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Café
à la cart moved from Moudy Building
By Bill Morrison
Staff Reporter
Prior
to the first sandwich being sold, the Café à la cart
was moved in and out of Moudy Building South’s green room before
a single person was served.
Advising
task force formed
Task Force to ensure trained advisors help in
class selection
By Jessica Sanders
Staff Reporter
Complaints
from students that more training is needed for academic advisors
have encouraged the Student Government Association to form an academic
advising task force, David Reese, task force chairman, said Tuesday.
Making
plans
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Coming
up short
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Ty
Halasz/Photo editor
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Freshman
sensation Chudi Chinweze gets stripped of the ball late
in the second half against UAB on Tuesday night in Daniel-Meyer
Coliseum. The Frogs came up short 85-88 in overtime.
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Café needs to be returned to Moudy
It
was gone before we knew it. Monday afternoon, Café à
la cart appeared to be on it’s way to the first floor of the
Moudy Building South.
But,
some of you may not have even known that the equipment was ever
there. By the next day, all traces had vanished. Before a single
sandwich had ever been sold, the kiosks were gone.
We
win with pop culture
Katherine Ortega
Real
world doesn’t match up
Lauren
Cates
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Frogs
hit milestones in loss
Blount, Merriex, Chinweze each earn honors
By
Carmen Castro
Skiff Staff
Despite
the Frogs’ overtime 88-85 loss to the UAB Blazers, Tuesday
night was a time for milestones.
TheSideline
Edwards snags Athlete of the
Week award again
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Ty
Halasz/Photo editor
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Junior
guard Nucleus Smith goes under UAB’s Gabe Kennedy during
an overtime loss in Daniel-Meyer Coliseum.
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Movie
Reviews
Old School
By Janelle Stecklein
Skiff Staff
I
have two words to say about the movie “Old School:” guy’s
movie.
Basically,
the plot of the movie is similar to that of “Animal House.”
The movie starts with Luke Wilson taking an early flight home from
a conference he was attending.
Frog
of the Week: Lonnie Reynolds
By
David Reese
Features Editor
Loni Reynolds can usually be heard before you see her. Reynolds
is famous on campus for greeting everyone with a smile and hello.
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