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The search for Soul (or Rock or Country or Rap)
Elvis has left the building, and the city.
Big name performers come to the city of Auburn occasionally. But, for some that isn’t enough to satisfy the craving of upscale entertainment.
Elvis performed in the Beard-Eaves Memorial Coliseum during the late 70’s, and is one example of a famous performer hosted by the University. And, every spring and fall Auburn University’s entertainment council, UPC, hosts a big name group to perform for the students. In the past few years… Continue
Big name performers come to the city of Auburn occasionally. But, for some that isn’t enough to satisfy the craving of upscale entertainment.
Elvis performed in the Beard-Eaves Memorial Coliseum during the late 70’s, and is one example of a famous performer hosted by the University. And, every spring and fall Auburn University’s entertainment council, UPC, hosts a big name group to perform for the students. In the past few years… Continue
Added by Chelsea Lami on July 14, 2008 at 3:00pm — No Comments
AU students help design and build Salvation Army facility
The Salvation Army’s newest facility was built with the environment in mind. Auburn’s College of Architecture, Design and Construction teamed with local contractors and architects to design and build the environmentally-friendly store, located on Opelika Road.
Assistant Professor Anthony Tindill coordinates the Design-Build Masters Program, of which five of the students who worked on the project are members.
“The Salvation Army approached us about getting an innovative… Continue
Assistant Professor Anthony Tindill coordinates the Design-Build Masters Program, of which five of the students who worked on the project are members.
“The Salvation Army approached us about getting an innovative… Continue
Added by Maggie Hampl on July 14, 2008 at 3:00pm — No Comments
Want a Competitive Way to Stay in Shape?
If are one of the many college students who played sports in high school but just missed the college mark or did not have the time for NCAA athletics, then intramural sports is a better option for you.
They have a variety of sports, including flag football, soccer, basketball, tennis, volleyball, golf and even badminton. The sororities and fraternities also have intramural teams in case you want to go head to head with one of your fellow Greek teams.
Intramurals are a… Continue
They have a variety of sports, including flag football, soccer, basketball, tennis, volleyball, golf and even badminton. The sororities and fraternities also have intramural teams in case you want to go head to head with one of your fellow Greek teams.
Intramurals are a… Continue
Added by Lindsay McCormick on July 14, 2008 at 2:00pm — No Comments
The Moment We Have All Been Waiting For Is Right Around The Corner.
With football season approaching in just a few weeks, fans already have season tickets and Auburn Tiger fever on their minds. Last year, over 86,000 fans flooded into Jordan Hare stadium to experience Auburn football and watch our team perform.
One particular Auburn fan feels so passionately about Auburn that it is unlikely that there are bigger Auburn fans than him in town. Johnny Richmond has been an Auburn fan for as long as he can remember. You may be wondering what’s so… Continue
One particular Auburn fan feels so passionately about Auburn that it is unlikely that there are bigger Auburn fans than him in town. Johnny Richmond has been an Auburn fan for as long as he can remember. You may be wondering what’s so… Continue
Added by Marvin Jones on July 13, 2008 at 11:00pm — No Comments
How The University Could Reduce Energy Costs
As a whole, our university is up-to-date as far as maintaining energy efficient facilities. But have you ever wondered what more we could do to improve our energy efficiency? According to the Waste Reduction and Technology Transfer Foundation (WRATT), “studies in Wisconsin have shown that students, educators and parents who have more knowledge of energy efficiency were more willing to take action to conserve energy.”
Gary Gribbell and Jim Wren travel nationally to educate our nation… Continue
Gary Gribbell and Jim Wren travel nationally to educate our nation… Continue
Added by Marvin Jones on July 13, 2008 at 10:30pm — No Comments
AU Theatre presents "Women & Love"
Auburn University Theatre’s Summerstage makes sure audiences have year-round entertainment by offering two plays this summer. The first, which took place June 18 through the 22nd, was “The Complete History of America (Unabridged).” The second, which runs through Sunday, is a musical cabaret that celebrates women and the many relationships they have.
“Women & Love” begins with an adapted story of the first couple, Adam and Eve. It interprets how that relationship set the stage for… Continue
“Women & Love” begins with an adapted story of the first couple, Adam and Eve. It interprets how that relationship set the stage for… Continue
Added by Maggie Hampl on July 13, 2008 at 7:00pm — No Comments
Taking on Dual Internships
Jordan Collins, a senior majoring in exercise science, is busy completing a dual internship this summer. He is working at both Health Plus in Auburn and Momentum Fitness and Physical Therapy in Columbus.
