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EDITORIAL: Retire, Justice Moore

By Editorial Board | Fall 2016 | October 6

In January, Alabama Supreme Court Chief Justice attempted to let his personal beliefs supersede the United States Constitution.

Underage drinking column

By Brytni Emison | Contributing Columnist | October 4

For many, drinking and college are a match made in underage bliss. Underage drinking runs rampant throughout the country, specifically on college campuses where access to alcohol is easy and the pressure to drink is overwhelming.

EDITORIAL: What our focus should be after the fire

By Editorial Board | Fall 2016 | September 29

We believe this week’s tree burning is an attack on the Auburn Family’s desire to band together through both good times and bad.

COLUMN: Embracing black beauty in a white world

By Madison Ogletree | Photo Editor | September 29

It is not right that young black boys and girls are internalizing European measures of beauty by seeing their hair, their skin and their physical characteristics as insufficient.

COLUMN: How to manage Milo Yiannopoulos' movement

By Weston Sims | Opinions Editor | September 21

While I disavow Milo Yiannopoulos and his views, attempts to suppress his voice are not the way to go about stopping his movement. 

SGA: Register to vote

By Letter to the Editor | September 21

Summer has finally come to an end but the election season is entering its home stretch. The candidates are 46 days away from the election, but there is still time for everyone to have their voice heard.

My first experience with the leftist Illuminati

By Alex Wilkerson | Opinions Columnist | September 21

Here at The Plainsman we understand the jig is up, so I’ve decided to write about my first experiences with the Leftist Illuminati, so you can get a good idea about the kind of people who are running your planet. 

LETTER TO THE EDITOR: Despite the game, Auburn wins

By Letter to the Editor | September 21

I’m a Texas Aggie class of ‘72 graduate who has returned home from his first road trip to Jordan-Hare Stadium and the Auburn vs.

COLUMN: Why does my punctuation make you insecure?

By Lily Jackson | Intrigue Editor | September 14

Receiving a message lacking exclamation marks, Emojis and other exuberant punctuation has become a sign of passive-aggressive anger.

EDITORIAL: The Alt-right is dangerous

By Editorial Board | Fall 2016 | September 14

The Alt-right movement represents the oldest of human sins repackaged into a form that crawls around the dark recesses of the internet.

LETTER TO THE EDITOR: Letter from SGA president

By Letter to the Editor | September 14

I wanted to send out a few reminders regarding the other changes so that you have no questions on how to navigate game day come Sept.

EDITORIAL: In Defense of Parking Services

By Editorial Board | Fall 2016 | September 14

Some students argue more parking lots need to be created on campus, an idea that isn’t inherently wrong, but may not be easily reconciled with the way Auburn’s campus is designed.

EDITORIAL: Ladies of the SEC: if you like it, wear it

By Editorial Board | Fall 2016 | September 14

It would be nice to think Walden is alone in this mindset — that there aren't really other people whose lives have been negatively affected by "ill-covered curves."

LETTER TO THE EDITOR: Some tips for Auburn students

By Letter to the Editor | August 31

Dear Students, Welcome back to campus!

LETTER TO THE EDITOR: The aim of bureaucracy

By Letter to the Editor | August 26

Bravo to Dannial Budhwani for his eloquent complaint in the Aug. 18 Plainsman.For those who didn’t read the article, it seems that he applied for and was awarded a scholarship of $3,000 per semester for two semesters.

COLUMN: Ask Alex for advice

By Alex Wilkerson | Opinions Columnist | August 26

If you have a problem and you don’t know who to turn to, who you can trust and you just need an honest answer, feel free to email opinions@theplainsman.com.

EDITORIAL: Transgender people should be able to choose

By Editorial Board | Fall 2016 | August 24

On March 23, 2016, North Carolina signed into law HB2, a bill that mandates people only use bathrooms that correspond with the sex listed on their birth certificate. 

EDITORIAL: State lottery should fund education

By Editorial Board | Fall 2016 | August 18

In 2015, Governor Robert Bentley proposed a series of tax increases which would generate 541 million dollars in revenue for Alabama.