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Girls burnin' up the skating rink
By Kala Bolton / WRITER | April 28Burn City Rollers, Auburn's roller derby team, discuss season, training
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Poli-sci professor a pro at politics
By Kala Bolton / WRITER | April 14They take our money. They regulate our actions. They make us wear seat belts. They even decide the type of water we use for our morning shower.
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Freshman hikes for hunger
By Kala Bolton / WRITER | April 7While you may have spent this past weekend laying by the pool or exploring the bars downtown, Kristen Ziegler spent hers walking for a cause.
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Auburn athlete turned actor
By Kala Bolton / WRITER | April 5Just a few hours before No. 63 suited up in his helmet and pads to take the field at A-Day, he was decked out in full costume and make up, taking the stage in the theater department's performance of Hamlet."It was great," said Blake Burgess, sophomore in theater and offensive lineman for the football team.
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Local artist raises money for Japanese tsunami relief
By Kala Bolton / WRITER | March 31Iain Stewart of Opelika may not look like the most artistic guy, but don't be fooled by his appearance.Stewart raised $1,200 with his watercolor paintings for the Japanese Disaster Relief fund.
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Shopping smart for phones
By Kala Bolton / WRITER | March 24Students compare BlackBerry, iPhone and Droid smartphones
Sports
Gymnastics goes head over heels at home
By Kala Bolton / WRITER | March 10The 24th ranked Tigers gymnastics team (5-6, 2-4 SEC) looks to close out the regular season with a win as Auburn hosts the Southeast Missouri State Redhawks (8-7, 5-2 MIC) Friday night at 7 p.m.
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Alabama artist turns junk into jewels
By Kala Bolton / WRITER | March 3One man's trash is another man's treasure.Butch Anthony, 47, lives by this motto.Anthony gained national recognition for his artwork, but said he wouldn't call himself an artist.
Campus
Fraternities and sororities plan big stomp on Plains
By Kala Bolton / WRITER | February 24After a week consumed with discussions about the importance of tradition on college campuses, there's still one celebrated practice that many overlook: stepping.
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Cake contest brings back heirloom tastes
By Kala Bolton / WRITER | February 17Heirloom cake recipes may be old, but the Lee County Historical Society made sure they didn't become stale at its first heirloom cake contest Saturday in Loachapoka.