Paramount Pictures’ new release “Twisted” seems to have all the elements of a good movie. It features Ashley Judd, Andy Garcia and Samuel L. Jackson. It’s even directed by Phillip Kaufman, an accomplished...
“Against The Ropes,” starring Meg Ryan and Omar Epps, is based on the true story of Jackie Kallen, the first — and most successful — female boxing manager in the history of the sport, and her first...
Oh, the joys of Spring Break. Lounging around, sucking on tropical drinks with little umbrellas in them, and enjoying the view on some exotic beach might just be the dream of every college student. When...
Faculty Senators will soon be able to vote on university issues with the click of a mouse.
The Faculty Senate unanimously approved a change to the Senate’s constitution Thursday that will allow Senate...
New demonstration guidelines will give students more flexibility by allowing them hold demonstrations practically anywhere on campus, said Glory Robinson, associate dean of campus life.
According to...
The founder of an organization dedicated to shutting down an American military school that trains Latin American soldiers visited campus Thursday to speak about his experiences.
The Rev. Roy Bourgeois,...
The Main could be getting a face lift this summer.
Plans are in the works of possible renovations that would give students more food selections and the opportunity to see their food being prepared,...
Colleagues say Brite Divinity School professor Stephen Sprinkle has made strong contributions to the church community, despite the controversies that have also followed him.
Sprinkle, Brite’s director...
Many college athletes spend their collegiate careers preparing themselves for the pros.
Paty Aburto, a senior tennis player, already has been there.
After finishing high school in Veracruz, Mexico,...
I don’t know what’s in the water at the University of Alabama, but Dan Whisenhunt’s column that ran in the Skiff Feb. 19 about the conservative religious right would be good evidence for contamination....
Last year, President George W. Bush increased the funding for abstinence education to $135 million, a $33 million increase from 2002.
The basis of the programs was to teach youths that abstaining from...
Recently, in several Associated Press stories, a group of Harvard students announced that they were going to publish a student-run sex magazine. Even more shocking, Harvard’s committee on college life...