Collins travels to Columbus on Monday's and Tuesday's to work at Momentum Fitness. He works from 6:00a.m. to 6:30p.m. On Wednesday, he heads back to Auburn to work at Health Plus. He works Wednesday and Thursday from 9:00a.m. to 1:00p.m.
At Health Plus, Collins works… Continue
Collins travels to Columbus on Monday's and Tuesday's to work at Momentum Fitness. He works from 6:00a.m. to 6:30p.m. On Wednesday, he heads back to Auburn to work at Health Plus. He works Wednesday and Thursday from 9:00a.m. to 1:00p.m.
At Health Plus, Collins works… Continue
Added by Katie Hoch on July 13, 2008 at 4:30pm — No Comments
Auburn Abroad...not to be missed
Studying abroad is an amazing opportunity that every student should take advantage of. It allows you to study in a foreign location while gaining experiences you will never forget. You are learning more than the academics in a classroom. It is a mixture of academic experience. You are personally learning new cultures and new traditions that have been going on all around us. If you are interested, you are required to attend one mandatory “Office of International Education Study/Intern Abroad… Continue
Added by Kendall Green on July 13, 2008 at 9:30am — No Comments
The Newest WEGL DJ
WEGL is Auburn University’s student operated radio station. It broadcasts daily on 91.1 and can be heard in the following counties in Alabama: Lee, Macon, Russell and Tallapoossa and in Muscogee County, GA.
WEGL is a SAP program which means that it receives funding from the student activity fees that students pay with their tuition. The Student Government Association regulates the distribution of this money among the various SAP programs.
WEGL had its first broadcast on… Continue
WEGL is a SAP program which means that it receives funding from the student activity fees that students pay with their tuition. The Student Government Association regulates the distribution of this money among the various SAP programs.
WEGL had its first broadcast on… Continue
Added by Elizabeth Toney on July 10, 2008 at 6:00pm — No Comments
The Bachelorette: viewers' reactions to DeAnna's final decision
25 men and one beautiful woman. Every Monday night this summer, girls across the country have found themselves intrigued with DeAnna Pappas and her quest for love.
After having her heart broken last November by Brad on The Bachelor, DeAnna, a 26 year-old Real Estate Agent from Newnon, GA, got a second chance at finding love when she was selected to be the next bachelorette.
On Monday, DeAnna shocked her viewers when she selected Jesse to receive the final rose and gave him… Continue
After having her heart broken last November by Brad on The Bachelor, DeAnna, a 26 year-old Real Estate Agent from Newnon, GA, got a second chance at finding love when she was selected to be the next bachelorette.
On Monday, DeAnna shocked her viewers when she selected Jesse to receive the final rose and gave him… Continue
Added by Elizabeth Toney on July 10, 2008 at 3:30pm — No Comments
SGA: Sustainability Initiative
What is sustainability?
According to Wikipedia, sustainability is the “potential longevity of vital human ecological support systems, such as the planet’s climate systems…”
The issue of sustainability has become a hot topic throughout the world in recent years. People are being encouraged to “go green.” Local grocery stores are offering more and more organic and locally grown produce. They are also offering environmentally friendly grocery bags that you bring back on… Continue
According to Wikipedia, sustainability is the “potential longevity of vital human ecological support systems, such as the planet’s climate systems…”
The issue of sustainability has become a hot topic throughout the world in recent years. People are being encouraged to “go green.” Local grocery stores are offering more and more organic and locally grown produce. They are also offering environmentally friendly grocery bags that you bring back on… Continue
Added by Elizabeth Toney on July 10, 2008 at 2:00pm — No Comments
good employees= good PR
When traveling last weekend between Atlanta, GA and Miami, FL, I noticed something that got the little PR wheels turning in my head. Having friendly, helpful, and hard working employees that implement positive customer service is pretty much free PR! I choose to fly Delta whenever possible because my hometown of Newnan, GA is largely employed by this airline. My next door neighbors, teachers from my high school, and parents of close friends all… Continue
Added by kate woods on July 9, 2008 at 2:30pm — No Comments
Intramural Basketball at the Student ACT
A competitive personality, a tigercard, and court shoes are all you need to have an intense intramural basketball game this summer at Auburn University's Student Activities Center. Staying in shape and having fun are the benefits of using this facility, free for all Auburn students and faculty. Basketball is not the only intramural sport offered this summer. Volleyball, ultimate frisbee, flag football, and badminton are some of the sports… Continue
Added by kate woods on July 9, 2008 at 2:00pm — No Comments
SGA: Speaker Series Initiative
The Speaker Series Initiative is a new initiative that Lauren Hayes, Student Government Association President, has started to increase the number of world-renowned speakers that come to speak at Auburn. Through this program, Hayes would like to see two major speakers come to campus each year – one in the fall and one in the spring.
