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Fall is here and with it brings scarves, fallen leaves and the smell of

a turkeys roasting in ovens. Thanksgiving is a holiday meant to be spent

at home with family, reminiscing about old times and reminding each

other of how happy you are to be with one another. But what if your home

was 918 miles away? This is the case for many of Auburn’s out-of-state

students, but junior exercise science major Cyndi Hinchman is determined

to have a wonderful Thanksgiving right… Continue

The cost for one year of schooling at Auburn University is $6,420 for in-state and $18,720 for out of state. Even though a good education is priceless, in today’s economy that number is a little scary. Due to this, college students are working at part time jobs more than ever. Some are working to help their parents with the financial load of college, and others to have extra spending money. Wes Sinor and Ragan Helms, both senior public relations majors, have jobs for these… Continue

Tis the season for ghosts, pumpkins and spring registration; and while most hours will be filled with core classes why not take a credit and do something fun with it: go bowling. Auburn University offers bowling as a physical education class that is worth two elective credit hours. This is the first semester that Auburn has employed a contracted instructor, Andy DeLaney, and a coach co-instructor, Barbara Holler.



Under the instruction of DeLaney and Holler, bowling classes have gone… Continue

Questions that are commonly heard in a college course include: “What is the derivative of this problem?”, “What does Socrates mean by this?” and “In what year was the Russian Revolution?” However, if you find yourself in Professor David Sutton’s class, you will be answering questions like: “What is your favorite food?” and “What is your favorite color?” Sutton is not your ordinary college professor, and once you take one of his classes, you will never forget him. So what is behind the man with… Continue