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Moseley named starting quarterback

By Andrew Yawn / SPORTS EDITOR | October 12

On Friday, for the second season in a row, Gene Chizik promoted the junior backup quarterback to the starter in an attempt to breathe life into the 10th worst offense in the nation.

Geology professor Mark Steltenpohl spoke at the forum for the Central Classroom Facility Monday, Oct. 8. (Rebecca Croomes / PHOTO EDITOR)

Central Classroom 'not another Haley Center'

By Becky Hardy | Editor-in-Chief | October 12

Anticipation is in the air, as potential locations for the Central Classroom Facility have been chosen.

The bus stops here: Groome Transportation meets employee demands

By Hayley Blair / Campus Editor | October 11

A press release sent by Groome Transportation today gives details about new employee benefits for transit drivers.

Tiger Transit drivers are in negotiations with Groome Transportation to receive the same benefits University employees receive, including holiday pay and sick pay. (Rebecca Croomes / PHOTO EDITOR)

Thrown under the bus: Negotiations continue for Tiger Transit employees with unmet demands

By Hayley Blair / Campus Editor | October 11

Vince Groome, owner of Groome Transportation, met with Tiger Transit drivers Wednesday, Oct. 9 to discuss employee complaints.

A strike by transit workers was canceled early this morning at the Groome Transporation depot on Alabama Highway 14.

Buses running, demands not met

By Hayley Blair / Campus Editor | October 10

A strike by transit workers was canceled early this morning at the Groome Transporation depot on Alabama Highway 14.

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Dowdell speaks on behalf of Tiger Transit employees, route delays possible

By Robert E. Lee / Editor-In-Chief | October 9

After months of complaints from Tiger Transit employees, Auburn City Councilman Arthur Dowdell spoke on their behalf Tuesday, Oct. 9 after he claims he was asked by several employees to represent them.

(Rachel Suhs / DESIGN EDITOR)

Locals learn the 'write' way at Auburn Writers Conference

By Chandler Jones / WRITER | October 9

The Auburn Writers Conference will meet for its third-annual event later this month centering on writing identity and voice bringing regional authors and community together for panels and participatory workshops.

On Friday, Oct. 6 and the morning of Monday, Oct. 8, Tiger Transit employees picketed Groome Transportation alleging unfair treatment. (Rebecca Croomes / PHOTO EDITOR)

Tiger Transit employees strike back

By Benjamin A. Croomes / OPINIONS EDITOR | October 8

On Friday, Oct. 6 and the morning of Monday, Oct. 8 Tiger Transit employees picketed Groome Transportation.

(Rachel Suhs / DESIGN EDITOR)

Toys for Tots gets the holidays started early

By Sydney Callis / COMMUNITY REPORTER | October 8

\0x10The Auburn Police Department kicked off\0x91 the 2012 Toys for Tots drive Tuesday, Oct. 2.

Mike Blakely, running back, brought down by Rohan Gaines of Arkansas. (Danielle Lowe / ASSISTANT PHOTO EDITOR)

The razor's edge: poor offensive performance leads to Tigers' loss

By John Burns / SPORTS WRITER | October 6

Auburn's offense did everything wrong against Arkansas, and the team and fans paid the price as the Tigers lost 24-7.

Fans hang their heads as Auburn looks up from the bottom of the SEC standings two years removed from winning a national championship. (Rebecca Croomes / PHOTO EDITOR)

Worst of the West: AU vs. Arkansas

By John Burns / SPORTS WRITER | October 6

In recent years, the Auburn vs. Arkansas rivalry has helped decide who would win the Western division, but in this particular meeting, it may decide which team is set to \0x87 finish last.

Pictured from left to right, Kyle Owen, Dr. J.M. Wersinger, Andrew Slaughter, Rebecca Lin and Ian Locklar, are part of the group of students who built AubieSat1. (Courtesy of Kyle Owen)

Beam me up, Aubie: Auburn satellite successfully relays 'War Eagle' back to Earth

By Caitlin Wagenseil / WRITER | October 5

When AubieSat1, the first satellite ever built by Auburn students, transmitted the words "War Eagle" back to earth this past summer, it was confirmation of a successful mission.