After Thomas Friedman came to speak at Auburn last year, students started to wonder why Auburn does not attract more speakers to campus. So, when Hayes… Continue
After Thomas Friedman came to speak at Auburn last year, students started to wonder why Auburn does not attract more speakers to campus. So, when Hayes… Continue
Added by Elizabeth Toney on July 8, 2008 at 8:30pm — No Comments
Celebrating Independence Day at Turner Field
Red, white, and blue was the theme on Friday at Turner Field. Not only because those are the team colors for the Atlanta Braves, the southeast’s favorite baseball team, but because fans and players observed Independence Day. The 4th of July has always been one of my favorite holidays and what better way to celebrate than by attending our nation’s favorite pastime, good ol’ American baseball. Nothing makes me feel more patriotic than… Continue
Added by kate woods on July 8, 2008 at 4:00pm — No Comments
Overworked?
I was talking with a friend of mine the other day who is an engineering major at Auburn. He was telling me that he hasn't slept well in days and that he just isn't feeling like himself because of stress. He told me that he felt like the work load given to him by his professors was overwhelming and not to mention unthoughtful of his other classes.
This is true in many of the more challenging majors. I cannot imagine how hard it would be to have a major that difficult and be able to… Continue
This is true in many of the more challenging majors. I cannot imagine how hard it would be to have a major that difficult and be able to… Continue
Added by Maggie Jenkins on July 8, 2008 at 3:47pm — No Comments
The DRL
I've been trying to work on my Style and Design project, but it's a lot of programs and code that I'm not 100% sure of. The thing is, I want to know about these programs because I feel that they will be important for my future.
I don't have access to these programs that much but I found the place to go. The Digital Resource Lab in the library has many sources that are helpful for students and faculty. They have every program we need, every type of printer and there is always someone… Continue
I don't have access to these programs that much but I found the place to go. The Digital Resource Lab in the library has many sources that are helpful for students and faculty. They have every program we need, every type of printer and there is always someone… Continue
Added by Maggie Jenkins on July 8, 2008 at 3:39pm — No Comments
Peanuts, Cracker Jacks and a New Coach
With a new coach, the Auburn Tigers are ready for a change and great spring season. The Tigers have not made it to the SEC Tournament in five years, but this year the Tigers hope to put a stop to that.
In early June, John Pawlowski, who coached for the College of Charleston, was hired to be the new Auburn baseball head coach. Bringing with him several of his previous assistant coaches, Pawlowski has big plans for the Auburn baseball program. Pawlowski also held positions at Clemson… Continue
In early June, John Pawlowski, who coached for the College of Charleston, was hired to be the new Auburn baseball head coach. Bringing with him several of his previous assistant coaches, Pawlowski has big plans for the Auburn baseball program. Pawlowski also held positions at Clemson… Continue
Added by Lindsay McCormick on July 8, 2008 at 3:30pm — No Comments
Whitney Newman: Student Alumni Center Intern
What started out as a hassle has turned into a blessing. Whitney Newman, a senior in communication, wasn’t too thrilled when she learned she had to take an internship before graduating Auburn. But after a few days at the Student Alumni Center, she said she was thankful for pre-graduation work experience.
Newman is currently the Media Web Intern at the Student Alumni Center. Her main project for her summer internship is to re-vamp the Student Alumni Association section of the Web… Continue
Newman is currently the Media Web Intern at the Student Alumni Center. Her main project for her summer internship is to re-vamp the Student Alumni Association section of the Web… Continue
Added by Maggie Hampl on July 8, 2008 at 3:30pm — No Comments
Snow Biz! Snow Cones!
The comes a time during the year, in the month of April, that is almost sacred to Auburn residents, the opening of Snow Biz! Snow Biz is Auburn's beloved snow cone hut where people of all ages frequent during the warmer months for a cold refreshing treat. There are two locations in Auburn, one on South College and one on Glenn Avenue. One of its employees claims they use about 100 buckets of ice during the opening month of April, that is a lot of ice! From then on, during the summer, it takes… Continue
Added by Allison DeBerard on July 8, 2008 at 3:13pm — No Comments
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