Medical marijuana a first step toward legalization
Rep. K. L. Brown, of Calhoun County, has filed legislation into the Alabama House of Representatives that would make medical marijuana legal.
Rep. K. L. Brown, of Calhoun County, has filed legislation into the Alabama House of Representatives that would make medical marijuana legal.
You can't look me straight in the eye and tell me weed is "no big deal."
Discrimination against sexuality is still rampant - the fight for marriage equality is huge and isn't getting enough attention in the South.
The movie about black Tuskegee Airmen in WWII titled "Red Tails" is currently making the rounds.
Last week, as you all may have seen, Stephen Colbert, in a skit so risible as to be outdone only by the ridiculousness of the Citizen's United Supreme Court decision Colbert has long mocked, transferred control of his Super-PAC to fellow satirist and "business partner" Jon Stewart before announcing he was "forming an exploratory committee to lay the groundwork for [his] possible candidacy for the president of the United States of South Carolina!"
On Wednesday, January 18, 2012, Wikipedia blacked out and the world ended.
The legacy of MLK is again being tarnished by bigotry from the left.
Why do we put so much emphasis on diversity?
For a defense to be a feared unit, it must have a calling card, a reputation, a personality to hang its hat on.
Sometimes I think South College Street must be cursed.
President Obama has denied the permit for the Keystone oil pipeline.
The celebration of Dr. King's life and the impact he still has to this day should not be lost on our University community.
What if The Plainsman published uncensored photos of a streaker?
To every atheist we've called a fool, to every Jew we've ridiculed, to every agnostic, Muslim, Buddhist, Hindu or anyone else we have misunderstood or mistreated, I want to apologize.
The hiring of Brian VanGorder may be enticing at first taste, but eventually mellows after a few bites.
In my seven semesters at Auburn I have only taken a handful of classes that used Blackboard in any great capacity.
Life in the SEC is tough. But this past season, life in the SEC Western Division was the toughest of them all.
While I agree with your contention that a simple "Merry Christmas" (or "Happy Hanukkah" or "Happy Ramadan") should not offend anyone, I don't think it is over-sensitive atheists who pose the biggest threat to the role of this holiday in North American culture, nor any perceived decline of its representation in stores or at schools.
The BCS is flawed. There's no denying that. At the same time, the BCS is also exactly what college football needs.
The 2011 Iron Bowl is in the books. My team won, which is always good; but that's not what I want to talk about.