Auburn Family Front Page :: February 5, 2010

We always like to archive the past front pages, so here's the latest.

2010 Davis Lecture Series
Ray Jenkins :: Pulitzer Prize Winning Journalist

The Department of Communication & Journalism presents:
Ray Jenkins
2010 Davis Lecture Series
“… Ray Jenkins is one of a few journalists with whom the conscience of the world has, finally, so caught up that most don’t comprehend how remarkable they were. It’s not news today that racism and political corruption are wrong. In those days, it sometimes was.”
— Judy Sheppard, AU journalism professor

Tuesday, Feb. 16 6 p.m. Jule Collins Smith Museum of Fine Arts

Ray Jenkins began his career in journalism in 1951 as a reporter for The Columbus (Ga.) Ledger. In 1954, he was one of two reporters who covered the Phenix City, Ala., upheaval, coverage which won the 1955 Pulitzer Prize for Public Service for The Ledger. Read more...

Auburn 2010 Calendar :: Order Your's Today!
Jordan-Hare Stadium :: Points of View

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Seventh Annual Service Industry Advertising Awards
Auburn Family Wins 2010 Silver Medal

Please allow us a moment of self-congratulation. Also, we extend our deep appreciation to all of you that have joined us in Auburn Family. Please share the site with your friends!

Friday, SIAA announced their 2010 advertising awards. This site was nominated in the "New Media" category. So, imagine our smiles when we received this announcement today. Read more...

Priceless :: Hey, You Can't Put a Pricetag on This
AU Marching Band Highlight Reel | 2009


Committee of 19
Auburn Students Lead Haiti Relief

Shown with members of the Committee of 19 are Emma Keller (front left), committee president and Douglas Coutts (front right), a senior advisor to the UN World Food Programme on assignment as a distinguished professor at Auburn.

The Committee of 19, Auburn University's student leadership group for the War on Hunger, is donating $15,000 to the United Nations World Food Programme for Haiti relief. The money was collected over the past 18 months through various fundraisers by Auburn's individual schools, colleges and organizations, as well as campus-wide activities.

The World Food Programme, or WFP, is the largest humanitarian agency in the world, feeding on average over 90 million people in 82 countries annually. As a first responder in the current crisis, WFP is attempting to bring weekly rations to more than 2 million people in Haiti over the next few weeks. Read more...