The Crimson White

the Greek system, and fear of public embarrassment from non-Machine backed candidates at the University of Alabama. In February 1976, following the election of the first black and first non-Machine backed president, Cleo Thomas, “15 men cloaked in white sheets burned crosses, threw bottles, and chanted various revolutionary tunes” as a retaliation effort against Thomas (Whiting). This was only the beginning of The Machine’s efforts to instill dominance in the SGA. Over the years The Machine has “committed

For my campus involvement project, I attended four UNK events which included a Mike Super magic show, a glowrage, dragshow, and a football game. All events were really enjoyable and while most of the events I went to weren’t particularly “educational”, I feel like I learned some important information and gained social experiences. The Mike Super Magic show was put on by LPac on October 23, 2015. Mike Super was the winner of the NBC show, Phenomenon. He’s an illusionist who currently tours the US

not be more apparent at The University of Alabama during its 2013-2014 school term, when an email headlined “New Year Upgrading” surfaced its way into the inboxes of UA students. In his article “University OIT warns of phishing scams” for The Crimson White, author Josh Sigler cautions students of The University of Alabama to be wary of false advertisement and to refrain from providing personal information, if uncertain. Sigler attests why UA students should be as alert as possible of online scams

The sky rumbles with thunder as the charcoal clouds roll over the excessively dark rough watered lake. The clouds are so thick and dark that only a few flickers of light, from the moon, shine through. The depth of the lake appears to have no end, as if anything would get lost if caught in its’ rough currents. Thick and high grass cover the water’s edge. The air becomes thick and icy, making it hard for anyone to breathe. It is the kind of icy feeling that fills the whole entire body, consuming every

fans swarm down to Tuscaloosa to watch the Crimson Tide battle on the football field. Excitement is in the air, and all I can see is a sea of crimson and white covering the campus of Alabama. As I pull up to the campus of The University of Alabama with my friend Rick, we get out of the truck. I am filled with excitement as we make our long walk to the stadium. It is a cool and cloudy day. Thousands of people walk beside us dressed in crimson and white as we make our way down University Drive. Off

toy clothed in a crimson hoodie was born through years of superstition. I would grip the tiny thing for dear life as stress butterflies danced in my stomach; warily observing the clash of titans on the TV screen surrounded by my family. We would scream our throats raw and cheer until our ears rang painfully, but so urged into our reverie by the boys in crimson and white scoring once again. Saturdays in the fall and winter are always overtaken by such things in my home when the Crimson Tide play. The

True Sin Sin, a dark and powerful force, twists the soul and warps the mind to the point where it leaves society with unconquerable difficulties in everyday life. Forces such as sin create a story drawing in readers. Nathaniel Hawthorne uses literature to its full potential to express sin’s presence in life through his short story, “The Birthmark.” In “The Birthmark,” a man named Aylmer for the first time sees a small defect in his otherwise beautiful wife, Georgiana. When Aylmer mentions it to

Sin, a dark and powerful force, twists the soul and warps the mind to the point where it leaves society with unconquerable difficulties in everyday life. Nathaniel Hawthorne, quite successfully, uses literature to its full potential in order to express sins presence in life. He uses the short story, “The Birthmark” to express this theme. In this story, a man by name Aylmer for the first time sees a small defect in his otherwise beautiful wife, Georgiana. When Aylmer mentions it to her, she feels

Sin is dark force that twists the soul and warps the mind. Such a powerful force as sin is present in everyday life and cannot be simply ignored. Nathaniel Hawthorne, quite successfully, used literature to its full potential in order to express sins presence in life. The story he uses the express this theme is “The Birth-mark”. In this story, a man by name Aylmer for the first time sees a small defect in his otherwise beautiful wife, Georgiana. When Aylmer mentions it to her she was hurt but it did

The ending scene in Crimson Peak is Edith standing outside of the house staring intensely into the camera from a center frame shot. It is almost as she is speaking directly to the audience. She wears her hair down signifying how she is now free, since throughout the movie she is seen with her hair tightly pulled back. She also wears a long white night gown, which can signify how she is now pure for helping free the souls of Lucille and Thomas' victims. Edith is seen mumbling something about how the